DEAD KENNEDYS 'BEDTIME FOR DEMOCRACY' LP CRUMBSUCKER This helped the band not

This helped the band not only outride the explosion of alternative in the early '90s

It likewise doubled as an introduction to slippery-fingered bassist Scott Reeder and a farewell to mastodonic drum rumbler Brant Bjork

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's hyper-melodic keyboard stylings introducing the menacing and magical music of "Everybody Sins"

instead building up to a cathartic final track that hammers home the bleak desolation that runs through it

DEAD KENNEDYS 'BEDTIME FOR DEMOCRACY' LP CRUMBSUCKER This helped the band notLABEL: Manifesto Records VINYL RELEASE DATE: 4 29 2003 ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 1986 VARIANT: Black Vinyl LP Though it may be the most slept on part of Dead Kennedys revolutionary back catalogue, 1986s Bedtime for Democracy could also be the bands most sonically extreme, politically feisty, tragically humorous and wildly eclectic release. The 21 song epic twists from a caffeine crazed speed through of outlaw country classic Take This Job and Shove It