Demolition 23
In Ape - Internet covers are included
  1  Nothin's Alright (Monroe, VanZandt, Wilder) 3:29
  2  The Scum Lives On (Monroe, VanZandt, Wilder) 3:39
  3  Dysfunctional (Monroe, VanZandt, Wilder) 4:23
  4  Ain't Nothin' to Do (Bators, Chrome) 2:32
  5  I Wanna Be Loved (Thunders) 2:37
  6  You Crucified Me (Monroe, VanZandt, Wilder) 5:26
  7  Same Shit Different Day (Monroe, VanZandt, Wilder) 3:21
  8  Endangered Species (Garratt, Harper) 3:35
  9  Deadtime Stories (Monroe, Wilder)

While Demolition 23 is technically a band effort, this is really a Michael Monroe solo album. Once again working with producer and co-writer Little Steven Van Zandt, Monroe dispenses with the hair metal affectation and goes straight for the punk rock jugular. Monroe also emerges as a songwriter on this album, a trend that would continue with his next releases. Demolition 23 grew out of a series of shows at the Grand in New York, billed as Michael Monroe & Friends. With the same lineup as on the album (including former Hanoi Rocks bassman Sam Yaffa) augmented by Little Steven and Joey Ramone, the band tore through a bunch of originals, and the usual helping of Johnny Thunders, Dead Boys, and Ramones covers. The lyrics on this album are generally the best to date for Monroe. Tales of alienation like "Nothin's Alright" and "Dysfunctional" sit right alongside stories of loss such as "The Scum Lives On," a song about his dead buddies, most notably Thunders and Stiv Bators.
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This one goes out to Mihaleez (who still promised to buy a copy of the RATBOYS CD HAHAHA!)