Here Comes the Zoo

I mean, the only song I listened to was Half Life.

This album got me into Local H 10 years ago. Totally rockin album, probably the H's best. Pretty flawless from start to finish, no fillers. Buy the whole thing now.

The best PERIOD. This band is great! I'm glad my dad showed them to me.

I don't know what everyone is complaining about, this is honestly one of Local H's best albums. This is probably their most rocking album. From Hands on the Bible to What Would You Have Me Do? its a full on rockfest. Bryn-Mawr Stomp is a hidden jewel. So yeah, hurry up and buy the album.

A lot of people say disappointment and with this album they couldn't be more wrong. This album turned me from a Local H fan into a Local H fanatic. From start to finish this album offers the best a hard rock band could ever hope to create.

I was on a short trip from Florida where I live and came across this record while in Tempe bored 1 day browsind the racks at Best Buy. Bought this and the OK GO record. Listened to this wayyyy more. My band opened up for Local H 3 years later in Tampa. Those dudes are f*n STRANGE!! BUT I have been a fan since the beginning and will be till the end. This record rox!

Hands down this is my favorite Local H album. I am a child of the ninieties, and have been a fan of Local H since I first saw them in concert in 96. Every track here is great. My favorites are Baby Wants to Tame Me, What Would You Have Me Do, and Keep Your Girlfriend. By the by, the review calls Girlfriend an unneccesary song and says that you cant tell that legendary punck rocker Jerry Only plays on it. Clearly these statements are made by someone who has not listened to anything Jerry Only has done recently. It sounds very simialr to the arrangements from Project 1950 and also has a driving force like the classic Some kind of Hate. I can almost hear Danzing signing it. Do yourself a favor and spring the ten bucks for this.

i have an obssesion w/ Hands on the Bible... it is an awesome song... but none of their other songs have the same "sound" that makes me want to hear more....

Guess what, the entire album rocks. But if you're cheap, buy "Creature Comforted" and Son of Cha!

As the above review said, this album contains some very funny songs. I'm still laughing at the song "Keep your Girlfriend" because I, and I assume everyone knows some dude who is exactly like the guy Scott is singing about. Aside from the humor, Hands on the Bible is one of the best songs Local H has recorded. Half-Life sounds like a Lit cover at first, but would kick the *** out of 'My Worst Enemy'. "5th Ave." "Take Me" and "What Would You Have Me Do?" are very remenicent of the best parts of "As Good As Dead".. This album deserves a place next to all the Local H albums in your collection.