With this found themselves with a fluke hit, thanks to the knowingly idiotic It's not quite the of its time, but it did get airplay, coverage, and the like, telling a sad tale of waking up in the morning, finding the titular organ missing, and then having to search for it, all while pondering the benefits and flaws of having a detachable penis in the first place. Thanks to a catchy arrangement via 's clipped, stuttered guitar riff and the sweetly sung title phrase in the background, the result is giddy left-field nonsense. Due in part to the return of to production -- or in this case co-production -- duties, along with a slew of more immediately memorable songs, trumps as the peak of the band's high-profile days, an inspired collection of tunes ranging from deranged to full-on epic stomp. It's the blessed liveliness of the whole album -- at a premium in the days of full-on when it came out, still rare enough years later -- that makes it stand up so well. an on-the-edge celebration of the director in question, has threatening him with physical violence, so appreciative a fan is he, the music snaking along with a / bite (no, really!). Highlights of 's vocal turns this time out: from "I want to be different/Like everyone else"; from the mock love anthem "You're the one who knows my whole life is a pathetic sham." In all, the merry feeling of the songs, spiked with the solid playing of the individual members, proves again to be 's ace in the hole, making -- which is indeed literally an hour long -- the entertaining listen it is. ~ Ned Raggett