Jack Off Jill Sexless Demons And Scars CD

Sexless Demons And Scars Music

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Category	Rock Albums, Alternative CDs, Rock/Pop
Label	404 Music Group
Orig Year	1997
All Time Sales Rank	24719
CD Universe Part number	1154632
Catalog number	4103
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 01, 1998
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Don Fleming
Engineer	Bil Emmons
Personnel	Agent Moulder - piano, keyboards, bass Ho-Ho Spade - guitar Jessicka - vocals Lauracet Simpson - drums

Jack Off Jill Sexless Demons And Scars Songs

	1.	American Made
	2.	Horrible
	3.	My Cat
	4.	Super Sadist
	5.	Devil With the Black Dress On
	6.	Girlscout
	7.	Swollen
	8.	Poor Impulse Control
	9.	Lollirot
	10.	Covet
	11.	Working With Meat
	12.	Cumdumpster
	13.	Everything's Brown

Sexless Demons And Scars Music Review

Average Rating: (3.5 out of 5 stars) 3.5 stars

3 stars hgjdkw
dude what? jessicka's voice is amazing, if you want to complain about her voice listen to the live concerts, but these songs.. there is nothing i could possiably want to change of them. same thing with The Dresden Dolls' Amanda Palmer, someone with a beautiful voice could sing it, but it would express the songs meaning alot less.
Submitted by klipkloper55555 (St. Louis, MO)
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3 stars Sweet!!!
I love jack of Jill. theyre just an amazing band. this is not their best album, but still good. best songs are Angles f*ck and swollen. It makes me sad that not a lot of people know about JOJ, cus theyre such an incredible band... pick up the album.
Submitted by jack_Off_jill_rule (Toronto)
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3 stars kinda annoying, but grows on ya
this cd is pretty annoying just because of the girls voice...she sounds like she just got out of kindergarten and felt like cussing a little...even though its annoying a little...it grows on you a lot...i reccamend 'covetous creature' and i REALLY reccomend 'clear hearts grey flowers' just get this one if you want to waste a few bucks...some songs are worth it like super sadist and angels f**k (the bonus track) and working with meat and a few others...the WORST songs on here are american made, everything's brown...so baically this is a good cd . i think that they should get back together and redo this cd cuz her voice sounds more 'grown up' on clear hearts grey flowers. and would somebody tell me what is up with jessika's new band scarling?
Submitted by a reviewer (hungry horse, montana, USA)
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5 stars Did you jack off jill?
An excellent band, a second album of the three, more expectant than most. It fills all boots of talent and comes out looking top! a great album.
Submitted by sew_your_eyes_shut (Dundee, Scotland, United Kingdom)
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