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Melody Maker (5/13/95, p.39) - "...Two things save DED. One is the horn section; saxes [add] a brassy soul chug-a-lug that I kinda love, especially on `Strip Song'...Secondly, DED are utterly free of the political pomposity so common in these fusion rock chappies. Why? Because they're stupid, that's why. Stooopid. And proud, The Funkdoobiest of rap/rock..." Dog Eat Dog All Boro Kings Songs | 1. | If These Are Good Times |
| 2. | Think |
| 3. | No Fronts - (remix) |
| 4. | Pull My Finger |
| 5. | Who's the King- |
| 6. | Strip Song |
| 7. | Queen |
| 8. | In the Doghouse |
| 9. | Funnel King |
| 10. | What Comes Around |
| 11. | No Fronts (Single) |
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