Here it is, gots:
"Jake Adjutant's seventh solo outing after leaving Runtime Error,
Complete and Utter BOLLOCKS shows many of the conventions established with RE's debut album,
Fecal Matter (1976). For one, it takes an obligatory non-shreddy song (in this case "Trippin' on a Hole in a Paper Heart" by Stone Temple Pilots) and gives it loads of soloage and added expletives. Like [Jake's previous solo album]
Auburn Vendetta,
CAUB features several guest appearences, another feat established with Runtime Error's 1981 album,
We Can't Dance For. These appearances range from [Shredd and His Shredders frontman] Antony Lusmore (whose album Jake himself guested on) to [The Taylor Maddox Band frontman] Taylor Maddox. Cactus is still present, and plays on all the tracks.
Overall, this album is most like Runtime Error's
Let the Music Take You Home, with wacky songs and several important messages most people won't give two shits about."
Complete and Utter BOLLOCKS, released on Runtime Records, 2008Track listing:
01: "Trippin' on a Hole in a Paper Heart" (Adjutant, Weiland) 5:26
02: "And Then We Go" (Adjutant, Brevick) 6:12 [guest: Anthony Brevick]
03: "Bollocks!" (Adjutant, Lusmore) 8:14 [guest: Antony Lusmore]
04: "Chad Kroeger is an Asshole" (Adjutant, Maddox) 0:30 [guest: Taylor Maddox]
05: "18 and Life." (Adjutant, Lewis, Bolan, Sabo) 6:16
06: "Macon, Georgia" (Adjutant, Maddox) 4:20 [guest: Taylor Maddox]
07: "Tarp-Covered Cherries" (Adjutant, Cactus) 3:13
08: "Thirst in Vogue" (Adjutant, Lehman) 6:56 [guest: Brandon Lehman]
09: "The Poles Are Closed" (Adjutant, Brevick) 3:18 [guest: Anthony Brevick]
10: "I Can Sing This Song Better Than Brian Johnson" (Adjutant, Young) 25:00
Bonus track: "I'm Such a Cool Guy" (Adjutant) 59:59