hell-o

Hell-O is the first album released by novelty rock/heavy metal/punk band Gwar. It was released in 1988, on Shimmy Records. Gwar's angle on this album is that of a morbid punk band (a la The Mentors), with songs deriding the USA (such as "Americanized" and "Ollie North") as well as those of general grotesqueness ("Slutman City", "Bone Meal"). Hunter Jackson makes his first appearance in "Techno's Song" and "I'm in Love (With a Dead Dog)" showcased a tender episode in canine-alien relations. The famous "Gwar Theme" is a memorable car-eating anthem. Jacques-Yves Cousteau makes a bizarre cameo as well, in a song that could possibly be influenced by Dadaism. (In another reference, the liner art does a stab at Picasso's Guernica, which is renamed Gwarnica.)

Tracklist

Time For Death
AEIOU
Americanized
I'm In Love (With A Dead Dog)
Slutman City
Word O Filth
War Toy
Captain Crunch
Pure As The Arctic Snow
Je M' Appelle J. Cousteau
GWAR Theme
Bone Meal
Ollie North
Techno's Song
U Ain't Shit
Rock & Roll Party Town

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