, 17 songs, 2001. I�m glad that I waited so patiently for this package from this band, since there was a postal strike in the post offices in their side of England (Liverpool). Very cool 60�s James Bond theme song vocals with very punk rocky guitars and drums. The title song�s chorus evokes memories of the Misfits and to a lesser degree the X-Ray Spex. From casual listening this album is much more polished then their album before this (Stacks, Stilettos, Make-Up & Mohicans). Rob�s guitar lines in songs such as �Kill the Trash� and �own Worst Enemy� totally impress me with the inherent talent utilized in creating each one. Mandy, the lead singer of the band, besides being a wonderfully nice contact, has a voice that just pleads for the listener to pay attention and fall love with it. �Center of Attention� has a very strong drum beat at the entrance of the songs, with a catchy chorus that full draws from the late 70�s-early 80�s punk bands (early Siouxisie and the Banshees, Slits, Blondie).F&M shocked me with the stark changing of the style of the song, as it ids so different from the first 4, pulling more from the Jello Biafra vein of vocalizing. �Peter Brown� adds a jangly ska guitar riff with a 50�s era vocal style to it. Mandy would have to honestly be one of the best vocalists that I have the pleasure to deal with in my 50+ reviews. Get hold of this simply amazing band at M.D.M., 13 Lime Grove, Toxteth, Liverpool, Merseyside, L8 0S5 UK, and ask for a price list, because you need to hear these guys (and girl).