Peace Through Vandalism is one of the greatest Vandals alubms. You can only get it together with When In Rome Do as the Vandals but that is still cool because that is also a great album. The album is full of quick punk songs which really are what we all are interested in (isn't it?). The only person who still plays in the band who played in this album is Joe Escalante (and he played drums then), the singer was Stevo together with Jan Nils Ackerman on guitar and Steve Pfauter on Bass. It doesn't seem to matter though because it is still one hell of an album. There is the Disneyland inspired Pirate's Life, Elvis' Heartbreak Hotel, and the great Anarchy Burger. Definitely worth owning.

                        "America stands for freedom.
                         But if you think you're free,
                         Try walking into a deli
                         And urinating on the cheese."

                                       -Anarchy Burger

1. Wanna Be Manor
2. Urban Stuggle
3. The Legend of Pat Brown
4. Pirate's Life
5. H.B. Hotel
6. Anarchy Burger (Hold the government)*

This album is a great complement to Peace Through Vandalism. The only difference in members from PTV is Chalmer Lumary on bass. There are a whopping 11 songs on this album and every single one is ladened with quality. Master Race, Mohawk Town, Ladykiller...all great. There isn't that much to say about the album because the music speaks for itself. Check it out.

1. Ladykiller
2. Birthday Bash
3. Master Race (In outer space)*
4. Big Bro vs. Johnny Sako
5. Mohawk Town
6. Viking Suit
7. Hocus Pocus
8. I'm a Fly
9. Slap of Love
10. Airstream
11. Rico