'Your Friends' (are giving me a hard time) follow up.

The influence from Muddy Water's album 'Hard Again' and the Red Devils album 'Live at King King' is clear. 'Last night' a muddy Blues song written in 1992 while Mickey was serving in the Royal Danish Air force.

Side B starts with the famous Guns and Roses song 'Sweet Child 'O Mine' played on a single slide guitar in such a way that will make people wonder if the song is a traditional Celtic tune that the infamous band simply discovered and revived. A reference on how the Blues slowly evolved into Rock 'n Roll in the early 50's. Last song on side A is 'Long, long gone' by Frankie Lee Sims. Mickey was allowed to use the lyrics and turned the song into a dark Cabaret Country valtz. 'Nickels and Dimes' is an original music wise, but the lyrics are written by a Greek Heavy Metal band called 'Need' in memory of Dimebag Darrell, guitar player of 'Pantera' who was shot on stage. The album starts out with a rock and rollish, Blues-Garage approach to the song 'Personal Jesus' by Depeche Mode, followed by a super electrified version of the traditional blues song 'Catfish Blues'. From raw Blues to pure Rock 'n Roll over to after-hours dark Cabaret music. 8 tracks that cover all the genres this one man band is involved in. The 'band's' fourth album (second on vinyl) consisted of 8 songs, 5½ covers and 2½ originals. Albert Flipout's one CAN band (aka Mickey Pantelous) is back and 'UNDERCOVER'.

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