Description

27 Devil’s Joking – Smell Like Fun – Vinyl Record

Smells Like Fun is a 1989 album by the Santa Fe, New Mexico-based band 27 Devils Joking, released on Dionysus Records. The band, formed in 1985, was a notable presence in the New Mexico punk scene, with a sound that evolved from hardcore punk to incorporate elements of psychedelic and alternative rock. The lineup for this album included Brian Curley (bass, vocals), Bob Catron (drums), Don Curry (guitar), and Tim Stroh (bass). ​

The album features tracks such as “Sometimes These Words Don’t Mean Anything,” “Ghost Train,” and “Why Is Asparagus Purple Like a Dog?” showcasing the band’s eclectic style and lyrical playfulness. The cover art was created by the late R.K. Sloan, adding a distinctive visual element to the release. ​

Smells Like Fun remains a cult favorite among fans of underground punk and alternative music. The album’s blend of genres and the band’s role in the regional music scene contribute to its lasting appeal.​

Brand new, never played and still sealed in the factory plastic seal

Dionysus Records 1989

Track Listing
Sometimes These Words Don’t Mean Anything
Ghost Train
Pulse
Why Is Asparagus Purple Like A Dog
Once Again
Good As Gold
Chicken Head
Don’t Interupt Me I’m Stepping On Reptiles
All Up Hill
Down On This ground
Luxury Should Not Be Confused With Need