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On this "wee-CD" (10 songs, 31 minutes, budget-priced--to please the little socialist in all of us), they deliver more of the high-lonesome spit and three-chord frontal assaults you've come to need. There's also two covers: a monstrous version of Neil Young's "Revolution Blues" (they ain't called the Waco Brothers fer nuthin' you know) and the title track, "Do You Think About Me" is the Lonesome Bob-penned HUGE CHICAGO RADIO HIT. Features our buddy Tom Ray (Bottle Rockets) whomping on the double bass for a few songs. Guaranteed to keep the winter chills away... just like our favorite brown liquors.

"A politically aware version of honky-tonk, where the beer is spiked with the tears of the working class, the whiskey poured on the rocks of failed dreams... Rocks decisively, coming closer to country's renegade spirit than anything out of Nashville today." Entertainment Weekly

"Oh gods of rock, I beseech thee: Make the single 'Do You Think About Me' a smash hit... gets my vote for single of the year." Illinois Entertainer

"Re: 'Revolution Blues' In 1974 on Neil Young's On the Beach, this Manson Family was lumbering, sardonic, even smug. Now, with the sound of time running matching Jon Langford's race through scattered images of dune buggy attack squadrons and dead dogs on million dollar lawns, the reach for the end of the world in the music suggests a Waco Brother not credited here: David Koresh." Greil Marcus, Artforum