The Reverend Horton Heat Liquor In The Front (LP)

(Sup Pop) 13 tracks

Sub Pop is finally releasing vinyl versions of three of Reverend Horton Heat's psychobilly classics from the '90s. All three have been out of print on vinyl since the mid-90s, with the original pressings fetching considerable sums at the junk store.

The 1994 album Liquor in the Front is even more aggressive, even heavier, with production by Ministry's Al Jourgensen and the frantic opening track "Big Sky" and the crashing lament Baddest of the Bad Liquor, the best-selling of Rev's first three albums, was originally released in association with Interscope Records.

The album reached #18 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart and the single One Time for Me reached #40 on the Modern Rock chart.