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Fashion is currently obsessed with the Y2K revival , but we’ve moved past the "pretty" side of 2000 and into the sleaze-chic territory. The Bloodhound Gang style works today because it’s authentic. It doesn't take itself seriously. In a world of curated Instagram feeds, there is something deeply refreshing about a style that says, "I might have just slept in this, and I'm fine with that." The title says it all
For collectors, the is best experienced on the original CD or a vinyl reissue. Streaming versions often replace the original "Along Comes Mary" or alter samples due to rights issues. The hunt for the explicit, uncut Hooray for Boobies is a rite of passage for alt-rock fans. On the full album back cover and liner