Butthole Surfers/Live PCPPEP

1	The Shah Sleeps in Lee Harvey's Grave 2:09
2	Hey 2:06
3	Something 4:37
4	Bar-B-Q Pope 3:36
5	Wichita Cathedral 2:22
6	Suicide 1:24
7	The Revenge of Anus Presley 2:25
8	Cowboy Bob 2:32
9	Bar-B-Q Pope 3:09
10	Dance of the Cobras 0:34
11	The Shah Sleeps in Lee Harvey's Grave 2:26
12	Wichita Cathedral 2:45
13	Hey 2:17
14	Something 7:38
15	Gary Floyd Bonus Track 2:02
16	Matchstick Bonus Track 3:09
17	Sinister Crayon Bonus Track 4:01
18	Something Bonus Track / Demo Version 5:03

All Music Guide

"There's a time to live and a time to die/I smoke Elvis Presley's toenails when I want to get high." So begins the Butthole Surfers's eponymous 1983 EP, repackaged on Butthole Surfers/Live PCPPEP with its live 1984 follow-up. The line, together with the caustic, hellacious instrumentation of "The Shah Sleeps in Lee Harvey's Grave," accurately sums up the band's bizarre, hilarious, and ultimately intellectual shlock-core. And since the Buttholes launched their 20-year voyage down the crazy river with these EPs, they're essential listening for fans. Besides the entire live EP, the set includes a second previously unreleased encore, "Sinister Crayon" (recorded for the first EP), and a demo version of "Something." Johnny Loftus

Rolling Stone

In 1983, when they recorded this buzz bomb of absurdist post-punk, no one on earth sounded like the Butthole Surfers. No one does now, either. Pat Blashill