The liner notes, written by Betsy Burger, are hilariously over-the-top: “…an album so shocking, so revealing, that the mere mention of its song titles has institutionalized several prudish critics; an album so sensually raw in mood and content that it has been banned in 27 countries [ed. note – not true]; an album so lurid and suggestive that it has turned mild-mannered teenaged virgins into carnivorous sex kittens! This album, the product of creativity on a steady diet of burlesque and tiparillos [ed. note – maybe?], was years in the making [ed. note – not that many years – The Mono Men’s release before Skin & Tonic, Wrecker, came out in ’92].”

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