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Music reviews of The Bloodhound Gang's albums

The Bloodhound Gang - Hefty Fine review Hefty Fine 2005
by The Bloodhound Gang
[ROCK]

In 2005 Bloodhound Gang return with their first album in five years. On their fourth album, Hefty Fine, these Pennsylvania boys sound more like resourceful eccentrics than the potty-mouthed goofballs they played on their early records

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