The Aquabats Album: “The Aquabats vs. The Floating Eye of Death! And Ot”

Don't listen to any kids who say "Fashion Zombies!" is The Aquabats' best song. Just tune them out immediately.

I adore The Aquabats. Christian (The MC Bat Commander) said that this album was different. He wasn't lying, though I sort of discredited him at first considering he threw up rotten half-and-half all over some kid named Todd thirty seconds after he revealed in the brilliance of this album.

This album is an exploration into a whole new world for The Aquabats. If you've been a fan from the start, or just plunged into their world recently, be true to them and get this album! It's fanatastic! They have their insane, crazy songs, and some serious, meaningful songs that absolutely take my breath away. Case in point, "Hello, Good Night" is a gorgeous song about death, life, and finding meaning in what you have. It's so different for them, but they do emotional lyrics in a way that's totally their own, but also so easy to relate to.

Another amazing song on this CD is "Chemical Bomb", which holds deep insight to the fate of this world.

Looking past that, my favourite song is on this CD, "Lovers Of Loving Love". The Aquabats do love songs right! Fun, sweet, adorable, and absoultely lucious, I am in love with this song about being in love. And tasting cherry chapstick, ahh, ahh, ahh.

And wow, the cover art and inside booklet are so amazing and fun. I love to look at the art and the super rad photos. All of the lyrics are included with this CD, unlike some of their other CD's where in I had to look online to decode what Christian was screaming.

I don't know if ska fans will enjoy this, considering I like The Aquabats, not ska. But if you like good music, or you love The Aquabats, then this is for you!

This is the third CD that has come out of the Aquabats and the first thing you might notice is that the style is way different than the last two. The last two had a ska feel, but this is different. This isn't a bad thing. The title's and lyrics are the same wacky creativity that can only come out of the Aquabats. Some songs are slow and somewhat depressing(Chemical Bomb, Lovers of Loving Love, Hello Goodnight) while others have high energy that makes you want to do a karate chop(Giant Robot Birdhead, Amino Man, Sequence Erase, AntiMatter) while others are plain wacky (Tiny Pants, the Man with Glooey Hands). This has been a very welcome addition to my Aquabats collection and I am listening to it almost non-stop as of right now. Don't let the change from ska keep you from buying this.

This, arguable The Aquabats' best CD, is a must-buy for just about anyone. Possibly the best CD ever.

I have been a fan of the aqubats from their earlier days, and yes this album does not have to much to do with ska, it is still an amazing album. I love how the band is progressing as a musical group and their sound is getting better and better and their lyrics are becoming clever and more interesting!

This is obviously the best CD ever. The Aquabats continue to dominate with their wacky tunes, crazy lyrics, and just plain fun. This is another reason the Aquabats are my favourite band. The best songs are "Giant Robot-Birdhead" "Lotto Fever" "Lovers of Loving Love" "Monster's Wedding" and "Canis Lupis". All the other songs are great but those five are the highlights of the album. "Giant Robot-Birdhead" has a cool tune and funny lyrics. "Lotto Fever" is just plain funny. "Lovers of Loving Love" is irresistible, especially the chorus. I laughed so hard when I first heard "Monster's Wedding". And "Canis Lupis" has cool tune and cool lyrics. Other great songs include "Chemical Bomb" "Antimatter" and "Amino Man". I hope this review helped you decide weather or not you want the album. Even if you like the Aquabats just a little, GET IT!