No point in a c/nc poll. KARP is Not Crap, end of story. Those who take pause and disagree, move to the next poll.

Some like the songs from Self-Titled LP the best, others love the low-end crushing force of Suplex, and the rest of you dig Mustaches Wild.

Where, why, when and how do you prefer your KARP served?

Went with "Suplex". It was the one I played the most until I could no longer conscion keeping the LP's as they were worth so much $$$ I had to goddamn cash in. Dubbed cassette copies do me now.

Suplex has got them knuckle-dragging numbers and the melodic munt.

S/T has the grunt too but also seems more frenetic/energetic.

Mustaches Wild was just too hectic for me

Self-Titled has better songs and definitely the best recording.

KARP rules, all their output rules. I am going Self-Titles as I never get sick of it. I never ever get sick of the one-two punch of Bacon Industry into Forget the Minions.

I wonder if they will ever reissue those albums? Never have been able to run into Suplex.

We are talking cream of the creamiest, but for me it’s Self Titled LP. That record just fucking rips.

Self-Titled for sure, but the "Prison Shake"/"Rowdy" single is their best overall release.

Sounds like they're working up to reissue them based on comments on their Fbook page (and the shirts they're selling via Bandcamp ship directly from Jared), but with all that's fucked about vinyl production right now, who knows when that'll happen.

Self Titled LP by some considerable margin.

I'm scared that if I look through my CDs, I will discover that S/T is missing, and I'm pretty sure that I found it almost impossible to find a copy when I last wanted one.

S/T anyway. It is probably top 10 favourite rock albums.

I am the only person to vote fpr "Suplex".

I have brought great shame upon myself, my name, and the Karp Band loving community of 1992-1998.

Rocky Rockbottom wrote: Sun Nov 07, 2021 4:27 pm I am the only person to vote fpr "Suplex".

I have brought great shame upon myself, my name, and the Karp Band loving community of 1992-1998.

Fear not.