The Didjits's "Hey Judester" has fixated me for a few days every few years, but I haven't listened to the other records enough. The C/NC is in the old house, and there's a lamentable lack of Didjits chat here. Say your favourite album, or just laud them.

Only know a couple of tracks from this fellas and they're very not crap.

Should delve deeper into their discography.

Hornet Piñata for me, though I've haven't listened to Full Nelson Reilly yet. Also, I love playing the singles (Lovesicle, Fuck the Pigs, Dear Junkie, and Pigs! We Have Your Son) as if they were to be a full (albeit 20 minute) album.

this is an impossible task.

Hey judester! is my fave by far; I like all the albums though

Little Miss Carriage! is my favorite. I could not chose an album, I like everything they did.

The albums have been orbiting my brain since I posted, and I love them all, and probably will need another couple of months or years to decide which, if any, becomes my favourite. Hey Judester still ahead, that first side consistently stellar, but I need more time with the others. The guitar sounds on Que Sirhan Sirhan are synapse-jiggling, especially the revving on "Spicy Little Outfit".

Greedy for more information, I found this interview with Rick Sims, which I found fascinating:

I see CNeutron has one as well, and I shall listen to that.

Hornet Pinata by a mile. After all these years it still rocks my face off.

Their whole catalog needs to be reissued.

They really figured out what they were doing on Hey Judester and there's a crazy sense of new energy that just gives it an edge over the following albums, which, while consistently great, are somewhat more formula bound. The EP w/ Rey Washam drumming shouldn't be overlooked though.

I enjoyed this interview with Rick Sims. Is this the most ever disclosed about the Lee Harvey Oswald Band?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ABROxfXmzmI

And Hey Judester of course