People Who Can Eat People Are the Luckiest People in the World

Classic of the folk punk genre. I love how fast the entire thing is, it feels like it never lets up which matches the vibe perfectly.

3.5

Fun in the first or second songs, but it becomes repetitive quite quickly, considering it's a record under 30 minutes.

Had it not already been on here, this would have been my pick. Insane, chaotic and intensely personal. It’s finished before you notice and fun all the way through.

February 18, 2026

HL: "Rejoice", "Bad Bad Luck", "A Song Dedicated to the Memory of Stormy the Rabbit", "People II: The Reckoning"

When you only booked the studio for one hour and the drummer is 30 minutes late

As slapdash as this album is, I really enjoyed it. If this is AJJ's highest point, that'd be a little unfortunate, but I'm not sure that the bright energy and humour on display would necessarily improve with longer songs and better production.

From my Can-eh-dian point of view, "Stormy the Rabbit" sounds like a parody of the Weakerthans

The strength of this album is that these dudes know their limit, so they know how not to overstay their welcome. Also, nice Funny Girl reference.

Yay! Back when crust punk was still cool and not as gross.

This album doesn't take itself too seriously, and that's the point. The singer is a poet. His words speak for themselves. Absolutely love this!

Favorite songs: People, Rejoice, Survival Song, Bells and Whistles, People II: The Reckoning, Personal Space Invader, Bad Bad Things, Brave as a Noun, No More Tears, A Song Dedicated to the Memory of Stormy the Rabbit

Least favorite songs: Randy's House

5/5

Real 2007-era Cracked dot com ass band name & sense of humor. The folk-"punk" works pretty well, though—it was very frantic and hyperactive, which made it more interesting than most indie folk of the time.

Meh just couldn’t get past the vocals on this one.