Dirk Dirksen Presents The Mutants: Forensic Report features:The Mutants "Interview Segment"The Mutants" performances from the DNA lounge in 1989, and "The On Broadway" in 1984. Songs: Insect Lounge, War Against Girls, True Story, A Light, Think, Think, Think, The Color of Imagination, Lesson in Time, Opposite World, Twisted Thing, Give and Take, Love Song, Tribute to Russ Meyers, Furniture."The late 70"s provided a giant stage for American underground bands trying to create a new rock and roll. In San Francisco, The Mutants emerged as one of the great art school punk bands of the era with their unique seven member strong high octane, alcohol fueled melodic punk assault. Each performance was treated as a special event, which the band packed with truly memorable tunes from their enormous catalog."-Mel Cheplowitz , Publisher of Shredding Paper magazine and DJ at KALX"Seeing the Mutants live was like being invited to a secret John Waters movie about punk colorfully and melodically crashing into New Wave, with a dysfunctional locomotive designed by Johnnie Cash on angel dust. Why couldn"t the Sex Pistols or the Doors be this much fun? Because the Mutants could be so flamboyant and conceptual, it"s easy to forget the musical power of their songs. This is partially connected to how the vocals of sweet toughies Sally (Webster) and Sue (White) harmoniously combine with those of Fritz (Fox). Frank Zappa denied ever using LSD but the Mutants did. Something to Think, Think, Think about - Look out for the furniture."-Dave (Dog) Swan, the host of cult cable program Doghouse