CosmoFagiano

 This record starts to take shape, it begins to make sense, I fall hopelessly in love with this record.

 We all wanted to be RKL, we all wanted to sound like RKL at that time.

The review reflects on the author's journey discovering Rich Kids on LSD's 'Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare' tape in 1991. Initially confused by its chaotic style, repeated listening revealed its unique brilliance. Despite its raw and unstable sound, the album remains a treasured punk classic. The tragic fates of some band members add emotional depth. This album is recognized as an influential gem, highly praised by notable punk figures like Fat Mike. Dive into the wild world of RKL and experience the chaotic punk masterpiece that still influences fans decades later!