keep making the melodic yellow piss goodness Tim.

Take a trip down exit 341 and strap yourself in for some real down home urinal twang. Hot licks and solid riffs, smooth bass undertones and hot sauce drenched snare drum beats. Piercing and heartfelt vocals that accurately express the wide array of experiences and emotions involved in the subject matter. Call me a piss rock snob, but Mr. Mudd does not belong on this album, that one jab aside this is the album by which all other piss themed music will be judged by. A classic that will be just as relevant 50 years from now as it is today. Now if we could only get a Yellow River Boys rockumentary... Let's get working on that Decker.

Highly listenable, unapologetic, and fundamentally American — the Boys just get it. Great album from start to finish.

In 2012 we saw My Dick release their debut double-album "My Dick's Double Full-Length Release," and it went down in history as the greatest album about dicks of all time. Now, we have Urinal St. Station, an album solely about piss, and let me tell you: urine for a treat.

Refreshing to hear a band that plays good old fashion American rock n' roll music without making excuses or apologies for their lifestyle. Highly recommended.

The Yellow River Boys knocked it out of the park with this one. Probably the funniest and most rocking album on the market right now. Highly recommend!