Bubba and Me

Bubba and Me	Bubba and Me
Artist 	Skinny Dippers
Type 	Studio Album
Genre 	acid rock, space rock, heavy metal
Length 	43:43
Released   	April 7, 1991
Label 	Acid Records
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Bubba and Me is the first studio album released by the acid rock band Skinny Dippers on Acid Records.  The album garnered the band a substantial fanbase.
The song "Take a Trip with Me" sparked some controversy when some of the band's fans, a trio of teenagers, overdosed on PCP.
The songs "Bad Acid Trip", "Blow the Joint", and "Hooker with a Hookah" are re-recorded from the Cookoo On the Choochoo demo.
The tracks "Holy Smoke" and "Drip" are re-written songs from the Drip, Drip, Drip... demo.
==Style==
The album features a strong acid rock vibe, with long instrumental parts and a psychedelic feel.  The bassist, Jay Stöpenmyer, also played additional guitar parts on "Trip Out of This World".  The song feels very reminiscent of Black Sabbath's "Planet Caravan".  A number of the tracks, such as "7-Pointed Leaf" and "QuickFix", are similar to some of Black Sabbath's other early works with a thicker, heavier tone.
==Track Listing==
===Side A===
#Holy Smoke
#Bad Acid Trip
#Blow the Joint
#Drip
#7-Pointed Leaf
===Side B===
#Hooker with a Hookah
#QuickFix
#Take a Trip with Me
#Trip Out of This World
==Personnel==
*Karl Varr - vocals, guitars
*Jay Stöpenmyer - bass, guitars
*J. Ivy - drums
*Wizzard - sitar