Limited vinyl LP pressing of the Garage rockers' 2007 breakout hit album. Good Bad Not Evil epitomizes all that's special about Atlanta's favorite flower-punk sons: their unconfined energy, undeniable songcraft and unrivaled showmanship are all on full display. The material ranges from dirty Psychedelic Blues and outright pop hits like 'Bad Kids' (based around certain band members' experiences with juvenile detention centers). Good Bad Not Evil was produced by Black Lips at the Living Room studios in their hometown of Atlanta, aided by the band's friend Ed Rawls, a bartender at the nearby Drunken Unicorn, just around the corner from where fellow Atlantans Outkast work.