If you get hooked, pick up Bee Thousand, Under the Bushes Under the Stars, or Mag Earwhig!, all of which boast a highly favorable manna-to-dross ratio.  

 If you get hooked, pick up Bee Thousand, Under the Bushes Under the Stars, or Mag Earwhig!, all of which boast a highly favorable manna-to-dross ratio.  

 If you get hooked, pick up Bee Thousand, Under the Bushes Under the Stars, or Mag Earwhig!, all of which boast a highly favorable manna-to-dross ratio.  

 GBV's two-album tenure on TVT was disappointing, but Isolation Drills sounds far less compromised by marketplace considerations than the Ric Ocasek-produced Do the Collapse. 

 The five-CD Box 

 GBV's two-album tenure on TVT was disappointing, but Isolation Drills sounds far less compromised by marketplace considerations than the Ric Ocasek-produced Do the Collapse. 

 The five-CD Box, which brings together GBV's earliest music (1987-90); and three-volume outtakes series Suitcase; and the five-CD/one-DVD Hardcore UFOs, a career-spanning potpourri, are obviously meant for the converted. 

 Newcomers curious to sample Pollard's wares should start with the Matador best-of, an enticing introduction to the oeuvre.