Having established themselves in subcultural infamy via It’s Only Right and Natural, little surprise there was plenty of questions as to whether, or how, the Frogs could top that with their next formal release. Via a compilation of songs drawn from their many self-released cassettes, they gave the world My Daughter the Broad, combining the usual elements of Jimmy Flemion’s gentle singing, Dennis Flemion’s impression of a random insane murderer, and songs that didn’t so much violate good taste as simply ignore it.

– Ned Raggett