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Released in 2001 on Deep Shag Records, Lunch with the Devil includes the songs "Poodlecide", a tribute to 1980s metal icon Ronnie James Dio ("Dio Rocks!"), and a twisted ballad of unbidden lust ("The Thighs of Tammy Faye"). Of interest to listeners of the Dr. Demento Radio Show is the first official release of a song that's been played for years called "Woke Up Dis Mornin'". The album runs the gamut from cowpunk to freakout folk always with a comedic edge mixed with social or political commentary.