Great Mix of Punk & Electronic Styles for smart concept CD. Much thought has been put into the construction of this CD by Billy Schaub, Pepper Alexandia and James White. After playing GACL many times over, I'm still hearing many more things that I missed upon first listen. In addition to being an intelligent thought provoking record, there are many, many fun and funny songs here. The musical styles range from Electronic Pop and Hardcore Punk to more Nirvanaish Punk and New Wave, to electronic experimental styles like Negativeland. All in one concept where the songs ether flow into the other or run counter to the pervious track. The Clones are certainly trying to make a point in a unique way about the over commercialization of today's everyday society. GACL starts off with "It's Up 2 You" a fast Punk song with a blistering guitar solo. Get A Clone Life is an upbeat fun electronic Pop song that provokes one to think or not think you have to decide for yourself, depending on what wavelength the individual listener is on. Hello Cloneno is a cool sci-fi Barbarella weird pop Dance song about being oblivious to being cool or uncool at the dance club. Pepper Alexandria, her voice sounds very sexy and cool. A fun song. Colourful is a driving hard rocking song. Stuck In Pleasant Hill is a hypnotic electronic song about the downside of suburban life. Hurt My Feelings is a favorite, this song rocks in an edgy Nirvanaish way. Get A Clue is a strange new wave instrumental pop song with strange sound effects. Love is the Force is a very lush flowing new age electronic rock song with a steady beat. Where Clockwerk is the opposite of the previous song. Sparse effects on the instruments, booming bass beat and pop vocals in the back of the mix, give it a strange claustrophobic feeling. Lonely S.O.B. is a great good feeling modern rock song with lush crunchy guitar rhythms and smooth vocals. Then the vibe is totally changed with echo on the drums like I've never heard before on How Can People Live Like this? A futuristic sci-fi electronic feeling with intelligent lyrics. Then the vibe is changed again and the CD gets stranger still with Booze as our masters of ceremony Good-Time Charley announces his first caller. I don't know if he's making fun of drinking alcohol or reveling in it or both. Conform To The Norm is a bit repetitious but that's the way of driving home the whole point of the song. I am a crook is Negativelandish. What I like about this CD is that not all the songs sound the same (like too many boring bland bands out there) and yet follows a concept or theme that takes a few listenings to get. There are songs everyone should like, but others that are changeling to the average listener. The GACL CD as well as being a more than 45 minute regular audio CD is also a CD-ROM that has the whole GACL CD in MP3 format including the bonus tracks and 50 minutes of other songs for a total of one hour forty minutes of MP3 files. The CD-ROM part worked with both my Mac and Windows computers. Way cool.