Sony Wonder releases the Ren & Stimpy spinoff album Radio Daze; the album is not as well received as its predecessor. 
And here we have an example of what made You Eediot! so great. You Eediot! was great because it wasn’t Radio Daze. This decidedly more childlike release – in keeping with its namesake TV series around that time – follows a moronic premise which is frequently stretched molecule-thin. Ren and Stimpy take on a radio career which, in the space of a half hour, skyrockets to Hollywood fame and then back into the dregs, along with this album. Radio Daze is emblematic of what happened to the entire Ren & Stimpy franchise after Nickelodeon evicted creator John Kricfalusi from his own property – they ceased to mine the rich vein of not-even-remotely-for-kids cartoon comedy that he had exposed, and instead went digging for the lowest available denominator. In Nickelodeon’s hands, Ren & Stimpy buried itself quickly. This has been the last Ren & Stimpy CD to date.
- Opening (1:27)
- I Wanna Be A DJ (3:41)
- Caller #5 (4:02)
- King of the Airwaves (3:27)
- Is Anyone Out There (3:02)
- On The Road (3:49)
- Any Freeway You Take (3:20)
- Hard Time (3:49)
- Powdered Toast Man (3:29)
- In Hollywood (3:10)
- Take A Walk on the Muddy Side (3:32)
- Dead-End Job (1:29)
- Stuck With You (3:18)
Released by: Sony Wonder
Release date: 1995
1998 music review by Earl Green