Home / Music / Good for Your Soul is Oingo Boingo's cult-classic high pointMusic linernotes album music oingo-boingoGood for Your Soul is Oingo Boingo's cult-classic high pointGood for Your Soul never matched the mainstream success of Dead Man’s Party, but fans consider it the better record. A cult favorite among new wave collectors. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesGood for Your Soul blended new wave, ska, and art rock into a frenetic Oingo Boingo soundOingo Boingo released Good for Your Soul in 1983Danny Elfman went from Oingo Boingo frontman to Hollywood film composerThe Fall's Grotesque hit number one on the UK Independent ChartGrotesque saw The Fall expand their lineup with Marc RileyExploreDreamweave finds Pauline Oliveros embracing structure without losing the droneFor the Roses is Joni Mitchell's bridge from folk confession to jazz sophisticationFuture Days is Can's most ambitious production — ambient, complex, and a stylistic left turnGould's 1981 Goldberg Variations sound like a different pianist — slower, wiser, more contemplativeGreg Keelor's Gone is even mellower than Blue Rodeo — impressively laid-backPrevious Harvest was Neil Young's commercial peak — and 1972's best-selling US albumNext Good for Your Soul blended new wave, ska, and art rock into a frenetic Oingo Boingo sound