From Wikipedia:

Turn the Radio Off is the second album by ska punk band Reel Big Fish. It was released in the U.S. in 1996 on Mojo Records.

Funhouse is used for the band's name and Crud is used for the album title. From the liner notes:

cover concept: aaron barrett & vince pileggi
girl with gun: carla yacenda
disc jockey: jed the fish courtesy kroq
photography: sheryl nields
assisted by: reggie casagrande
art direction: imagination design

See the whole album design including the booklet with lyrics on the Internet Archive.

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CD label

Back cover

“Year 2000” is a song released by Xzibit in, well, 2000. It was a harbinger for the upcoming Restless album. “Year 2000” features Xzibit laying down his rhymes over a Mel-Man beat.
Interesting to mention is that the album includes a remix with Korn vocalist Jonathan Davis supplying some screamed background vocals (although not a fan if I’m honest). The mentioned remix was featured on the Black and White drama film soundtrack.

Xzibit’s logo uses a stretched and modified Crud with tight kerning. The song title and most text on the back cover are set in Compacta.

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Side note: I can’t necessarily say the included remix featuring Jonathan Davis comes even close to a hybrid of rock and rap if that ever was the intention. The remix/song is rather stunning with its sparse production—I much prefer Xzibit to command his presence In the song.