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Lots of meat on them bones

There is a lot of better material on vinyl from these guys that has never been re-issued in a digital format, and that's a shame because this is a great band -- you'll think you've heard them before and then you realize that they invented a lot of what became cliches in the hands of less talented groups. This is probably the best intro to them available on CD -- there is another collection called "The Essential Radio Birdman" that has a lot of the same material (enough of it re-mixed to appeal t…

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Written by B. Malloy

Get the 96" "Red Eye Records" reissue instead.

This review refers to the 2002 Citadel Records re-issue.

If you're a Radio Birdman fan this is the album to have! Unfortunately, when they remastered this in 2002, Rob Youngers's vocals got buried in the mix. It's so bad, that in some places you can't make out what he's singing!

Red Eye Records did it right in 1996. If you can find this copy, buy it instead.

Written by William S. Sellers

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1

Aloha Steve & Danno

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2

Non-Stop Girls

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3

Anglo Girl Desire

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4

What Gives?

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5

Murder City Nights

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6

Man with Golden Helmet

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7

Descent into the Maelstrom

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8

Do the Pop

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9

Hand of Law

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10

New Race

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11

Love Kills

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12

Monday Morning Gunk

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13

Hit Them Again

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14

T.V. Eye

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15

You're Gonna Miss Me

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Other versions Edit

15 tracks	format: 1 x CD record label: Citadel release dates: May 27 2002 view details
12 tracks	format: 1 x vinyl record label: Sire Records catalog number: SRK6050 release dates: 1978 in United States view details
10 tracks	format: 1 x CD release dates: 1977 in Australia view details