Big Boys - Where's My Towel / Industry Standard mp3

Tracklist

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Credits

• Bass, Guitar, Vocals – Chris Gates
• Drums – Greg Murray
• Guitar, Bass, Vocals – Tim Kerr
• Producer – David Bean
• Vocals – Randy Turner

Notes

2013 Reissue on Modern Classic Recordings (a Light In The Attic Records subsidiary)

Hand-numbered edition – limited to 3,000 copies world wide

180-gram wax with 4 color variations available
- CLEAR vinyl (only available to LITA LP Subscribers) (THIS page)
- RED vinyl (only available to those that pre-order at LightInTheAttic.net)
- NEON Yellow/Green (packed at random)
- WHITE (packed at random)

Includes reproductions of a rare Big Boys sticker (shown above), original inserts, plus a new insert with a note from Big Boys founding member Tim Kerr

Original album art expanded to a gatefold “tip-on” jacket with spot UV gloss

Interior gatefold jacket features an unpublished 1982 photo of the band by artist Bill Daniel

Includes download card for 320 Kbps MP3 of entire album

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