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Backyard Babies – Fuck Off And Die 7" 1ST PRESS 750 MADE

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Backyard Babies – Fuck Off And Die 7" 1ST PRESS 750 MADE. This is the first single off Backyard Babeis new album featuring 2 of its best songs. Finally a single that gives the B-side as much bang for it's buck. But what really excited me the most about this release is that it has a third bonus song. So you got a reworked version of Saved By The Bell featuring none other then Mister Dizzy Reed of Guns N Roses fame on piano! With the Backyard Babies + Guns N Roses, you know this suckers going to flat out level your speakers. And thankfully it does. Definately gotta give this another spin right now. THIS IS A COPY OF THE FIRST PRESSING ON LIMITED RED AND WHITE SPLAT WAX LIMITED TO 750 COPIES!!

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