Party Killers

This album is the first cover album by the band. It only includes cover versions of songs, that were originally released in the 1970s. This edition is issued in standard jewel case with a transparent tray, an inlay and a 4-page booklet. "Hang On To Yourself" wasn't originally recorded by [a=David Bowie], as written on the release, but by his band [a=Arnold Corns]. Additional track information: "Bad Reputation" was also released on the Brazilian and Japenese editions of the studio album [m=828354] in 2015. "He's A Whore" was also released on the Japanese edition of the studio album ExtermiNation in 2015. All other tracks are previously unreleased. "Fireball" was originally recorded by [a=Deep Purple] and released on the studio album [m=1632] in 1971. "Bad Reputation" was originally recorded by [a=Thin Lizzy] and released on the studio album [m=52835] in 1977. "He's A Whore" was originally recorded by [a=Cheap Trick] and released on the studio album [m=116828] in 1977. "In For The Kill" was originally recorded by [a=Budgie] and released on the studio album [m=42126] in 1974. "Is There A Better Way" was originally recorded by [a=Status Quo] and released on the studio album [m=87858] in 1976. "Ogre Battle" was originally recorded by [a=Queen] and released on the studio album [m=31526] in 1974. "Too Bad, Too Sad" (misspelled "Too Bad So Sad" on the inlay) was originally recorded by [a=Nazareth] and released on the studio album [m=24589] in 1973. "Cockroach" was originally recorded by [a=The Sweet] and released on the studio album [m=97317] in 1976. "Tak Me Bak Ome" (originally titled "Tak Me Bak 'Ome") was originally recorded by [a=Slade] and released on the single [m=192175] in 1972. "Hang On To Yourself" (originally titled "Hang Onto Yourself") was originally recorded by [a=Arnold Corns] and released on the single [m=612593] in 1972.