EATER - FIFTEEN/WHY DON'T YOU...?
7" (7" Single/EP)
Label: ANTENNA
Release date: 18/11/2022
Barcode: 2090505268652
Catalog no.: ANTSTD0000003
Item ID: 526865
Here is Eater's version of Alice Cooper's classic 'Eighteen', but renamed after their average ages during the beginning of the '76-'77 punk-era, 'Fifteen'. It's backed by a censored version of the controversial 'Why Dont You?'. The single comes on translucent clear vinyl and includes a two-sided lyric insert.
Also available: FIFTEEN/WHY DON'T YOU...? (+CDR) (7").
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