The Dead Milkmen "Eat Your Paisley! (40th Anniversary)" (RSDBF 2026)
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ALBUM FACTS :
QUANTITY PRESSED: 2,500
DESCRIPTION :
The definitive collector’s edition for Milkmen fans.
•Reimagined Cover Art
•40th Anniversary Gatefold Deluxe featuring archival photographs, original sketches and more
•Remastered at half speed by Phil Nicolo from original 1/4” tapes for Contemporary Vinyl
•Blue Crayon (opaque turquoise) Vinyl
•Lyric Sheet & Poster Double-sided Insert
•10% of all Label profits donated to Rock to the Future 501(c)3 charity.
Ever wanted to hear what a satirical grenade lobbed at the Summer of Love crowd would sound like? Well, it’s time to drop your needles on the upcoming reissue of “Eat Your Paisley!”. Originally released in 1986 by Restless Records, the Milkmen’s sophomore album is celebrating its 40th anniversary and what better way to observe than with a new pressing full of all the stuff you probably never wanted. Hear what Trouser Press calls "wacky observations of stereotypes and artifacts are vague but astute; the music is expendable but never less than presentable." Or the review from People Magazine stating the album “produces rough, ragged rock ‘n’ roll with lyrics that express disdain for anything the adult world holds sacred and with music that purposefully negates the slickly produced synthesizer sounds of pretty boys such as Duran Duran and Howard Jones."
