Come Out And Play

Recorded somewhere in New York and at the "Old" record plant in Los Angeles, R.I.P.! A Warner Communications Company ℗ 1985 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States. © 1985 Atlantic Recording Corporation Printed in U.S.A. ℗ 1985 Atlantic Records All lyrics © 1985 Snidest Music Co., ASCAP. Except "Leader of the Pack" published by EMI Music Eddie Ojeda uses Charvel/Jackson Guitars, Marshall Amps, Floyd Rose Tremolo and Guild Strings. Jay Jay French uses Guild Guitars & Strings, EMG Pickups and Marshall Amplification. Dee Snider uses Kramer Guitars and Sassoon Protein Hair Re-Moisturizing Creme exclusively. (Are you listening, Vidal?) Mark "The Animal" Mendoza uses Guild Bass Guitars & Strings, EMG Pickups and Sunn Amplification. A.J. Pero uses Ludwig Drums, Zildjian Cymbals, Latin Percussion, Duraline, DDrum, May E.A., & Drumworkshop exclusively. Additional publicity by Amarillo Police Department, Amarillo, TX,; Parents Music Resource Center, Tipper Gore; Susan Baker; Senator Paula "Which side am I on anyway?" Hawkins "Don't try to be a great man, be a great asshole." Peter Straub This album is dedicated to the memories of Gene T. Pero, Louis Segall and Raymond Glickman. Pop-up die cut section for sewer lid on front sleeve. Cardboard inner sleeve with lyrics and photos of band. Double sided merchandise leaflet 8x11 on some copies. Sticker: "Special limited edition pop-up album cover 81275-1-E". Sticker: "Includes the single Leader Of The Pack 81275-1-E". Pressing plant info taken from the Matrix / Runout area. Humor: This record contains some words and phrases that require a sense of h-umor. If you don't have one, don't listen. Runouts are etched, except for the SRC logo and "MASTERDISK" which are stamped. Matrix/runout contains pressing plant's SRC logo: S coiled around R and C.