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DUCKY YELLOW VINYL. The first re-pressing of the Dead Milkmen's classic "Bucky Fellini" since its original release on Enigma Records in 1987. This album is a fan favorite and contains the Billboard charting "Instant Club Hit (You'll Dance to Anything)". Remastered by Phil Nicolo for contemporary vinyl, this exclusive Record Store Day 2024 pressing will be limited to 5,000 copies on Ducky Yellow vinyl.

The newly designed gatefold includes the original front and back covers on a beautifully produced tip-on jacket. The interior is filled with news clippings, previously unseen photographs, show posters, and QR Code WAV and MP3 downloads--all collaged together by the one and only Dean Clean. Also included, for the first time, is an inner-sleeve with lyrics and all new song-inspired art from Joe Jack Talcum.

Additional bonus materials include a reproduction of a beat up, original Bucky Fellini poster and a link to download the elusive "Boner Beat" remixes.

As with all Giving Groove releases all label profits are directly donated to a 501(c)3 music-related charity--the recipient being the wonderful Philadelphia based organization Rock to the Future.

Hear what The Toronto Star deemed "a sarcastic masterpiece that takes the mickey out of a dozen cherished American icons" like never before.

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Bonus Materials

• Remastered and lathe by Phil Nicolo.
• QR code link to download the 'Boner Beat' remixes
• Tip-on gatefold jacket and Ducky Yellow vinyl
• Brand new collage of press clippings, never seen before photos, and show posters created by the one and only Dean Clean.

Sales Points

• For all the Milkmen fans of old and new who never had the chance to enjoy 'Bucky Fellini' on vinyl.
• For physical media collectors that like to support charities.
• For collectors of limited edition, beautifully packaged vinyl.

Press Quotes

...weaves touches of country and surf music into a brand of rock that is heavily influenced by punk but is less intense than the usual hammering hard-core assault

     —The Chicago Tribune

a ...sarcastic masterpiece that takes the mickey out of a dozen cherished American icons

     —Toronto Star

Unfortunately, a comic bent leads to the labeling of bands as novelty acts, a commercial death trap. On Bucky Fellini, the Dead Milkmen avoid the trap, expanding their basic sound with touches of violin, lap steel guitar and dobro.

     —Orlando Sentinel

The Dead Milkmen aren't as stupid as they'd like to be ... Now they sound as if they might know how to play their guitars, and they produce some on-target commentary such as 'Instant Club Hit (You'll Dance to Anything)'.

     —People Magazine