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PARTY MILK Your Problem as a Mountain album

Grenadine

Goya

SIDE ONE

Goya
Philco
Decca
I Only Have Eyes for You
In a World Without Heroes
Pinky Tuscadero

SIDE TWO

Cherishino
Gillen (Except Sometimes)
Ticket
Demarest
Fillings
Decca Reprise
Jingle Bells [not listed]

Cassette [MC] ($13,33)

Includes shipping within the USA. Brand new sealed on the Shimmy Disc label from 1992.

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Grenadine
Goya
compact disc
cover

Grenadine
Goya
vinyl L.P.
cover

LINER NOTES

PLAYERS

Robert Christiansen, drums

Mark Robinson, vocals, 10-string guitar

Jenny Toomey, vocals, 6-string guitar

PRODUCED AND RECORDED BY

Kramer,

at Noise New Jersey, Demarest, New Jersey, USA

January 31, 1992

MUSIC COMPOSITION

Rob Christiansen,

Mark Robinson,

and Jenny Toomey

(collectively known as Grenadine)

COVER PHOTOGRAPHY

Macioce

COVER DESIGN

Mark Robinson, Teen-Beat Graphica

ET CETERA

The back of the jacket features the Teen-Beat logo as well as the marks of Shimmy-Disc and Simple Machines.

Contrary to the credits on the back of the jacket, almost all of the songs are written by Grenadine, except "Jingle Bells" written by James Lord Pierpont, and "I Only Have Eyes for You" by composer Harry Warren and lyricist Al Dubin, written for the film Dames (1934).