Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes (20th Anniversary Edition)
Release Date: 11/15/2024
Catalog Number: TG415
Format: Red 2xLP
- The Wrong Way
- Dreams
- King Eternal
- Ambulance
- Poppy
- Don't Love You
- Bomb Yourself
- Wear You Out
- Staring At the Sun
- You Could Be Love
- Staring At the Sun (demo) (Remastered)
- New Health Rock (Remastered)
- Modern Romance (Remastered)
- Final Fantasy ( 2004 Recording )
- Dry Drunk Emperor ( 2005 Recording )
Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes (20th Anniversary Edition)
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| The Wrong Way | |||
| Dreams | |||
| King Eternal | |||
| Ambulance | |||
| Poppy | |||
| Don't Love You | |||
| Bomb Yourself | |||
| Wear You Out | |||
| Staring At the Sun | |||
| You Could Be Love | |||
| Staring At the Sun (demo) (Remastered) | |||
| New Health Rock (Remastered) | |||
| Modern Romance (Remastered) | |||
| Final Fantasy ( 2004 Recording ) | |||
| Dry Drunk Emperor ( 2005 Recording ) |
previous album
- 11/25/24 - Webster Hall - New York City, NY
- 11/26/24 - Webster Hall - New York City, NY
- 11/29/24 - Webster Hall - New York City, NY
- 11/30/24 - Webster Hall - New York City, NY
- 12/04/24 - El Rey Theatre - Los Angeles, CA
- 12/05/24 - El Rey Theatre - Los Angeles, CA
- 12/07/24 - El Rey Theatre - Los Angeles, CA
- 12/10/24 - Islington Assembly Hall - London,
- 12/11/24 - Islington Assembly Hall - London,
- 12/12/24 - Islington Assembly Hall - London,
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RED 180 GRAM 2XLP
INCLUDES 5 BONUS TRACKS ( TWO OF WHICH ARE PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED )
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Twenty years ago, Brooklyn-based band TV on the Radio released their critically acclaimed debut album, Desperate Youth, Bloodthirsty Babes. In celebration, on November 15, Touch and Go Records will release an anniversary edition of the project with five bonus tracks, two of which are previously unreleased tracks. The first, "Final Fantasy," is out now and is an early demo of what became the song "Bomb Yourself."
