Finally, one of the albums on my CD wish list. I don't know this label, but it looks like it will be a pricey import.

Description
Turn your lawn sprinklers to the maximum 'cause your gonna need cooling down when you hear the SUBURBAN LAWNS are back on Vinyl...and this time CD! Never before reissued and out of print since 1980, FUTURISMO proudly present this eccentric slice of Californian new wave art punk originally released on the integral I.R.S. Records. SUBURBAN LAWNS were the embodiment of everything that new wave was supposed to be: subversive, artistic, humorous and aligned to the timeless sensibilities of pop. Their S/T LP is something of a lost masterpiece with its tales of computer dating, religion vs. superficiality and alien spotting excursions, a cocktail of unique subject matter filtered through equally unique musical characteristics. Featuring the off kilter classic 'Janitor' - where the enigmatic anti pin-up Su Tissue relays those famous words 'i'm a janitor, oh my genitals' - the album is guaranteed to either reignite memories of those late night viewings of New Wave Theatre, or leave newcomers to the band astounded that it took this long to catch up. This summer, you will thank mom and dad and god for the SUBURBAN LAWNS!

Tracklist
1. Flying Saucer Safari
2. Pioneers
3. Not Allowed
4. Gossip
5. Intellectual Rock
6. Protection
7. Anything
8. Janitor
9. Computer Date
10. Mom And Dad And God
11. Unable
12. When In The World
13. Green Eyes
14. Jam The Controls
Bonus Tracks:
15. Flavor Crystals
16. Enjoy
17. Hug You
18. Baby
19. Cowboy

CD
US - http://www.amazon.com/dp/B013FOY4UO/?tag=imwan-20
UK - http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B013FOY4UO/?tag=imwan-21

Vinyl
US - http://www.amazon.com/dp/B013FOXMYS/?tag=imwan-20
UK - http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B013FOXMYS/?tag=imwan-21

Futurismo did a pretty nice job last year on their CD of a vintage Devo concert, so this should be good too.

this cd includes the "baby" ep's 5 tracks as bonus material.
this then will have my favorite song by the band "flavor crystals"...
SIGN ME UP!

Bump: Added the pre-order details to the first post.

The version on the CD should sound about a hundred times better, but here is the original 1983 promo video for the track "Baby":

Very much like early REM

Got my copy yesterday. Sounds great, but the packaging is the worst.
Glossy oversized sleeve that holds thick, folded booklet, creates a lot of empty space that makes cover crease easily.
Amazon shipped it in one of their tight sleeves that create pressure on package, Besides the creases, the very thin and flimsy plastic CD tray cracked in half.
I requested a replacement, but if they use the same shipping package, I'm afraid the new one may not be much better.
Will report after I get it.