Image Is Everything
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| Image Is Everything | ||
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| Studio album by 3-Ply | ||
| Released | 1995 | |
| Recorded | 1995 | |
| Genre | Pop Punk / Punk Rock | |
| Length | --:-- | |
| Label | Slo Burn Records | |
| Producer(s) | N/A | |
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| 3-Ply chronology | ||
| Image Is Everything (1995) |
Heavy Duty (1996) |
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Image Is Everything was the first 7" vinyl release by the band 3-Ply and featured their very first recorded songs from early 1995. The band gained some criticism from the release of the record, due to the picture used for the cover, however 3-ply stated that "if you are racist you're probably too stupid to understand the cover is just a picture we found funny". The vinyl itself was released on Slo Burn Records and sold for $3.50.
[edit] Track listing
- "Who You Know"
- "My Truck My Life"
[edit] External links
- 3-Ply's Official Music Video For Labeled
- Zebrahead's Official Web Site
- Zebrahead's Official Online Community
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