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Bang Bang Boom Cake

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Bang Bang Boom Cake

Studio album by

Tiny Masters of Today

Released

August 6, 2007

Recorded

2007

Length

30:21

Russell Simins

Tiny Masters of Today chronology

K.I.D.S.
(2006)

Bang Bang Boom Cake
(2007)

Skeletons
(2009)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	^[1]
The Observer	^[2]

Bang Bang Boom Cake is the debut album by punk rock band Tiny Masters of Today.

Track list

"K.I.D.S."
"Stickin' It to the Man"
"Hey, Mr. DJ"
"Disco Bomb"
"Hologram World"
"Pictures"
"Radio Riot"
"Trendsetter"
"Book Song"
"Texas"
"Bushy"
"End of My Rope"
"Tooty Frooty (Clarke's Dream Song)"

Personnel

Ivan: vocals, guitar
Ada: vocals, bass guitar, keyboards, percussion
Russell Simins: drums

Additional personnel

Karen O: vocals on "Hologram World"
Nick Zinner: guitar on "Hologram World"
Fred Schneider: vocals on "Disco Bomb"
Kimya Dawson: vocals on "Trendsetter", Backing Vocals On "Book Song"
Angelo Spencer: lead guitar on "Trendsetter"
DJ Atsushi Numata: sound effects on "Hey, Mr. DJ"
Gibby Haynes: vocals on "Texas"

References

^ "Bang Bang Boom Cake - Tiny Masters of Today - Songs, Reviews, Credits". AllMusic. Retrieved 12 February 2019.
^ Wolfson, Sam (July 14, 2007). "Tiny Masters of Today, Bang Bang Boom Cake". The Observer. Retrieved March 10, 2015.

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