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Size Really Does Matter

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Released
  
2004

Artist
  
Pretty Boy Floyd

Label
  
2004 Deadline Music

Length
  
38:08

Release date
  
2004

Genre
  
Glam metal

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Recorded
  
Synical Teknologies North Hollywood, CA.

Producer
  
Lesli Sanders Brian Haught

Similar
  
Tonight Belongs to the Young, Leather Boyz with Electric T, Live at the Pretty Ugly Club, Vault II, Rattlin' Bones

Pretty boy floyd size really does matter full album


Size Really Does Matter is the third and most recent studio album of the American band Pretty Boy Floyd. It is their first studio record not to feature guitarist Kristy "Krash" Majors and drummer Kari Kane.

Contents

Although the album was not commercially successful, it received positive reviews from music critics such as Allmusic.

Notably the album features no songs written by former guitarist Ariel Stiles or Kristy Majors. Stiles has been quoted as saying that he "was very happy to see Steve create some new music with new people"

The song Dead is a cover of Lesli's old band, The Distractions.

727 is written for drummer Dish's sister who died in a car accident on 27 July 2002. This was written by Lesli Sanders

The album was co-produced by bassist, Lesli Sanders and Brian Haught.

Track listing

All songs written by Lesli Sanders, Steve Summers, Tchad Drats, Dish

  1. Dead
  2. Suicide
  3. I've Got Nothing
  4. Earth Girls
  5. Things I've Said
  6. Another Day (In The Death Of America)
  7. 2Heads2Faces
  8. Fuck The Rock
  9. 727
  10. It's Alright

Band

  • Steve "Sex" Summers - lead vocals
  • T'Chad - guitar
  • Lesli Sanders - bass
  • Dish - drums
  • Credits

  • Brian Haught - producer, engineer, mixing
  • Lesli Sanders - producer, concept, artwork
  • Dan Kincaid - engineer
  • Songs

    1Dead2:13
    2Suicide4:02
    3I've Got Nothing2:31

    References

    Size Really Does Matter Wikipedia