Dog Eat Dog "All Boro Kings" pop creating a more danceable foil

creating a more danceable foil to Compton's more typical nihilistic hedonism

multi-instrumentalist

Billie Joe Armstrong got to work

Reid and Babyface

Dog Eat Dog "All Boro Kings" pop creating a more danceable foilLimited edition of 1000 individually numbered copies on smokey coloured 180 gram audiophile vinyl. All Boro Kings is the first full length album by New Jersey based band Dog Eat Dog, originally released in 1994. It is the first time they brought their trademark saxophone sound to the foreground on singles like "If These Are Good Times, "Who's the King" and "No Fronts", of which the latter two became their biggest hits and received heavy rotation on