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Budgie Box Set Coming Next Month
04/13/2016
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(Classic Rock) A box set containing three Budgie albums is to be released in the coming months. The MCA Albums 1973-1975 will launch on June 3 and features 1973's Never Turn Your Back On A Friend, 1974's In For The Kill and 1975's Bandolier.

The trio of classic records have all been remastered from the original tapes for the first time and contain booklets containing photos and information from the era.

The collection features tracks including Breadfan and Crash Course In Brain Surgery which have both been covered by Metallica. Check out the artwork and track details here.

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