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Suicidal Tendencies (album)
''Suicidal Tendencies'' is the eponymously titled debut studio album by American crossover thrash band Suicidal Tendencies. The album was released on July 5, 1983, through Frontier Records with the catalog number FLP 011. It became one of the best-selling punk albums at the time and launched the band into its future success. ''Suicidal Tendencies'' has received positive reviews from music critics, and by 1986, the album had sold at least 150,000 copies. "Institutionalized" was released as a radio hit to promote the album.
==Album information==
The cover of ''Suicidal Tendencies'' features an image of the band members hanging upside down, taken by Glen E. Friedman, who produced the album. The background on both the front and back cover depict various homemade Suicidal Tendencies T-shirts.
"I Shot the Devil" was originally entitled "I Shot Reagan". The band is rumored to have been approached by the FBI to change the name of the song. The group eventually used the original title of the song on the lyrics sheet.
In 1993, Muir and the later incarnation of the band re-recorded the entire album and released it as ''Still Cyco After All These Years'', with (mostly) faithful recreations of the originals, plus two songs from ''Join the Army'' and one previously-unreleased song "Don't Give Me Your Nothin'".
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