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The Living End is the eponymous debut album by Australian punk/rockabilly band The Living End. It was recorded at Sing Sing Studios in Melbourne, Australia. The cover art, as described by frontman Chris Cheney, is taken from a photograph of the inside of a [[World War II] all-female bomb factory.

Track 13, "Sleep on It" was omitted and changed to the much-favoured "Strange" for all versions released outside Australia. "Strange" had already appeared on previous releases in Australia and it wasn’t deemed necessary to repeat the track again for Australian fans.

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-'''''The Living End''''' is the [[eponym]]ous debut [[album]] by [[Australia]]n [[punk music|punk]]/[[rockabilly]] band [[The Living End]]. It was recorded at Sing Sing Studios in [[Melbourne, Australia]]. The cover art, as described by frontman [[Chris Cheney]], is taken from a photograph of the inside of an all-female [[bomb]] factory.
+'''''The Living End''''' is the [[eponym]]ous debut [[album]] by [[Australia]]n [[punk music|punk]]/[[rockabilly]] band [[The Living End]]. It was recorded at Sing Sing Studios in [[Melbourne, Australia]]. The cover art, as described by frontman [[Chris Cheney]], is taken from a photograph of the inside of a [[World War II] all-female [[bomb]] factory.
 ==Track listing==