King of the Beach American band Wavves . It was set to be released in the USA by Fat Possum Records and in the UK by Bella Union Records on August 3, 2010, but digital copies became available July 1 as a result of early leaks.[ 14] Pitchfork [ 15]
In interviews, Nathan Williams has stated that the album cover is a cartoon version of Snacks , his pet cat.[ 16] Best Coast 's debut album, Crazy For You [ 17] [ 18]
Title Writer(s) 1. "King of the Beach" Nathan Williams 2:38 2. "Super Soaker" Williams 2:29 3. "Idiot" Williams 2:50 4. "When Will You Come" Williams 2:35 5. "Post Acid " Williams, Dennis Herring 2:09 6. "Take On the World" Williams 2:42 7. "Baseball Cards" Williams 3:02 8. "Convertible Balloon" Billy Hayes 2:23 9. "Green Eyes" Williams 3:47 10. "Mickey Mouse" Williams/Spector /Barry /Greenwich 3:53 11. "Linus Spacehead" Williams, Steven Pope 3:14 12. "Baby Say Goodbye" Williams, Herring, Hayes 5:11 Total length: 36:42
"Mickey Mouse" contains samples from "Da Doo Ron Ron " by The Crystals
The Japanese CD replaces track 10 "Mickey Mouse" with "Mutant", and adds a bonus track "Stained Glass".
Nathan Williams - vocals, guitar, keyboards, additional percussion, drums on "When Will You Come".[ 21]
Stephen Pope - bass, baritone guitar, synthesisers.
Billy Hayes - drums, keyboards, vocals on "Baby Say Goodbye".
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