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MTLEY CRE: 30th-Anniversary Box Set Edition Of 'Too Fast For Love' To Be Released In Japan

August 18, 2011

According to CDJapan.co.jp, the 30th-anniversary box set version of MTLEY CRE's classic first album, "Too Fast For Love", will be released in Japan on November 30. The set will contain a cardboard sleeve jacket (Leathr Records version) and will include with a T-shirt created by Japanese clothing brand Neighborhood and the band. It will come packaged in a LP-sized box.

Track listing:

01. Live Wire
02. Public Enemy #1
03. Take Me To The Top
04. Merry - Go - Round
05. Piece Of Your Action
06. Starry Eyes
07. Stick To Your Guns
08. Come On And Dance
09. Too Fast For Love
10. On With The Show
11. Stick To Your Gun (single mix)
12. Toast Of The Town
13. Tonight

TMZ.com reported in January that MTLEY CRE and Live Nation were being sued by Ron Toma who claimed that he owned the copyright to the famous "belt buckle photo" taken by photographer Michael Pinter back in 1981. CRE used the image on the cover of "Too Fast For Love".

According to Toma's lawsuit, filed in Illinois Northern District Court, CRE and Live Nation used the image without permission on signature hooded sweatshirts they are selling on their web sites.

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