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The most spontaneous album of The Kinks' long career was the sound of a band being re-born, Low Budget was their first to go gold since 1966's Greatest Hits and coincided with the group's transformation into arena headliners for years to follow. Its success was a combination of hard work, perception, attitude, and inspiration but it also exemplifies the dichotomy of all things Kinks. ... Rob Gillis (with extreme indebtedness to Doug Hinman) As an extra bonus, this release includes three extended mix tracks. 1. Attitude 3:47 2. Catch Me Now I'm Falling 5:58 3. Pressure 2:25 4. National Health 4:02 5. (Wish I Could Fly Like) Superman 3:34 6. Low Budget 3:47 7. In A Space 3:44 8. Little Bit Of Emotion 4:50 9. A Gallon Of Gas 3:48 10. Misery 2:56 11. Moving Pictures 3:42 This album was originally released in the United States on July 10, 1979, on Arista AB 4240, and in the United Kingdom on September 7, 1979 on Arista SPART 1099. Tracks 3, 5 and 6 recorded at Konk Studios, London, January 1979. Tracks 1, 2, 4, 7 and 11 recorded at The Power Station, New York, May 1979; vocals recorded at Blue Rock Studios, New York 1979. Engineered by John Rollo. Nick Newell - saxophone (tracks 2 & 8 only) ADDITIONAL TRACKS 12. A Gallon Of Gas (US SINGLE EXTENDED VERSION) 3:49 Recorded at The Power Station, New York, May 1979; vocals recorded at Blur Rock Studios, New York, 1979. Engineered by John Rollo. Originally released as a single in the United States only, August 1979, on Arista AS 0448. 13. Catch Me Now I'm Falling (ORIGINAL EXTENDED VERSION) 6:47 Recorded at The Power Station, New York, May 1979; vocals recorded at Blur Rock Studios, New York, 1979. Engineered by John Rollo. 14. (Wish I Could Fly Like) Superman (DISCO MIX EXTENDED VERSION) 5:58 Recorded at Konk, London, January 1979. Engineered by John Rollo. Originally released as a 12" single in the United States, March 1979, on Arista CP 700, and in the United Kingdom, March 1979, on Arista ARISTA 12240 (2nd pressing).