Limited frosted clear vinyl LP pressing in gatefold sleeve. Following the release of their debut When in Rome, Kill Me and 1990's Elvis Belt compilation, Leeds Indie heroes Cud set to work on their next album for Imaginary Records. Recorded during the Summer of 1990, Leggy Mambo proved to be a step in all the right directions, cementing the sound developed over their previous releases and capitalizing on the band's pop sensibilities to provide their most immediately accessible collection of songs to date. Produced by XTC's Dave Gregory and released in October 1990, the album spawned the well-received singles "Robinson Crusoe" and "Magic" and generated a huge amount of industry interest, eventually leading to their signing with A&M the following year.