Dangerous Toys & Kenyon Records announce 2nd pressing of debut reissue remaster
METAL SLUDGE / November 5th 2026 – Dangerous Toys are riding high along with Kenyon Records as they celebrate a huge reaction to the recent reissue of the Austin Texas legend’s self-titled debut record.
The band and label announced details about the reissue remaster and related merchandise back on Tuesday September 22nd, by Friday of that same week most of the product was either sold-out or down to limited numbers.
Kenyon Records and Dangerous Toys have now announced a second pressing in time for the Holidays but the new run will vary in some form or fashion.
Below is an extensive press release with a ton of details related to the new Vinyl options along with new CD and Cassette choices as well.
The team are also continuing with a merchandise line covering all bases from t-shirts to jackets, stickers to pins and even classic style wall tapestries.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
DANGEROUS TOYS’ DEFINITIVE EDITION SELLS OUT IN 72 HOURS — RIAA GOLD CERTIFIED DEBUT RETURNS WITH SIGNED EXCLUSIVES, DOUBLE PICTURE DISC AND NEW VINYL VARIANTS
Signed TalkShopLive exclusives, a Kenyon Records webstore-exclusive Double Picture Disc, four all-new hand-numbered vinyl variants hitting stores nationwide via Select-O-Hits in December, and a second pressing of the 2xCD
TalkShopLive exclusives arrive December 14, 2026 · New pressings arrive Friday, December 18, 2026 — Officially licensed, with full participation from the band.
Record Demand for Dangerous Toys
Within 72 hours of its September 22 announcement, Dangerous Toys: The Definitive Edition — the deluxe reissue of the RIAA Gold-certified 1989 debut from Austin, Texas hard rock legends Dangerous Toys — had sold out of every vinyl and cassette edition. The Picture Disc LP and 2xCassette were gone in under 24 hours. All four 2xLP color variants followed within three days.
“We had no idea what to expect with The Definitive Edition of our first record. The fans have been rabid! The first pressing damn near sold out in just a few days. With the second pressings we tried to make them a little different from the first with the gatefold layout and poster. I think the fans will dig it with all the different options for colors. I think fans are gonna be pretty excited when we do it all over again next year with Hellacious Acres. That record never even came out on vinyl in the United States!” — Jason McMaster, Dangerous Toys
Now Dangerous Toys and Kenyon Records are answering that demand with a new wave of releases: signed exclusives and an all-new Christmas collection through a partnership with TalkShopLive, a Double Picture Disc available exclusively at the Kenyon Records webstore, four new hand-numbered vinyl variants in stores nationwide, and a second pressing of the 2xCD. It all kicks off November 11, when frontman Jason McMaster goes live on TalkShopLive. The TalkShopLive exclusives arrive December 14, followed by the new pressings on Friday, December 18, 2026.
New Partnership: TalkShopLive Exclusives
Kenyon Records and Dangerous Toys are teaming up with TalkShopLive for exclusive editions and merchandise you won’t find anywhere else, all arriving December 14, 2026. Leading the lineup is the band’s all-new Christmas collection, “Horrific Holidays.”
“Horrific Holidays” T-Shirt & Raglan — An all-new Christmas design by artist Claudio Bergamin (Judas Priest), giving the band’s iconic clown, Bill Z. Bub, the holiday treatment.
“Horrific Holidays” Christmas Card — Signed by all five members: Jason McMaster, Scott Dalhover, Mike Watson, Mark Geary and Paul Lidel.
Exclusive Blood Red Splatter 2xLP Variant — Blood red with black and white splatter, limited to 250 copies, packaged with a 12″ album flat autographed by all four original members.
Signed 2xCD — The new second pressing of the 2xCD Definitive Edition, with its 24-page booklet signed by all four original members.
Tune in: Jason McMaster goes live with Steve Harkins on TalkShopLive on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at 9 p.m. ET: https://talkshop.live/watch/HleNu7cdf1tJ
Kenyon Records Webstore Exclusive: The Double Picture Disc
The original Picture Disc vanished in a day. Now it’s back — and it’s doubled. The new Double Picture Disc presents both the remastered studio album and the previously unreleased Live in ’89 recordings as two striking picture discs, wrapped in the full Definitive Edition deluxe package.
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*Hand numbered, limited to 250 copies
*Remastered specifically for vinyl by original producer Max Norman
*Second disc featuring nine Live in ’89 performances
*Deluxe gatefold jacket, 350gsm, with hot-foil red-stamped logo
*Large-format 16-page, 12-inch booklet with unseen, officially licensed photos from 1989
*Brand-new 24″ x 36″ poster featuring the classic 1989 album artwork and photos
*Liner notes on the album’s making by Katherine Turman (former RIP Magazine editor) and on the live recordings by Jason McMaster
*Full-color hype sticker
Available December 18, 2026, exclusively at the Kenyon Records webstore.
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Four New 2xLP Variants — In Stores Nationwide via Select-O-Hits
For every fan who missed the first wave, four all-new color variants are on the way. Arriving December 18, 2026, they’ll be available to record stores and online retailers everywhere through Kenyon Records’ distribution partner, Select-O-Hits.
* “Here Comes Trouble” — Bill Z. Bub’s Back Soul Variant — hand numbered, limited to 125 copies
* “Take Me Drunk” — Bill Z. Bub’s Box Variant — hand numbered, limited to 250 copies
* “Outlaw” — Moonshine Blue Variant — hand numbered, limited to 250 copies
* “Sport’n a Woody” — Rotten Candy Variant — hand numbered, limited to 250 copies
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Every variant carries the full Definitive Edition package:
* Pressed on 180g heavyweight vinyl, remastered specifically for vinyl by Max Norman
* Second LP featuring nine Live in ’89 performances
* Deluxe gatefold jacket, 350gsm, with hot-foil red-stamped logo
* Black poly-lined inner sleeves
* Large-format 16-page, 12-inch booklet with unseen, officially licensed photos from 1989
* Brand-new 24″ x 36″ poster featuring the classic 1989 album artwork and photos
* Liner notes by Katherine Turman and Jason McMaster
* Full-color hype sticker
Ask your local record store to reserve a copy — at 125 copies, “Here Comes Trouble” will be the rarest of the set.
2xCD Definitive Edition — Second Pressing
Arriving December 18, the 2xCD returns in a second pressing with updated artwork and new photos inside the digipak.
* Disc One: the original album, newly remastered by Max Norman
* Disc Two: a 10-song Live in ’89 performance, including the CD-exclusive live recording of “That Dog”
* Deluxe 8-panel digipak with dual trays
* Extensive 24-page booklet featuring unseen, officially licensed photography
* Liner notes by Katherine Turman, drawn from 2026 interviews with the band, and by Jason McMaster on the live recordings
* Full-color hype sticker
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Officially Licensed Merchandise
Beyond the TalkShopLive holiday exclusives, the band’s officially licensed merchandise line — built around Bill Z. Bub, the iconic clown from the 1989 album cover, and the classic band logo — is available now, exclusively at the Kenyon Records webstore.
* Full-color, front-and-back screen-printed T-shirts, zip-up hoodies and raglans
* 2.5″ full-color enamel pins featuring the clown and logo
* Full-size back patch
* High-quality vinyl stickers
* Wall flags and tapestries
* Battle jackets
* Slipmat
Order all these items and more in the Kenyon Records webstore.
About The Definitive Edition
Original producer Max Norman (Ozzy Osbourne, Megadeth) returned in 2026 to remaster the 1989 debut from the ground up, with dedicated remasters for vinyl and CD. The bonus Live in ’89 recordings come straight from Jason McMaster’s personal stash of soundboard cassettes — never duplicated and never heard outside the band until now.
Produced by Norman at the legendary Sound City studio and released May 9, 1989, Dangerous Toys delivered MTV Headbangers Ball staples “Teas’n, Pleas’n” and “Scared,” plus fan favorite “Sport’n a Woody.” “Teas’n, Pleas’n” knocked Bon Jovi from #1 on Dial MTV, and the album hit No. 65 on the Billboard 200 on its way to Gold certification. Its cover — Tommy Pons’ leering horror-clown jack-in-the-box, Bill Z. Bub — remains the band’s visual signature.
Tracklisting
Studio: Teas’n, Pleas’n · Scared · Bones in the Gutter · Take Me Drunk · Feels Like a Hammer · Sport’n a Woody · Queen of the Nile · Outlaw · Here Comes Trouble · Ten Boots · That Dog
Live in ’89 (2xLP, Double Picture Disc and 2xCD): Outlaw · Here Comes Trouble · Ten Boots · Queen of the Nile · Bones in the Gutter · Take Me Drunk · Sport’n a Woody · Teas’n, Pleas’n · Gimme No Lip · That Dog (CD exclusive)
Availability
The new editions of Dangerous Toys: The Definitive Edition are available for pre-order now at the Kenyon Records webstore, TalkShopLive and select retail partners. TalkShopLive exclusives arrive December 14, 2026; all other new editions arrive Friday, December 18, 2026. All formats are officially licensed, with full authorization and participation from Dangerous Toys.
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