Dead-men tell no tells

Dead-men tell no tells is the first album by American rock band Skull on Parade, released in 1997. The album was self-produced and released independent of a label. It is considered a cult classic by there fans but had limited success at time of release.
Dead-men tell no tells was recorded in January 1997, between the bands' club shows. While the album was produced by Tom Barrowe and Freddy Spencer under the name "Dandy Warhol's", the album was recorded by Sean Cullin, who worked at the studio. Even though the album is regarded by many as good, Tom Barrowe commented in the December, 1997 issue of Soundi that Cullin ruined many of the songs. Also, Jolly Roger says that he can't listen to his singing on the first Skull album, as his voice wasn't very good yet.
The album was originally going to be titled Some Like It Hot
== Track listing[edit] ==
No.	Title 	Writer(s) 	Length
1. 	"Tragedy strikes again 	Tom Barrowe, Freddy Spencer 	3:54
2. 	"Village Girl Riot" 	Dex Barrowe, Freddy Spencer, Tom Barrowe	3:10
3. 	" Cryin'" 	Dex Barrowe, Freddy Spencer, Tom Barrowe	3:38
4. 	"Never Leave Me" 	Dex Barrowe, Freddy Spencer, Tom Barrowe	3:55
5. 	"Lost City" 	Dex Barrowe, Freddy Spencer, Tom Barrowe	3:45
6. 	"First Time is the Hardest"	Dex Barrowe, Freddy Spencer, Tom Barrowe	2:54
7. 	"Cheyenne Attack" 	Dex Barrowe, Freddy Spencer, Tom Barrowe	3:21
8. 	"Hard Knock Street Kids" 	Dex Barrowe, Freddy Spencer, Tom Barrowe	3:45
9. 	" Angel" 	Dex Barrowe, Freddy Spencer, Tom Barrowe	2:10
10.	"The Great Pretender" 	Dex Barrowe, Freddy Spencer, Tom Barrowe	3:30
== Personnel[edit] ==
; Skull's on Parade
* Jolly Rogers– vocals, piano, saxophone (3, 9, 10), harmonica (5)
* Dex Barrowe – guitars, backing vocals
* Freddy Spencer – guitars, backing vocals
* Johnny Brandybuck-Guitars, vocals
* Mo Hawkins– bass
* Tom Barrowe – drums and Lead Vocals
== Chart positions[edit] ==
=== Album[edit] ===
Year	Chart 	Peak
1997	Australia Albums Chart	14