Your Cassette Pet contained only eight tracks (plus an instrumental secret track), and was not available on
vinyl. Therefore, it was eligible only for the
UK Singles Chart, where it peaked at No. 58, and not the
UK Albums Chart. Two of the more notorious tracks from
Your Cassette Pet are "Sexy Eiffel Towers" and "Louis Quatorze". "Sexy Eiffel Towers" included suggestive moaning and heavy breathing performed by then-14-year-old Lwin. "Louis Quatorze", which called attention to Lwin's young age, described a sexual assault at gun point.
Your Cassette Pet also included a cover of the 1940
Johnny Mercer/
Rube Bloom pop hit "
Fools Rush In". In 1982, to capitalize on the success of the "
I Want Candy"
music video on
MTV, and the
I Want Candy album, EMI released the
LP record Original Recordings, containing all eight original tracks from
Your Cassette Pet, plus eight additional tracks. Among them were their first single, "
C·30 C·60 C·90 Go" (which holds the distinction of being the world's first-ever
cassette single), their second single, "W.O.R.K (N.O. Nah No! No! My Daddy Don't)", and their respective
B-sides. An abridged version with 12 tracks was released for American audiences. In 1993, EMI released
Girl Bites Dog - Your Compact Disc Pet on
CD.
Girl Bites Dog contained all 16 tracks from
Original Recordings, an extended version of "W.O.R.K (N.O. Nah No! No! My Daddy Don't)", and a cover of
Roy Orbison's "Cast Iron Arm". On 25 May 2018,
Cherry Red Records released the three-disc set
Your Box Set Pet (The Complete Recordings 1980–1984). The third disc, subtitled
Singles, B-Sides & Remixes contains
Your Cassette Pet in its entirety (tracks 3–10) except for "Bow Wow Wow", the unlisted short piece of instrumental music in between "Sexy Eiffel Towers" and "Giant Sized Baby Thing", which is missing. ==Track listing==