Stoneage Romeos

The title Stoneage Romeos is taken from a Three Stooges short film. The Australian LP, designed by Yanni Stumbles, sported a cartoonish nod to the 1966 caveman flick One Million Years B.C., all menacing dinosaurs and Day-Glo colors,[8] whilst in America, consumers got a stylized sleeve featuring arty renditions of the giant reptiles. On the change of covers, the band's frontman Dave Faulkner would later recall:

Bad coffeetable art, very anonymous and boring. On the U.S. tour fans are bringing up the Australian copies for us to sign—they were all getting them on import! Yet at the end of the tour, A&M says to us, ‘Oh well, we don't really think the cover will affect sales at all.’ Like, when they’re right, they’re right, and when they’re wrong, they’re still right.[9]

All tracks are written by Dave Faulkner, except where noted[10].

Credited to:[5][8][11][12]

• James Baker — drums
• Clyde Bramley – bass, vocals
• Dave Faulkner — guitar, lead vocals, keyboards
• Brad Shepherd — lead guitar, vocals, harmonica, percussion
• Michael Farmer – additional percussion
• Producer, Engineer – Alan Thorne
• Mastering – Bob, Carbone, Frank DeLuna
• Artwork (cover concept and design) — Yanni Stumbles
• Photography (pics) — Tom Takacs
• Other (the boss) — Stuart Thorne

In 2005, a tribute album was released by Shock Records named Stoneage Cameos, which included covers by major Australian rock artists.[13] The concept was put together by Jason 'Evo' Evans and Wally 'Meanie' Kempton (Even/The Meanies). The project was more to heritage list the Gurus and to stamp this great album into history: performances of Hoodoo Gurus' songs by current Australian artists on this tribute album were cited at their 2007 ARIA Hall of Fame induction.[14][15]

All the songs were recorded at Sing Sing Studios in Melbourne between March and June 2005, with the exception of "Tojo" and "I Was A Kamikaze Pilot", which were recorded at Big Jesus Burger Studios in Sydney in June 2005 and ""Be My Guru", which was recorded by Persian Rugs (containing three Gurus: Faulkner, Brad Shepherd and Mark Kingsmill; with bassist Kendall James) at the Milk Bar Studios in Sydney in November 2004. The album was produced by Andy Baldwin.

The CD was launched at the Meadows Greyhound Race Track in Broadmeadows, Victoria.[16] The feature race of the night (race 6) was called 'The Stoneage Cameo Plate'.

Cover of Stoneage Cameos

The track list is as follows:[13]