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DESCRIPTION London Records present a reissue of Happy Mondays ' Pills 'N' Thrills And Bellyaches , originally released in 1990. Pills 'N' Thrills And Bellyaches was Happy Mondays commercial peak, both a No. 4 victory (in the UK) and a benchmark album in history. That year the Mondays made a generation feel like the freaks were winning again, the dreamers and schemers hurtling in from the shadows to park themselves, like grin-faced goblins, in the daylight glare of the mainstream. Artwork lovingly replicated by original Manchester designers Central Station Design. Featured the singles "Step On", "Kinky Afro", and "Loose Fit". 180 gram vinyl; gatefold sleeve; printed inner-sleeve; includes download code. TRACKLISTING A1. Kinky Afro A2. God's Cop A3. Donovan A4. Grandbag's Funeral A5. Loose Fit B1. Dennis And Lois B2. Bob's Yer Uncle B3. Step On HAPPY MONDAYS B4. Holiday Pills 'N' Thrills And B5. Harmony HIGHLIGHTS Bellyaches • London Records present a reissue of Happy Mondays ' Pills 'N' Thrills And Bellyaches , originally released in 1990. Label • Happy Mondays commercial peak, Pills 'N' Thrills featured the singles "Step LONDON RECORDS On", "Kinky Afro", and "Loose Fit". • 180 gram vinyl; gatefold sleeve; printed inner-sleeve; includes download code. Format LP Catalog Number Also available: LMS 5521288 (LMS 5521255) HAPPY MONDAYS: Greatest Hits CD [5060555212551] (LMS 5521284) HAPPY MONDAYS: Squirrel And G-Man Twenty Four Hour Party EAN People Plastic Face Carnt Smile (White Out) LP [5060555212841] 5060555212889 (LMS 5521286) HAPPY MONDAYS: Bummed LP [5060555212865] (LMS 5521290) HAPPY MONDAYS:...Yes Please! LP [5060555212902] u(0GA55F*MLMSST( (LMS 5521302) HAPPY MONDAYS: The Early EPs 4x12" BOX Store Price [5060555213022] $18.99 Press Contact: [email protected] Release Date 01/31/20 Territory U.S. EXCLUSIVE (No Exports) Genre FILE UNDER - H - ROCK Exclusively Distributed by 60 Lowell St, Arlington, MA 02476 ph: (781) 321-0320 • fx: (781) 321-0321 [email protected] .

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