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DESCRIPTION London Records release Happy Mondays ' The Early EPs , available as a 4x12" color vinyl box set. The release brings together the seminal Manchester band's first four EPs: Forty Five EP on transparent green vinyl (1985), Freaky Dancin/The Egg EP on transparent orange vinyl (1986), Tart Tart EP on transparent blue vinyl (1987), and 24 Hour Party People on transparent yellow vinyl (1987). Leading UK artist Pete Fowler, internationally renowned for his work with Super Furry Animals and Heavenly Records, has created a new animated video for Happy Mondays' classic "The Egg". The Early EPs have been re-mastered from the original two-inch tapes held in the Factory/London Records archive. The artwork has been redrawn and digitized by original designers Grand Central Design. London Records will follow this release later this year with vinyl reissues of Happy Mondays first four albums -- Squirrel and G-man Twenty Four Hour Party People Plastic Face Carnt Smile (White Out) (1987), Bummed (1988), Pills 'n' Thrills and Bellyaches (1990), and Yes Please! (1992) -- later this year. None of these albums have been available on vinyl for over a decade. TRACKLISTING Forty Five EP (1985): HAPPY MONDAYS A1. Delightful (Remastered) B1. This Feeling (Remastered) The Early EPs B2. Oasis (Remastered) Freaky Dancin/The Egg EP Label (1986): LONDON RECORDS C1. Freaky Dancin' (Live) (Remastered) D1. The Egg (Mix) (Remastered) Format D2. Freaky Dancin'(Remastered) 4x12" BOX Catalog Number Tart Tart EP (1987): E1. Tart Tart (Remastered) LMS 5521302 F1. Little Matchstick Owen EAN (Remastered) 5060555213022 24 Hour Party People EP (1987): G1. 24 Hour Party People u(0GA55F*MLNKMM( (Remastered) Store Price H1. Yahoo (Remastered) $41.40 H2. Wah Wah (Think Tank) (Remastered) HIGHLIGHTS Release Date • London Records release Happy Mondays ' The Early EPs , available as a 11/08/19 4x12" color vinyl box set. Territory U.S. EXCLUSIVE (No Exports) • The release brings together the seminal Manchester band's first four EPs: Forty Five EP on transparent green vinyl (1985), Freaky Dancin/The Egg EP on Genre transparent orange vinyl (1986), Tart Tart EP on transparent blue vinyl (1987), FILE UNDER - H - ROCK and 24 Hour Party People on transparent yellow vinyl (1987). • The Early EPs have been re-mastered from the original two-inch tapes held in the Factory/London Records archive. Also available: (LMS 5521255) HAPPY MONDAYS: Greatest Hits CD [5060555212551] Press Contact: [email protected] Exclusively Distributed by 60 Lowell St, Arlington, MA 02476 ph: (781) 321-0320 • fx: (781) 321-0321 [email protected] .

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