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Mogwai ?– Happy Songs For Happy People

Label: [PIAS] Recordings ?– PIASX035LP, [PIAS] Recordings ?– 940.0035.010, Rock Action Records ?– 940.0035.010 Format: Vinyl, LP, Reissue, Album, 180 Gram
Country: UK Released: 2018 Genre: Electronic, Rock Style: Abstract, Post Rock, Experimental

Tracklist

A1 Hunted By A Freak 4:18 A2 Moses? I Amn't 2:59 A3 Kids Will Be Skeletons 5:29 A4 Killing All The Flies Cello – Donald Gillian*Viola – Scott DickinsonViolin – Greg Lawson, Luke Sutherland 4:35 A5 Boring Machines Disturbs Sleep 3:05 B1 Ratts Of The Capital Guitar – Luke Sutherland 8:27 B2 Golden Porsche 2:49 B3 I Know You Are But What Am I? 5:17 B4 Stop Coming To My House Violin – Luke Sutherland 4:53

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Play It Again Sam [PIAS]
• Copyright (c) – Play It Again Sam [PIAS]
• Recorded At – Cava Studios
• Mixed At – Cava Studios
• Mastered At – Abbey Road Studios
• Published By – Chrysalis Music
• Manufactured By – Optimal Media Production – B381676

Credits

• Cello – Caroline Barber (tracks: 1, 2, 7)
• Cover – Uncontrollable Urge (2)
• Engineer [Assistant Engineering] – Gavin Lawrie, Michael "Frango" Bannister*
• Layout – Divine Inc*
• Mastered By – Adam Nunn
• Programmed By [Demo Version Of The Music Program Cubase Sx] – Steinberg
• Recorded By, Mixed By – Tony Doogan
• Songwriter [All Songs Written By] – Mogwai

Notes

2018 re-release by [PIAS] Recordings.
Same exact reissue as the 2013 but comes in a black sleeve jacket.

Printed notes:
? and © 2003 Play It Again Sam [PIAS]
All tracks recorded and mixed... at Cava Studios, Glasgow.
Mastered... at Abbey Road.
Published by Chrysalis Music.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 5413356453515

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