Earl Brutus: Tonight You Are The Special One

Tonight You Are The Special One

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Release Date: 15 January 2016

Label: 3 Loop Music / Cherry Red

Packaging Type: Brilliant Case (Jewel Case size, Holds 2 CDs)

No of Units: 2

Barcode: 5013929354449

Genres: Indie

Release Date: 15 January 2016

Label: 3 Loop Music / Cherry Red

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 5013929354418

Genres: Indie

Description
Earl Brutus achieve notoriety and cult status with the release of their debut album Your Majesty... We Are Here.

Their attention grabbing interviews and gigs attract wider interest and they sign to Island Records via Fruition.

They release a second long player, Tonight You Are The Special One, and several singles including The SAS And The Glam That Goes With It and Come Taste My Mind ("masterful examples of raging techno-pop" Select ) and Larky.

The band continue to play chaotic shows and the last ever gig is at Hammersmith Working Men's Club on 7th April 2004 and the last track from that gig, Teenage Taliban, is included on this edition along with a demo recorded in William Reid's (Jesus And Mary Chain) front room.

Other bonus tracks include all the single b-sides sequenced by the band.

The art direction on this re-issue has been done by Scott King who realised the concepts for the original release and singles.

The album sleeve is included in Q magazine's 100 Best Album Sleeves Of All Time in 2001.

Description
Earl Brutus achieve notoriety and cult status with the release of their debut album Your Majesty... We Are Here.

Their attention grabbing interviews and gigs attract wider interest and they sign to Island Records via Fruition.

They release a second long player, Tonight You Are The Special One, and several singles including The SAS And The Glam That Goes With It and Come Taste My Mind ("masterful examples of raging techno-pop" Select ) and Larky.

The band continue to play chaotic shows and the last ever gig is at Hammersmith Working Men's Club on 7th April 2004 and the last track from that gig, Teenage Taliban, is included on this edition along with a demo recorded in William Reid's (Jesus And Mary Chain) front room.

Other bonus tracks include all the single b-sides sequenced by the band.

The art direction on this re-issue has been done by Scott King who realised the concepts for the original release and singles.

The album sleeve is included in Q magazine's 100 Best Album Sleeves Of All Time in 2001.
Tracklisting
Tracklisting