-Never before released on vinyl in the U.S.
-Remastered

The gold standard of the early '90s power pop revival, in its own way 'Bandwagoneque' was as much a
benchmark as contemporary records like 'Nevermind' and 'Loveless;' though not the generational rallying cry of the former
nor the revolutionary sonic breakthrough of the latter, Teenage Fanclub's sophomore album nevertheless heralded the
return of melody and craft, coupled with energy and spirit - hallmarks of much of the greatest rock & roll of the past, and
virtues as rare as hen's teeth in the years immediately prior to the disc's release.
Although its incandescent harmonies, lazily immediate songs, and crunching guitars earned it endless comparisons to
vintage Big Star, 'Bandwagonesque' is in every way a product of its own time - the thick, grungy sound of the Fannies'
debut 'A Catholic Education' remains intact for gems like 'What You Do to Me' (arguably the most brilliantly simpleminded love song ever penned) and the instrumental 'Satan,' while the lyrics of other standout moments like 'Star Sign' and 'Alcoholiday' reflect a laissez faire irony and unassuming genius even more emblematic of the moment in question.

Tour edition of their 1997 Creation album coupled with afive track bonus CD featuring 'About You' (Acoustic),'Between Us', 'For You', 'Try And Stop Me' & 'Who Loves TheSun'. All tracks on the bonus CD are non-album cuts. Doubleslimline jewel case. 1995 Gef

Five long years since their last album "Man-Made" was released to universal acclaim, Teenage Fanclub release "Shadows" to keen anticipation. Pitchfork calls Scotland's Teenage Fanclub "the standard-bearers of modern power pop." Continued, "no one comes close to their mastery of the genre." While most bands are lucky to have one great songwriter, Teenage Fanclub are blessed with three, hence Shadows is overflowing with the kind of gorgeous, harmony-driven classics you'd expect to find on a greatest hits album. Teenage Fanclub plan to tour the US in September 2010.

Full Title - Four Thousand Seven Hundred Sixty Six Seconds...A Shortcut to Teenage Fanclub. 2002 compilation from the ultra-cool Scottish indie rockers. The album collects singles, album favorites, & three new songs, 'The World'll Be OK', 'Empty Space' & 'Did I Say'. 21 tracks. Sony.

-Never before released on vinyl in the U.S.
-Remastered

The gold standard of the early '90s power pop revival, in its own way 'Bandwagoneque' was as much a
benchmark as contemporary records like 'Nevermind' and 'Loveless;' though not the generational rallying cry of the former
nor the revolutionary sonic breakthrough of the latter, Teenage Fanclub's sophomore album nevertheless heralded the
return of melody and craft, coupled with energy and spirit - hallmarks of much of the greatest rock & roll of the past, and
virtues as rare as hen's teeth in the years immediately prior to the disc's release.
Although its incandescent harmonies, lazily immediate songs, and crunching guitars earned it endless comparisons to
vintage Big Star, 'Bandwagonesque' is in every way a product of its own time - the thick, grungy sound of the Fannies'
debut 'A Catholic Education' remains intact for gems like 'What You Do to Me' (arguably the most brilliantly simpleminded love song ever penned) and the instrumental 'Satan,' while the lyrics of other standout moments like 'Star Sign' and 'Alcoholiday' reflect a laissez faire irony and unassuming genius even more emblematic of the moment in question.

Their first studio album since 2000's "Howdy". A classic Fanclub record in every sense, with more songs of wisdom, change, and love. In tone and arrangement, the record handsomely demonstrates the less-is-more maxim, being both airier and lighter of touch than its predecessors. Magazine "Uncut" gives it 4 stars out of 5, noting, "MAN-MADE is full of texture and shade, a record of constantly unfolding pleasures....[They] remain the perfect assimilation of West Coast craft and old-school indie-guile."

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Japanese version featuring a bonus track

Digitally remastered edition of this 1995 collection of rarities from the Scottish Popsters. Deep Fried Fanclub is an amalgamation of Teenage Fanclub's currently out of print B-sides, rarities and also includes universally loved "Everything Flows" from their debut album A Catholic Education. Complete with covers of Neil Young and Beat Happening to name a few, this album is perfect for a sunny afternoon with some time to kill.