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MADNESS

Theatre Of The Absurd presents: C'est La Vie

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The old gang got back together, set aside their differences and created one of the most cohesive (and dare we say it, experimental) records of their career! The...

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Wonderful (expanded edition)

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This 2CD reissue features brand new liner notes containing interviews with the band, and 14 bonus tracks.

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Can’t Touch Us Now (2023 reissue)

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Can't Touch Us Now is Madness’ eleventh studio album.

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The Rise & Fall (Expanded Edition)

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'The Rise & Fall' is the fourth studio album by Madness, originally released in November 1982.

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Oui Oui, Si Si, Ja Ja, Da Da (Expanded Edition)

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Originally released in 2012, Oui Oui, Si Si, Ja Ja, Da Da is the tenth studio album from Madness, following 2009’s triumphant comeback album, The Liberty ...

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7 (Expanded Edition)

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Following two hugely successful albums (their debut and sophomore records One Step Beyond & Absolutely, both #2 in the UK album charts), “7” was...

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I Do Like To Be B-Side The A-Side, Vol. 3 (RSD 23)

Round and Round
We Are Love
You’re Wonderful
I Was the One
Dreaming Man
Elysium
Light of the Way
Skylarking
Dreader Than Dread
Girl Why Don't You?
Bittersweet
The Roadette Song

MADNESS

I Do Like To Be B-Side The A-Side, Vol. 3 (RSD 23)

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Record Store Day 2023 - 180g Black LP

Released: 22nd Apr 2023

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Following on from Part 2 (released exclusively for Record Store Day 2021) ‘I Do Like To Be B-Side The A-Side Volume 3’ includes 12 Madness B-Sides across hit singles from 'Wonderful'’s ‘Lovestruck’, ‘Johnny The Horse’ and ‘Drip Fed Fred’ to 'The Dangermen Sessions'’ ‘Shame & Scandal’, including covers of Kilburn And The High Road’s ‘The Roadette Song’ and Horace Andy’s ‘Skylarking’.