Cribs (The) - Men’s Needs, Women’s Needs, Whatever *Pre-Order

Release Date Friday 29th July.
Orders will be dispatched/made ready to collect for this date.

LP/CASSETTE TRACKLIST:

Side 1 - 1
Our Bovine Public
2 Girls Like Mystery
3 Men's Needs
4 Moving Pictures
5 I'm a Realist
6 Major's Titling Victory
Side 2 - 7 Women's Needs
8 I've Tried Everything
9 My Life Flashed Before My Eyes
10 Be Safe
11 Ancient History
12 Shoot the Poets

CD TRACKLIST:
Disc 1:
1 1

Our Bovine Public
1 2 Girls Like Mystery
1 3 Men's Needs
1 4 Moving Pictures
1 5 I'm a Realist
1 6 Major's Titling Victory
1 7 Women's Needs
1 8 I've Tried Everything

1 9 My Life Flashed Before My Eyes
1 10 Be Safe
1 11 Ancient History
1 12 Shoot the Poets

Disc 2:
2 1 It Happened So Fast (Vancouver Version)
2 2 To Jackson (Vancouver Version)
2 3 Don’t You Wanna Be Relevant?
2 4 Fairer Sex
2 5 Tonight
2 6 Get Yr Hands Out Of My Grave
2 7 Kind Words From The Broken Hearted 
2 8 My Adolescent Dreams
2 9 Bastards Of Young
2 10 I’ve Tried Everything (Acoustic)
2 11 Men’s Needs (CSS Remix)
2 12 I’m A Realist (The Postal Service Remix)
2 13 Our Bovine Public (Demo)
2 14 Men’s Needs (Demo)
2 15 Moving Pictures (Demo)
2 16 I’m A Realist (Demo)
2 17 MTV (Demo)
2 18 My Life Flashed Before My Eyes (Demo)
2 19 Ancient History (Demo)
2 20 Tonight (Demo)
2 21 I’ve Tried Everything (Demo)
2 22 Shoot The Poets (Demo)
2 23 Be Safe (Rehearsal Tape For Lee)

The Cribs' first three classic albums are returning to stores on limited edition coloured vinyl, cassette and definitive 2CD
editions which feature never-before heard songs, demos, covers and remixes.
The reissue collection includes the band's legendary 2007 album ‘Men’s Needs, Women’s Needs, Whatever', which features
hit singles like 'Men's Needs' & 'I'm a Realist', back on vinyl for the first time in five years, this time on limited edition Purple
vinyl.
Produced by Alex Kapranos, the album is full of enduring anthems and is still considered by many as one of the defining indie
rock albums of the noughties. In the USA, Rolling Stone made it one of their records of the year, calling it a “tour de force”.