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EP+6

EP+6 is a compilation album by Scottish post-rock group Mogwai, released in Japan in 2000 through Toy's Factory, and later in the UK in 2001 through Chemikal Underground.

Overview

EP+6 brings together all three of Mogwai's previous EPs: 1997's 4 Satin, 1998's No Education = No Future (Fuck the Curfew), and 1999's EP, in a Remastered and Enhanced CD, featuring the music video for "Stanley Kubrick". The Japanese version also included a music video for "Xmas Steps", whilst the UK version included a Screensaver, images of Mogwai, and reviews. The cover of EP+6 is similar to the cover of EP, as they both feature the same image, a movie still entitled "Watertower" by Scottish photographer Neale Smith, of a water tower in East Kilbride, South Lanarkshire, Scotland.

Track listing

All songs were written by Mogwai, except "Now You're Taken", lyrics and vocals by Aidan Moffat; Barry Burns was not in Mogwai for tracks 1–6.

  1. "Superheroes of BMX" – 8:05
  2. "Now You're Taken" – 7:00
  3. "Stereodee" – 13:39
  4. "Xmas Steps" – 11:13
  5. "Rollerball" – 3:47
  6. "Small Children in the Background" – 6:51
  7. "Stanley Kubrick" – 4:19
  8. "Christmas Song" – 3:26
  9. "Burn Girl Prom Queen" – 8:33
  10. "Rage:Man" – 5:05

Personnel

  • Stuart Braithwaite – guitar, keyboard, percussion
  • Dominic Aitchison – bass guitar, guitar
  • Martin Bulloch – drums
  • John Cummings – guitar, piano
  • Barry Burns – guitar, keyboard
  • Aidan Moffat – vocals on "Now You're Taken"
  • Luke Sutherland – violin on "Xmas Steps"
  • Lee Cohen – vocals on "Stanley Kubrick"
  • The Cowdenbeath Brass Band – brass on "Burn Girl Prom Queen"
  • Andy Miller – producer on tracks 1, 6
  • Jamie Harley – producer on "Now You're Taken"
  • Paul Savage – producer on "Stereodee"
  • Geoff Allan – producer on tracks 4–5
  • Michael Brennan Jr. – producer on tracks 7–10
  • Kevin Lynch – assistant producer on "Stanley Kubrick"
  • Tony Doogan – assistant producer on tracks 8–10
  • Willie Deans – assistant producer on tracks 8–10

Release history

EP+6 was originally released in Japan in 2000.

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