CD-Charts Position 41
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Mr. Beast [VINYL]

by: Mogwai

Release Date March 06, 2006
The first two tracks alone are worth buying the album for. Outside of Pink Floyd and other Mogwai tracks these two tunes are untouchable. Keep it up guys.

CD-Charts Position 42
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First Album

by: Mogwai

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The first two tracks alone are worth buying the album for. Outside of Pink Floyd and other Mogwai tracks these two tunes are untouchable. Keep it up guys.

CD-Charts Position 43
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Happy Songs for Happy People

by: Mogwai

Release Date April 22, 2003
The first two tracks alone are worth buying the album for. Outside of Pink Floyd and other Mogwai tracks these two tunes are untouchable. Keep it up guys.

CD-Charts Position 44
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Kicking a Dead Pig [VINYL]

by: Mogwai

Release Date May 11, 1998
The first two tracks alone are worth buying the album for. Outside of Pink Floyd and other Mogwai tracks these two tunes are untouchable. Keep it up guys.

CD-Charts Position 45
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Happy Music for Happy People [Australian Import]

by: Mogwai

Release Date June 05, 2006
The first two tracks alone are worth buying the album for. Outside of Pink Floyd and other Mogwai tracks these two tunes are untouchable. Keep it up guys.

CD-Charts Position 46
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Remix Ep

by: Mogwai

Release Date March 16, 1998
The first two tracks alone are worth buying the album for. Outside of Pink Floyd and other Mogwai tracks these two tunes are untouchable. Keep it up guys.

CD-Charts Position 47
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Split Single

by: Mogwai, Magoo

Release Date March 23, 1998
Being a mogwai completist, there was no question whether I would buy this or not, but for everyone else, buy something like ten rapid instead. The problem is the bands are neither playing to their own strengths with these cover versions, nor playing to the strengths of the song. Which is a pity, because I could imagine mogwai doing an awesome version of sweetleaf with huge guitars and squalls of feedback, but unfortunately, this isn't it.

CD-Charts Position 48
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Mogwai

by: Mogwai

Release Date September 24, 2008
This is one fantastic album, containing some of Mogwai's finest moments. As this is Mogwai there are no fillers, but some of the tracks, such as Small Children in the Background, Rollerball, Burn Girl Prom Queen, Stanley Kubrick, and the awesome Superheroes of BMX, stand out as stone cold classics. Top dog though is the ten minute monster Xmas Steps. With beautiful opening guitar interplay slowly building to a stunning midsection, all brutal distortion and killer drumming, followed by a haunting violin comedown, this marks one of the defining moments of British music in the nineties. Brilliant stuff!

CD-Charts Position 49
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Trancecore: Next Step

by: V/A Mixed By DJ Mogwai

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This is one fantastic album, containing some of Mogwai's finest moments. As this is Mogwai there are no fillers, but some of the tracks, such as Small Children in the Background, Rollerball, Burn Girl Prom Queen, Stanley Kubrick, and the awesome Superheroes of BMX, stand out as stone cold classics. Top dog though is the ten minute monster Xmas Steps. With beautiful opening guitar interplay slowly building to a stunning midsection, all brutal distortion and killer drumming, followed by a haunting violin comedown, this marks one of the defining moments of British music in the nineties. Brilliant stuff!

CD-Charts Position 50
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Zidane, a 21st Century Portrai

by: Mogwai

Release Date
This is one fantastic album, containing some of Mogwai's finest moments. As this is Mogwai there are no fillers, but some of the tracks, such as Small Children in the Background, Rollerball, Burn Girl Prom Queen, Stanley Kubrick, and the awesome Superheroes of BMX, stand out as stone cold classics. Top dog though is the ten minute monster Xmas Steps. With beautiful opening guitar interplay slowly building to a stunning midsection, all brutal distortion and killer drumming, followed by a haunting violin comedown, this marks one of the defining moments of British music in the nineties. Brilliant stuff!