Fine Young Cannibals - FYC40

FYC40 is the very best of Fine Young Cannibals.

It’s been 40 years since The Fine Young Cannibals shot out from the UK and took over the world with their mix of soul, pop, post-punk, and new wave.

2LP
The  2LP contains:
The band’s global hits from 1985 - 1996
Features all 8 UK Top 40 Hits & 2 U.S. Billboard #1 Singles
Single versions of ‘Funny How Love Is’, ‘Don’t Look Back’
Deeper cuts and B-sides
2 new 2025 remixes (The Reflex and Luke Mornay)
2 unreleased remixes from the vault (Prince Paul (De La Soul), Frankie Knuckles)
Fully remastered audio, new artwork, and liner notes by Andrew Harrison

LP
This 1LP contains:
The band’s global hits from 1985 - 1996
Features all 8 UK Top 40 Hits & 2 U.S. Billboard #1 Singles
Single versions of ‘Funny How Love Is’, ‘Don’t Look Back’
Fully remastered audio, new artwork, and liner notes by Andrew Harrison

4CD + DVD
The deluxe 4CD/DVD edition features over 100 tracks and is housed in a heavyweight slipcase and features:
CD1: Fine Young Cannibals’ self-titled album plus 8 bonus tracks (including previously unreleased Anne Dudley sessions)
CD2: ‘The Raw & The Cooked’ plus 10 bonus tracks
CD3: Select remixes 1989-1996 including 2 previously unreleased mixes by Prince Paul (De La Soul) and Juan Atkins
CD4: More remixes 1996-2025 include 4 new 2025 remixes (Flight Facilities / DJ Q / Initial Talk / The Reflex) and 3 remixes on CD for the first time (Cerrone, Dimitri from Paris, Derrick Carter)
DVD: Restored music videos in HD, ‘Live at the Paramount’(1989) – 15 track full concert restored to 4K and remastered, and select BBC performances from The Old Grey Whistle Test, Wogan and Top of The Pops
Fully remastered audio with new artwork and essays by Andrew Harrison and  John Earls

2CD
The 30-track, 2CD set includes:
Global hits, deeper cuts, and b-sides
4 new 2025 remixes (Flight Facilities / DJ Q / Initial Talk / The Reflex)
4 unreleased vault remixes (Mark Kamins / Julian Mendelsohn / Thompson/Barbiero / Frankie Knuckles)
Fully remastered audio, new artwork, and liner notes by Andrew Harrison