Republica (20th Anniversary Special Edition) - Republica [Colour Vinyl]

Spawning three singles, including the UK top ten hit 'Drop Dead Gorgeous' and the global smash, perennially synced 'Ready To Go', Republica's self-titled debut album achieved platinum sales in the UK and charted across Europe and Australasia in the latter half of 1996. Still fronted by the irrepressible Saffron Sprackling, the band are touring the UK to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the record, which is reissued as a special edition on red and black 'Cornetto' vinyl (inspired by Saffron's hair, of course). It comes with a second, bonus LP featuring the group's complete, powerhouse performance at the August 1997 Day At The Races event at Crystal Palace National Sports Centre. Six tracks were made available briefly on CD at the end of that year. The remaining three, also mixed and mastered from the original multi-track sources, are released here for the first time.

Disc 1
1. Ready to Go - Republica
2. Bloke - Republica
3. Bitch - Republica
4. Get Off - Republica
5. Picture Me - Republica
6. Drop Dead Gorgeous - Republica
7. Out of the Darkness - Republica
8. Wrapp - Republica
9. Don't You Ever - Republica
10. Holly (Radio Mix) - Republica
11. Ready to Go (Original UK Mix) - Republica

Disc 2
1. Drop Dead Gorgeous (Live at 'A Day at the Races', Crystal Palace, 2nd August 1997) - Republica
2. Bloke (Live at 'A Day at the Races', Crystal Palace, 2nd August 1997) - Republica
3. Bitch (Live at 'A Day at the Races', Crystal Palace, 2nd August 1997) - Republica
4. Get Off (Live at 'A Day at the Races', Crystal Palace, 2nd August 1997) - Republica
5. Picture Me (Live at 'A Day at the Races', Crystal Palace, 2nd August 1997) - Republica
6. Ready to Go (Live at 'A Day at the Races', Crystal Palace, 2nd August 1997) - Republica
7. Out of the Darkness (Live at 'A Day at the Races', Crystal Palace, 2nd August 1997) - Republica
8. Wrapp (Live at 'A Day at the Races', Crystal Palace, 2nd August 1997) - Republica
9. Holly (Live at 'A Day at the Races', Crystal Palace, 2nd August 1997) - Republica