By the release of Songs To Learn & Sing, Echo & the Bunnymen were a force to be reckoned with, pioneering the post-punk, new wave scene having released four highly acclaimed albums, Crocodiles, Heaven Up Here, Porcupine and Ocean Rain. Originally released in 1985, Songs To Learn & Sing is a comprehensive collection of Echo & the Bunnymen's first four albums, from their second single Rescue, to The Cutter and the anthemic The Killing Moon. Also included is Bring On The Dancing Horses, a single launched at the time in conjunction with Songs To Learn & Sing. Bunnymen are on a large world tour in 2026 and to celebrate there will be a new colour vinyl edition of the album on yellow and black marble.
Tracklist:
- Rescue
- The Puppet
- Do It Clean
- A Promise
- Back of Love
- The Cutter
- Never Stop
- The Killing Moon
- Silver
- Seven Seas
- Bring on the Dancing Horses
UPC: 5026854923192
Label: Rhino
Release Date: 7.24.26
Format: Vinyl
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