Chronic Town - Release History

Release History

The EP was added to the CD edition of the band's rarities compilation album, Dead Letter Office (1987), its only current source of availability on CD. It is, however, available in LP and cassette formats. It was also bundled together with Murmur and Reckoning in the United Kingdom as The Originals in 1995.

Chronic Town
Region Date Label Format Catalog
United States 01982-08-24August 24, 1982 I.R.S. EP 44797-0502-1
Cassette tape SP-70502
Greece 01982-01-011982 Illegal EP ILP 26097
Worldwide 01990-01-011990 A&M LP 70502
Worldwide 01990-01-011990 I.R.S. EP 44797-0502-4
Dead Letter Office
Region Date Label Format Catalog
United Kingdom 01987-04-27April 27, 1987 I.R.S. LP 44797-0054-1
CD 44797-0054-2
United States 01987-04-28April 28, 1987 I.R.S. CD 70054
Worldwide 01990-01-011990 A&M CD 70054
Worldwide 01990-01-011990 I.R.S. Cassette 44797-0054-4
The Netherlands 01993-01-011993 EMI CD 0777 7 13199 2 1†
Worldwide 01994-01-011994 A&M CD 195

†I.R.S. Vintage Years edition, with bonus tracks

The Originals
Region Date Label Format Catalog
United Kingdom 01995-01-011995 I.R.S./EMI CD box set 7243 8 35088 2 2

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