Happy Mondays – Twenty Four Hour Party People

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Twenty Four Hour Party People 12", 45 RPM	Factory – FAC 192	UK	1987	UK — 1987
	24 Hour Party People 7", Single, White Label	Factory – FAC 192-7	UK	1987	UK — 1987
	24 Hour Party People 12", White Label, Promo	Factory – FAC 192	UK	1987	UK — 1987
	24 Hour Party People 12", Single, Test Pressing	Factory – FAC 192	UK	1987	UK — 1987
	24 Hour Party People VHS, Advance, PAL	Factory – FAC 192	UK	1987	UK — 1987
	24 Hour Party People 7", Single, Test Pressing	Factory – FAC 192-7	UK	1987	UK — 1987
	Twenty Four Hour Party People 12", Repress	Factory – FAC 192	UK	1987	UK — 1987
	24 Hour Party People Acetate, 10", 45 RPM, Single Sided, Single	Factory – none	UK	1987	UK — 1987
	24 Hour Party People 12"	London Records – LONX 466	UK	2002	UK — 2002
	24 Hour Party People 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo	London Records – SAM00623	UK	2002	UK — 2002	Recently Edited
	24 Hour Party People CDr, Single, Promo	London Records – none	UK	2002	UK — 2002
	24 Hour Party People CDr, Promo	London Records – none	UK	2002	UK — 2002	Recently Edited
	24 Hour Party People Acetate, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single	London Records – none	UK	2002	UK — 2002	New Submission
	24 Hour Party People CDr, Single, Promo	London Records – none	UK	2002	UK — 2002	New Submission

document1987 Apr 22, 2024
referencing 24 Hour Party People (CDr, Single, Promo) none
The mistake is with the mastering on the initial release. There was some 'pops and clicks', usually found on vinyl, which made their way ,digitally, onto the initial cdr. Note the 4 track promo is fine.
peelsesh13 Sep 5, 2018
referencing 24 Hour Party People (7", Single, Test Pressing) FAC 192-7
Just got hold of one for £40 on Ebay . 1.Sept 18.
peelsesh13 Dec 30, 2017
referencing Twenty Four Hour Party People (12", 45 RPM) FAC 192
The Jon Carter remix is a great way to hear the guitar work of Mark Day. There is a break down 3/4 of the way through and then this weird plucked african style solo, usually obscured by Shaun Ryder's vocal.
jimthing Mar 18, 2010
referencing Twenty Four Hour Party People (12", 45 RPM) FAC 192
A humorous semi-fictional feature film called eponymously "24 Hour Party People" was made in 2002 about Anthony H. Wilson, Factory records, and the labels bands; it was titled after this Happy Mondays track from 1987, with "Jon Carter's Main Vocal" remix version of the track featuring on the film's OST compilation.