Para su segundo trabajo “bummed" publicado a fines de 1988 Los Happy Mondays evidenciaron un progreso notorio tanto en la calidad de sus composiciones y en la solidez y consistencia con que sonaban. Sin una canción verdaderamente floja el disco comenzaron a mostrar la importancia que luego adquiriría la banda en el rock del Reino Unido.
 
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Embossed reissue sleeve 180g with Download Card.
Like many an influential album in rock history, the cultural significance of happy Monday’ Bummed was apparent to precious few listeners upon its first release on 5 November 1988. Within a decade or two, bummed would be hailed as one of the best Records of the ’80s, often by the self-same publications that had Slated it back in the day – a Harbinger of the seismic shift about to take place in British popular music, away from the squeaky-clean, corporate ordained pop-radio fodder which had increasingly dominated the charts since punk, and back towards the more aggressive, unruly and experience-hungry urges which had always pulsed through rock ‘n’ Roll. With artwork lovingly replicated by original Manchester designers central station design, this album is on vinyl for the first time since it’s original release. Featured the singles “wrote for Luck” And “lazyitis – one armed boxer”.
 
A1 Country Song 3:20
A2 Moving In With 3:37
A3 Mad Cyril 4:35
A4 Fat Lady Wrestlers 3:20
A5 Performance 4:00

B1 Brain Dead 3:11
B2 Wrote For Luck 6:02
B3 Bring A Friend 3:45
B4 Do It Better 2:28
B5 Lazy Itis 2:45