Everything But the Girl’s 1999 album Temperamental. The album is a follow on from the global success of Walking Wounded in 1996 and features a myriad of rhythmic pop styles, including deep house grooves, fierce drum and bass and hip-hop infused funk. It contains the singlesFive Fathoms, Blame and the title track Temperamental. The original vinyl was released on a limited edition ‘DJ friendly' vinyl which is now a collectable item. The artwork for this new edition has been re-created from the original source material to bring it in line with the original CD version. Like the previous two releases, it has been Mastered and Cut at half-speed by long-time Everything But The Girl mastering engineer, Miles Showell, now at Abbey Road Studios, who is one of only a handful of engineers specialising in half-speed mastering that uses new techniques to more faithfully reproduce the sound of original master tapes.

1. five fathoms
2. low tide of the night
3. blame
4. hatfield 1980
5. temperamental
6. compression
7. downhill racer
8. lullaby of clubland
9. no difference
10. the future of the future (stay gold)