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Formats and Editions
1. Rise and Fall
2. Tomorrow's (Just Another Day)
3. Blue Skinned Beast
4. Primrose Hill
5. Mr. Speaker (Gets the Word)
6. Sunday Morning
7. Our House
8. Tiptoes
9. New Delhi
10. That Face
11. Calling Cards
12. Are You Coming (With Me)
13. Madness (Is All in the Mind)
14. House of Fun
15. Driving in My Car
16. Our House
17. Tomorrow's (Just Another Day)
18. Rise and Fall*
19. Tomorrow's (Just Another Day)*
20. Calling Cards*
21. Are You Coming (With Me)*
22. House of Fun (7" Single) [Bonus Track]
23. Don't Look Back (B-Side 'House of Fun') [Bonus Track]
24. Driving in My Car (7" Single) [Bonus Track]
25. Animal Farm (Tomorrow's Dream Warp Mix) (B-Side "Driving in My Car") [Bonus Track]
26. Riding on My Bike (B-Side "Driving in My Car" 12") [Bonus Track]
27. Our House (12" Extended Version) [Bonus Track]
28. Walking with Mr. Wheeze (B-Side "Our House") [Bonus Track]
29. Mad House ('Our House Instrumental Mix' - USA 12") [Bonus Track]
30. Tomorrow's (Just Another Day) (Warped 12" Single) [Bonus Track]
31. Blue Beast (Warp Mix) (B-Side 'Tomorrow's [Just Another Day]' 12") [Bonus Track]
32. Our House (Stretch Mix) (DJ Promo Single) [Bonus Track]
33. Tomorrow's (Just Another Day) (With Elvis Costello) ('Tomorrow's [Just Another Day'] 12") [Bonus Track]
34. The National Anthem [Bonus Track]
More Info:
Following the magnificent ska-pop of their debut, One Step Beyond, and the developmental pop majesty of Absolutely and 7, The Rise & Fall shows a band at the very height of their songwriting powers; their maturity and depth of subject matter second to none among their peers. Containing the brilliant smash hit single 'Our House' - a fantastically poignant and uplifting anthem about Chas Smash's childhood home - and the simultaneously melancholic and upbeat 'Tomorrow's (Just Another Day)', this expanded version also features the non-album singles and promo videos for 'House Of Fun' and 'Driving In My Car'. Both of these classic Madness tracks prove that the boys - even as fully fledged, grown-up superstars - had lost none of the nuttiness that first captured the public's imagination and made them a national institution.
