Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!

• A1: Tonight The Sky Will Be Ours
• A2: When You Were My Baby
• A3: It Was Different (When We Were Children)
• A4: John
• A5: Fell In Love
• A6: It's Cold Outside
• A7: Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!
• A8: Confusing City
• A9: In America
• A10: Who's Got The Jam?
• B1: What Can They Do?
• B2: Grave Of Truth
• B3: Hiroshi's Theme/I Can't Find My Woman
• B4: The Dragon
• B5: Mrs James Jones
• B6: ABCD
• B7: Hair Air Du (Electric)
• B8: Don't Mess About With Me

Genres: Rock
Styles: Mod

Limited edition of 200 copies with a biography 12" insert. Additionally, there are 300 copies available without the insert.

Information on the back cover reveals that tracks 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, and 18 are previously unreleased.

Described on the label's homepage, Sweden's The Vertex, pioneers of the mod-revival movement alongside The Moderns, emerged as small-town teens with grand aspirations. Transitioning from mod/punk/pop anthems in the early 80s to embracing the psychedelic sounds of the 60s, the band ceased operations in 1987, leaving behind a growing legacy and mystique. Known for singles like "Tonight The Sky Will Be Ours" and "John," their music is featured on compilations, and their releases are now highly coveted collectibles worldwide.

The hype sticker on the cover praises The Vertex as icons of the Swedish mod-revival era, blending punk vigor with the playful essence of Syd Barrett and The Kinks. The album includes a plethora of unreleased gems sourced directly from the band's archives.