Tracklist

A1	(If That's What You Want) That's What You'll Get
A2	Ring-A-Rosey
A3	Flirting In The Shadows
A4	Self Defence
B 1	High Volume Love
B2	The Unfortunate Cup Of Tea
B3	Turn Your Face To The Wall
B4	The Snakes' Farewell To The Emeral Isle
B5	Everything Will Be Alright

Companies, etc.

• Recorded At – Rockfield Studios
• Mixed At – Rockfield Studios
• Published By – Oats

Credits

• Bass Guitar, Vocals – Barry Devlin
• Composed By [All Compositions By] – Horslips
• Design [Cover] – Geoff Halpin
• Drums, Bodhrán, Percussion, Design [Cover] – Eamon Carr
• Fiddle, Mandolin, Concertina, Vocals, Design [Cover] – Charles O'Connor
• Guitar, Banjo, Vocals – John Fean
• Illustration – Tom Griffin
• Keyboards, Flute, Tin Whistle, Bagpipes [Uileann Pipes] – Jim Lockhart
• Lacquer Cut By – Porky
• Management – Michael Deeny
• Mastered By – TB
• Photography By – Ian Finlay
• Producer, Engineer – Fritz Fryer

Notes

"Historical Note: Down through the ages the quest for The Unfortunate Cup of tea has stirred the imagination of poet and pauper alike. Now with the discovery of the "24th Track" we can begin to grasp its potent symbolism and, hopefully, chart its course from ritual to romance, with a bullet."

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, hand-etched): MOO8 -A3 PORKY TB[TB intertwined]
• Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, hand-etched): MOO 8 · B-3 TB[TB intertwined]

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MOOCD 008	Horslips	The Unfortunate Cup Of Tea! ‎(CD, Album, RM)	Outlet	MOOCD 008	UK & Ireland	1989
MOOCCD008	Horslips	The Unfortunate Cup Of Tea! ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)	Horslips Records, Talking Elephant Records	MOOCCD008	Ireland	2010
EDCD 664	Horslips	The Unfortunate Cup Of Tea! ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)	Edsel Records	EDCD 664	UK	2000
POCE-1246	Horslips	The Unfortunate Cup Of Tea! ‎(CD, Album, RE, Pap)	Strange Days Records	POCE-1246	Japan	2008
C MOO 8	Horslips	The Unfortunate Cup Of Tea! ‎(Cass, Album)	Oats, Horslips Records	C MOO 8	UK	1975

Hidden Winter

This album is worth buying for the cover alone, one of Horslips' finest.