1 - Cognoscenti Vs Intelligentsia
2 - Fluorescent Dream Beams
3 - Datacrime

Cat No. CDCUBAN01
Label - EMI

After many delays over sample clearance, the John Peel favourite "Cognoscenti Vs. Intelligentsia" made it's appearance in record stores on December 13th,1999. After a week it had sold over 100,000 copies and made it to number 4 in the UK charts. Sampling the old Roger Miller song, "Whistlestop", the song is sure to inspire countless shoddy imitators. Tracks 2 and 3 remain exclusive to this single. A 12" vinyl format was issued in Europe, featuring an extra "Shuffle mix" of "C Vs. I"

1 - Inertia Kicks (Radio Mix)
2 - Inertia Kicks (Fuchsiarama Mix)
3 - Czar Zoo
4 - My Clone (Blue)
5 - The Tainted Man

Cat No. SKRCD050
Label - Stone The Kubist

Delays seem to feature heavily in the Cubans work ethic, and this long-awaited single finally made it's appearance in June 2000. Packaged in a semi-3D plastic football sleeve, the gimmicky artwork was designed to point out the fact that the song, with it's chorus of "We're just a bunch of losers", was the Cuban Boys unofficial Euro 2000 anthem. As the single was a limited edition on the band's own label, chart success was not an option, so five songs were included. "Czar Zoo" and "My Clone" appeared in very different forms to the versions on the 'eastwood' album, with "The Tainted Man" as an exclusive extra.

A1 - Theme For Prim & Proper
A2 - Flossie's Alarming Clock
B1 - Ten Happy Fingers
B2 - Open The Door, Richard!

Cat No. P&P 7002.
Label Prim & Proper

The Peel favourites EP - a limited edition of 1000 copies, all on shocking yellow vinyl, replete with pretentious postcard and record labels that make it look like it came from 1965! Dazzling.

A1 - EMI
B1 - Wilfully Obscure

Cat No. DAMGOOD 199
Label - Damaged Goods

The inevitable Sex Pistols inspired single released as an ode to the band's former record label - having been sucked-in, chewed-up and spat-out like an old piece of bubblegum.

1. <boot>
2. Kenny
3. Inertia Kicks
4. I Like Everybody
5. Patsy Prozac
6. Automaton And On
7. Cognoscenti Vs Intelligentsia
8. Skinhead Cowgirls
9. Czar Zoo
10. The Heel
11. My Clone
12. Self Esteem
13. Hooked On Cuban Boys
14. Stardust (Part 3 - Ariana In Space)
15. Finale
16. Inertia Kicks (Fuchsiarama mix)
17. How To Survive In The Atomic Age
18. My Clone (Pink)
19. Inertia Kicks (Donkeyslap mix)

Cat No. 7243 5 28470 2 0
Label - EMI

After months of delay, the Cuban Boys' album was smuggled out of the pressing plant in a small wheel-barrow, at night, hidden under a large blanket. Overall, nearly every illegal sample had been re-recorded to the point of absurdity, and although the album was met with the odd shout of 'hoorah!' it wasn't quite the beast the band had hoped for. Not many copies were pressed, not many copies were sold - but that probably makes it even more of a collectors' item?

1: Original Version
2: Remix by Jyoti Mishra at Bzangy Groink
3: Wandrin' All Stars Vs. Cuban Boys
4: Skinhead Cowgirls (Cuban Boys Vs. Wandrin' All Stars)

Cat. No: AAS020
Label - Artists Against Success

Released on super-funky heavy duty deep pink vinyl, this single by the sensational cybernetic cowpokes the Wandrin' All Stars features not only the first commercially released Cuban Boys remix, but also the first remix of a Cuban Boys track, as the Wandrin' All Stars take on "Skinhead Cowgirls" on the B-side. Released June 14th, 1999.

A1: Emma Peel
A2: Tea Leoni
A3: John Peel
A4: Juliette Binoche

Cat. No: che88
Label: che

This mysterious 12" vinyl single slipped out in April 2000. It contains four Cuban reworkings of Helen's 1997 hit single, all remixed and mastered on quality Boots chrome tape in a malfunctioning 4-track. The B-side features no music whatsoever, just an etched picture of the Cuban Boys.

Includes:
Disco Boy

Cat. No: DAMGOOD 200
Label: Damaged Goods

A sampler released by Damaged Goods featuring a load of wonderous bands, and also the Cuban Boys' bopping 'Disco Boy'.

Includes:
A Song That Sings Itself

Cat No. CD1999/01
Label - Fan Mael Records

A tribute album to Sparks featuring the Cuban Boys performing A Song That Sings Itself and their gothic cousin God/Monster with The No. 1 Song In Heaven. The collection is enormous.