Construction for the Modern Idiot

Construction for the Modern Idiot
Studio album by
the Wonder Stuff
Released4 October 1993
RecordedSpring–Summer 1993
StudioGreenhouse
GenreIndie rock
LabelPolydor
ProducerPat Collier
The Wonder Stuff chronology
Never Loved Elvis
(1991)		 Construction for the Modern Idiot
(1993)		 If The Beatles Had Read Hunter...The Singles
(1994)
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Construction for the Modern Idiot is the Wonder Stuff's fourth album, released in October 1993, and their last studio album before their split on 15 July 1994. The album was a UK Top 5 Album (No. 4) which yielded 3 UK hit singles, of which "On the Ropes (EP)" made the Top 10 (No. 10) and "Hot Love Now" (No. 19) and "Full of Life (Happy Now)" No. 29 both made it inside the Top 30.

The album was dedicated to the memory of Rob "The Bass Thing" Jones, the band's original bassist who died from a heart attack in New York soon after leaving the band. It was released as Polydor 519894-2.

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