Kate Bush / remastered albums
Two weeks after the first sets Kate Bush releases the rest of her remastered albums which are available separately or in box sets. These are the later period albums (Aerial to 50 Words For Snow) so arguably less exciting for some, but the fourth of four vinyl boxes and the second CD box have the considerable ‘carrot’ of rarities, including 12-inch mixes, B-sides and even a totally unreleased early demo called Humming. You can watch an unboxing video of the first box sets here.
The Police / Every Move You Make: The Studio Recordings / 6LP vinyl box
Universal Music release Every Move You Make: The Studio Recordings a new six vinyl LP box set which brings together The Police’s studio albums, along with a bonus disc of non-album recordings and B-sides.
Rush / Hemispheres 40th anniversary
Canadian rock band Rush release a 40th anniversary edition of their 1978 album Hemispheres. The reissue features new artwork be available in three physical formats, including a super deluxe edition.
Exclusive: Ultravox / Extended: newly remastered 12-inch versions collected
Extended is a brand new Ultravox collection that brings together classic 12-inch remixes. It is available as a two-CD set or a 4LP package.
Jean Michel Jarre / Equinoxe Infinity
Equinxoe Infinity is a sequel to Jean Michel Jarre‘s fourth studio album, Equinoxe, which was released 40 years ago. A special four-disc box set –Equinoxe Project – brings together both albums.
Fleetwood Mac / 50 Years: Don’t Stop
Fleetwood Mac celebrate a half century of music in with 50 Years: Don’t Stop a 50-song collection that explores the group’s entire career, from its early days playing the blues, to the superstardom and rock/pop of the late 1970s, 1980s and beyond.
The Music From Bagpuss / Limited edition ‘shop window’ die-cut vinyl
Sandra Kerr and John Faulkner’s charming music from British children’s TV programme Bagpuss (whose 13 episodes were created by Oliver Postgate and Peter Firmin and originally broadcast in 1974) is being made available – with additional outtakes and alternate versions – on new deluxe vinyl and CD editions.
The Rolling Stones / Beggars Banquet 50th anniversary edition
ABKCO Records release a 50th anniversary edition of The Rolling Stones‘ Beggars Banquet. No unheard bonus audio makes this a hard sell, but the new vinyl does come with a bonus 12-inch vinyl record with a mono version of Sympathy For The Devil cut at 45RPM. The reverse of this vinyl features an etching of the ‘toilet’ cover art.
Chris Cornell / 4CD box set
Chris Cornell is the first ever complete retrospective of Chris Cornell’s career covering Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog, Audioslave and his solo works.
Mark Knopfler returns with a new album ‘Down The Road Wherever’
Mark Knopfler will release a ninth studio album, Down The Road Wherever, next month.
David Bowie / Breaking Glass Live EP / 40th anniversary 7″ picture disc
Parlophone’s 40th anniversary David Bowie seven-inch picture discs continue with a Breaking Glass Live EP that features four previously unreleased tracks.
Lulu / Decade 1967-1976 / 5CD deluxe
Decade 1967-1976 is a new Lulu box set that showcases ten years of music produced by some stellar talent including Mickie Most, Arif Mardin, Jerry Wexler, Giorgio Moroder and David Bowie, to name a few!
Rolling Stones / Voodoo Lounge Uncut
The Rolling Stones issue Voodoo Lounge Uncut, the full unedited live performance from Nov 1994, previously issued in truncated form in the 1990s.
Judie Tzuke / Full Moon: The Complete Collection / 24CD deluxe set
Delayed from last week. Wrasse Records issue Full Moon: The Complete Collection a new 24CD box set of English singer-songwriter Judie Tzuke‘s studio and live albums.
Fun Lovin’ Criminals / 100% Colombian / new white vinyl pressing
The Fun Lovin’ Criminals’ 1998 album 100% Columbian is reissued as a special white vinyl pressing.
Eurythmics / We Too Are One and Peace (vinyl reissues)
Sony’s Eurythmics‘ vinyl reissues were announced a year ago and the programme is complete this week with We Too Are One and Peace. These have been excellent quality and excellent value. Let’s hope ‘relations’ with the label are such that we might see some box sets with expanded archive content in the next few years. Universal never did do a non-RSD version of 1984 (For The Love Of Big Brother). Read the SDE interview with Dave and Annie 
Paul Heaton / The Last King of Pop
The Last King of Pop is a new pithily titled compilation that features 23 songs from throughout Paul Heaton‘s career, including with the Housemartins, the Beautiful South and his work with Jacqui Abbott.
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Ended up pre-ordering both Kate CD boxes, both arriving beginning of December, the 5th or so, as well as the Fleetwood Mac because of the price…I did order the 2CD reissue of the Posies amazing 1996 masterwork “Amazing Disgrace” because the one store I saw that was carrying it only had 1 copy, and I forgot to look for it, but it’s fine because Amazon had it 5 bucks cheaper anyway…what I actually bought instore, new release-wise, was the 4CD Chris Cornell box (the SDE with the DVD and big book was just way too expensive, and the 4CD square box was fine enough and the design is really cool with the mountain/city O-card around it), the new Good, Bad & Queen “Merrie Land”, and surprisingly, the new album by my schoolmate Mariah Carey called “Caution”…major guilty pleasure she is, and it’s short but a pretty good record!! Also caught up with the Semisonic reissue and the single disc Soft Cell collection…both a companion piece and warmup to the big box…
Anyone been listening to new Kate Bush boxset.
I found so far one song that is different
Jig Of Life on my 1997 version is 4:17 and has various sounds afterwards.
On the new boxset version it is 4:04 and stops, and goes straight into the next song.
Anyone found anything yet
Turns out I got my money back a day earlier, so I preordered both Kate Bush boxsets as the prices were good…looked at Amazon Canada on Box 1 first, but the price jumped from 45 to 77 CDN, yikes, and the US one was $84, so first i hit Amazon UK and it was $73US, better, but then I saw Amazon Italy was even better at $62US with VAT removed and shipping… Then with Box 2, strangely, Amazon US was best at $91, while UK was $110 and Italy even more…question is, I’m on Prime and would get it on release day, November 30, which will arrive first, 1 or 2?? Or the same day?? We’ll see…happy to get the Kate boxes soon in the end…
I had the Lulu box and deluxe Fleetwood Mac on preorder but had to cancel them because my debit card was hacked over the weekend, and with the holiday, the cash wouldn’t get back to me till Thursday, which is too late with the way preorders are charged…I wouldn’t have enough to cover them…sucks…but the FM would prob be in Newbury for the preorder price anyway, and I did hear from a friend that certain places will have the Lulu for almost as low as the preorder I had to give up…I do wonder how much Newbury would have the Kate Bush Box #1 for though…if a good price, I will spring for it right then and there…
Queen: A Night At The Odeon – Hammersmith 1975 (Limited-Super-Deluxe-Edition)
at jpc or wom for EUR 54,99
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Great Deal!!!!
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Looking at the paltry four Housemartins tracks on the Paul Heaton compilation had me thinking. Surely a definitive Housemartins box is well overdue after all these years. The two albums, the 7″ and 12″ tracks, the complete BBC sessions (including the Fish City Five) and a round up of various other unavailable on CD tracks. The promo videos, TOTP appearances and the Tube “Were Not Deep” film would make a smashing DVD/BR.
Judie Tzuke Box Set has been put back until Friday 23rd November now
Curious that I cannot find JMJ on Amazon.ca, nor the forthcoming HoJo reissues. I can understand some since they are just new (Simply Red, Gary Numan). They even cancelled my advance order of Echo & the Bunnymen’s “Stars The Oceans & The Moon” only to now apparently have it. Recent Erasure releases had the same fate. Frustrating since there are not a lot of options for ordering in Canada and buying from amazon.com us painful with the exchange rate.
I only ordered Fleetwood Mac on cd (standard & deluxe edition). For Beggar’s Banquet the new Japanese sacd … and 24bit download from qobuz … if available. For Kate Bush probably part 1 or 24bit downloads if available?
You completely forgot about the Fleet Foxes box set released last week. Any chance for review?
This Mortal Coil cd’s for december?
Will Music On CD do also deluxe box sets in near future? Sacd? Love the few vinyl reissues I got from Music on Vinyl. I assume it’s the same company?
I’m really excited about Jean-Michel Jarre Equinoxe Infinity, based on the tracks previewed so far this is looking like his best album since Rendez-vous.
Oh, how I hope those KB masters are good.
What’s going on with that Toto All In box set release?
I have been itching like crazy for the Kate box to come. Ordered it from Amazon.Ca, because it was much cheaper than getting it domestically in the US. Means I’ll probably have to wait a few extra days, but worth the savings, even if the wait will make me insane.
I did the opposite. I ordered The Beatles “White Album” box from Amazon US because it was cheaper. But now, I have to wait until early next week for it. I know how you’ll feel. ha! But, I got the Kate Bush box from Amazon Canada, so I won’t have to wait as long for that. Except that we have a rotating nation-wide postal strike going on right now. Hopefully it stays as a rotating one. That could also affect you. Yikes!
Can you let us know if the Amazon.ca box set is made in Canada, USA, or EU when it comes?
I have both sets on order from both Amazon.ca and UK but am hoping that Amazon.ca are selling the EU-made set so I can cancel the UK set and save some money.
On the product page it lists the label as Parlophone – UK. I would expect that is correct. I see that box set Part 2 has gone up around $25 CDN. Part 1 is still the same. I don’t even have an estimated shipping date yet and it’s release is days away. That’s concerning!
It just arrived. And it is made in the EU.
I am in for the new album from The Good, the Bad & the Queen this week! (Damon Albarn, Paul Simonon, Tony Allen, you know…).
The new Zaz album comes out this week, also, for the francophiles. And Eno has half-speed vinyl remasters of his 70s ambient works coming out this week too. Those are my interests this week.
Thanks so much for alerting me about the new Good Bad &Queen. I loved that first album!
Ok, I know it was released last week and it slipped me by until the weekend, but the EP by Boygenius is excellent – Phoebe Bridgers/Julien Baker/Lucy Dacus supergroup (hate that term) out on 12” vinyl on Matador. There was a tri-coloured vinyl released which has long since sold out but if you’re lucky enough to see them on their US tour you can get a spattered vinyl at the shows.
Yes! The Boygenius EP is wonderful!
also good the bad and the queen on multiple formats.
Was just about to mention that! Good shout!
Roy Orbison with Philharmonic Orchestra Unchained Melodies also our this week
Pretty decent track list too
Unchained Melody
Blue Bayou
She’s a Mystery to Me
Heartbreak Radio
Falling
Walk On
The Great Pretender
The Crowd
The Comedians
Crawling Back
Danny Boy
Too Soon to Know
Careless Heart
California Blue
Heartbreak Radio – Roy Orbison, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra & Cam
Oh and there is also Buddy Holly & Cilla Black with Philharmonic sets out this week too…they’ve been busy!!
God no. Garbage.
The Cilla album is with the Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, which is more fitting.
Nothing for me this week, which is a good thing since the industry is busy releasing so much quality stuff lately – usually in big boxes – with some regularity. :D
I didn’t know about that Paul Heaton release. It looks superb and they really have got it all right back to the early Housemartins. It kinda reminded me of Paul Carrack Collected, when you listen you realise you do know them all but just never put two and two together.
“Oh, that’s him……..”
The ‘Last King Of Pop’ LP is £10.00 cheaper in the UK on the official Paul Heaton website – and that includes shipping and his signature! https://shop.virginemi.com/paulheaton/
Thanks for the tip!
thank you for the link!
was happy to order a signed copy
Thanks Geert, ordered!