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This Week’s Box Set and Reissue Deals

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The Who / The Who Sell Out 2CD deluxe

£10 was £13.50

Tea For The Tillerman / Cat Stevens 2CD deluxe edition

£9 was £16

This two-CD Cat Stevens set includes the 2020 remaster and a bonus disc with 14 demos, alternates and live recordings

David Bowie / The Width of a Circle 2CD set

David Bowie / Width of a Circle 2CD edition

£15 was £20

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Manic Street Preachers / The Ultra Vivid Lament Amazon exclusive yellow vinyl

£19 was £25

Bob Dylan / Springtime in New York: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 16 / 1980-1985

Bob Dylan / Springtime in New York: Bootleg Series 16 5CD edition

£97 was £130

Cat Stevens / Mona Bone Jakon super deluxe

Cat Stevens / Mona Bone Jakon 2CD deluxe edition

£6 was £16

Incredible value for this two-CD Cat Stevens set which includes the 2020 remaster and a bonus disc with 10 demos and live recordings

R.E.M. / New Adventures in Hi-Fi 2CD+blu-ray super deluxe edition

$37 was $50

R.E.M.‘s wonderful New Adventures in Hi-Fi album is reissued at the end of October. This US pre-order price for the ‘top of the range’ 2CD+blu-ray super deluxe represents a great saving.

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  1. Couple of Rolling Stones bits that I noticed on Amazon UK

    Goats Head Soup 2CD version is down to £9

    Sticky Fingers 2CD version down to £10

    Keith Richards – Talk Is Cheap 2CD is £6

    And on Amazon, but via the marketplace, a couple of sellers have the Rock And Roll Circus 2CD edition for £6

  2. Couple of bits on Amazon UK

    The Beatles – Abbey Road 50th Anniversary 2CD edition is £8.49

    Aretha Franklin – Aretha 4CD set is £38

    David Bowie – Next Day Extra 2CD/DVD is £12

  3. A seller on Amazon UK offering Cat Stevens’ Tea For The Tillerman Super Deluxe set for £70 again, which remains an excellent deal.

    Amazon DE also have a few bits (obviously a bit of postage goes on top of these if you’re getting them sent to the UK)

    Ultravox’s Vienna 40th Anniversary CD set for £39
    Mark Knopfler’s new Studio Albums 1996-2007 is £25
    George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass (Ltd. 8LP Super Deluxe Box) is £135 (haven’t seen this one drop much below £150 in the UK yet)

  4. As expected, the new 3cd Tpau Essential is £5 in Sainsburys supermarket. It’s actually number 5 in their chart.
    They still have the promotion of other 3cd Essential titles for £3

  5. Finally got my mega-cheap deluxe edition of Mansun’s Six thanks to this site. Good old Amazon have just stuck the address label right on the shrink wrap so it’s pretty far from “new” condition. Just staggering that they think this is acceptable.

    Edit: now opened it and it’s pretty badly damaged. But amazon offer no option to return it for replacement, just a refund, presumably because it’s now full price.

    Posted about it on twitter, and they’ve replied saying it’s basically my fault for choosing “packaging that reveals what’s inside” at checkout. Didn’t realise that meant no packaging at all.

  6. Pink Floyd’s Dark Side Of The Moon Immersion Edition is down to £67 on Amazon UK (not via a market place seller). Been up near £100 for a while.

    Suede’s 4CD best or compilation, The Beautiful Ones: The Best Of Suede 1992-2018 is down to £19.

    Cat Stevens’ Mona Bone Jakon super deluxe is £80 again.

    Tears For Fears’ Seeds Of Love 2CD edition is £11, and the 4CD/BR version is still £32.

    And Cherry Red have a site-wide 10% off all releases deal (excludes pre-orders). Code is OCTFLASHSALE10. Some nice bits and pieces in there.

    1. Hi Matt, I’ve just emailed Cherry Red about their 10% off orders not being applicable to pre-orders. I buy lots of stuff from Cherry Red* pre-ordering and paying months in advance and I think these offers are unfair to people who order and pay months in advance.

      *I do love what Cherry Red do, the box sets they put out are great and you always receive your orders on the day of release.

  7. Not a huge saving but the 2CD edition of John Lennon’s Plastic Ono Band (Ultimate Mixes) is down to £12.50 on Amazon UK (it’s been £15+ for ages).

    And the excellent 4CD version of Groove Armada’s Twenty One compilation is down to £17.

  8. Sound of Vinyl have some ridiculously cheap deals on the new Specials release (ie “First” pressing vinyl plus SIGNED litho is only £14.99). Great bargains if you haven’t already got this release, but another slap in the face for fans that pre-ordered at full price.

  9. Midweek reductions at Amazon UK (for artists/labels desperate for a high first-week album chart placing) include The Specials new CD at £4.99 (£5.99 for the deluxe CD, £14.99 for the vinyl) and Tony Bennett/Lady Gaga CD at £4.99.

    1. Good to see the price finally dropped in the UK. That’s been on a massive sale in the US for months. For comparison, lowest price here was $47 so hopefully it will hit that low in the UK too.

  10. Unsure how you can call REM’s release a “Super Deluxe Edition”. Even the sticker says “Deluxe Edition”. You could then call any of The Rolling Bones 2CD/BR or 2CD/DVD releases as SDEs. While not [official] definition of a SDE, I would say an overpriced box set with many pages of pictures, ticket replica, maybe a poster or prints as well as other stuff you’ll probably only look at once plus multiple discs of CDs, DVDs, BRs, and/or LPs.

    1. The 2CD us the ‘deluxe’ for me. Therefore the top of the range 2CD+Blu-ray is the super deluxe. It’s irrelevant how good/bad you think it is. It’s a naming convention not a judgement the content/presentation.

      1. There has been many a super deluxe edition released that, if we were being brutally honest, would not be deserving of the moniker. “Cash Cow Edition”? More normally though would it not be…..
        Standard
        Deluxe
        Super Deluxe
        Uber Deluxe – rarely used but would fit quite a few super collections.

          1. I’m looking [in some cases] at the sticker in the image….
            And no they are not. The LP link in one case shows U2′ Fire EP released for RSD. You click on the CD and you get the CD from The Spaniels.

    2. The Rolling Stones 2CD/DVD – 2CD/Bluray are just repeats of the same old concerts with little variations in the set list presented in digipacks. While I’ll agree the R.E.M. 2CD/Bluray are hardly deserving of the Super Deluxe Edition monicker they at least are presented in higher quality packaging than Mick & Co.

      Regarding the R.E.M. Amazon USA offer it work out more than the UK Dodgers price after shipping and VAT are added, over £40 in fact.

  11. Of course this is on sale. It’s a very crappy reissue, only completists like me will buy this. It’ll be like Street Fighting Years from Simple Minds; on sale forever. Having said that, thank you Paul, a great price, quickly bagged it! That’s life as a completist for you.

  12. Unfortunately the REM one is no use to us in Northern Ireland. :-( Still, if they’re reducing it in America then they’ll hopefully do so as they usually do ahead of it’s release in the UK.

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