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Out This Week / on 16 September 2016

By Paul Sinclair

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Led Zeppelin / The Complete BBC Sessions super deluxe edition box set

Led Zeppelin / The Complete BBC Sessions (reissue)

Expanded and remastered version of Led Zeppelin‘s 1997 BBC Sessions album. Formats consistent with previous album reissues, including flashy super deluxe edition. Read more

Steven Wilson / Transience (CD Edition)

Steven Wilson‘s 2015 compilation is a ‘personally curated’ collection of material recorded between 2002- 2015. Issued on CD for the first time, this comes with a bonus track, Happiness III. Read more

Pet Shop Boys / Say It To Me / 12-inch single

Pet Shop Boys  / Say It To Me (CD Single)

Third single from the Pet Shop Boys SUPER album is available as a five-track CD single with two new songs. 12-inch vinyl with mixes, also released.  Read more

Uriah Heep / …Very ‘Eavy …Very ‘Umble (2CD reissue)

Heep‘s 1970 debut is reissued as this double-disc deluxe. CD 1 features newly remastered (by Andy Pearce) audio and CD 2 contains an alternate version of the album featuring all previously unreleased tracks.

Christine and the Queens / Chaleur Humaine

The re-worked and English language version of Christine and the Queens acclaimed Chaleur Humaine album is reissued as a best-of-both-worlds package: a transparent vinyl + CD set.

Marion / This World and Body (3CD)

Britpop era indie band Marion issued two albums in the 1990s and both are being reissued by Edsel. This debut gets the 3CD deluxe treatment.

Dan Hartman / Instant Replay (expanded CD)

Dan Hartman‘s 1978 album is reissued with remastered audio and bonus tracks. The title track was a top 30 hit in the USA and peaked at number eight in the UK.

Radiohead / Kid A (vinyl reissue)

Radiohead put away the guitars and kicked off the new millennium with the experimental Kid A.  Since the band are now with independent label XI this is being reissued on vinyl (along with Amnesiac), although it’s effectively just a re-press of what was previously available.

Various Artists / impulse! 1961-1974  (25CD box set)

The iconic jazz imprint impulse! is celebrated with 25 classic albums from various artists including some of the greatest names in jazz – Dizzy Gillespie, Art Blakey, Quincy Jones, Benny Carter, Charles Mingus, McCoy Tyner, Keith Jarrett and John Coltrane. Booklet includes an essay by jazz historian, Richard Havers and features details such as recording dates, locations and complete discographical information.

The amazon listings are a mess, so best to head over to the Universal Music uDiscoverMusic Store to place an order!

Uriah Heep / The Definitive Anthology 1970-1990

This new BMG-released Uriah Heep Definitive Anthology cherry picks tracks from some of the band’s most celebrated albums including Demons And Wizards, Look At Yourself, Return To Fantasy, Equator, Conquest and The Magicians Birthday. Digi-pack presentation and fantastic sleeve notes with guitarist Mick Box and organist Ken Hensley talking you through the albums.

The Handsome Family / Unseen (new album)

The ‘alt country’ duo return with their tenth studio album and their first since Far From Any Road (from 2003’s Singing Bones) was used as the theme music for True Detective.

The Turtles / All The Singles (2CD)

Great compilation which collects the A and B-sides of every original 1965-1970 Turtles 45 and also features several tracks that were prepared for singles release but not issued at the time. Don’t ask me why this is £36 on Amazon UK! Read more

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  1. I’m quite speechless the new Psb single is already sold out a week before the release. You have a strong fanbase, you know your fans love phisycal items and you don’t press enough cd ?
    It’s a scandal, such a scandal, as Neil wrote for Dusty…

  3. Every Heep album coming out this way? Sounds good. “Salisbury” is a must.

    Shame that the first “Heep” hyperlink searches for Pet Shop Boys. Not sure those two audiences overlap…

  4. i wont be buying the turtles greatest hits album for 36 pounds it must be misprint i hope so
    also out this week are 12inch eighties digging your scene and can you feet it 3cds

  5. Indeed it is gb, the BBC Sessions of This World and Body contains the following:

    BBC RADIO SESSIONS
    1. The Collector [02/07/96]
    2. Toys For Boys [25/01/95]
    3. I Stopped Dancing [25/01/95]
    4. Fallen Through [02/01/96]
    5. The Only Way [27/02/95]
    6. Time [02/01/96]
    7. All For Love [02/01/96]
    8. Sparkle [02/01/96]
    9. Vanessa [02/07/96]
    10. My Children [27/02/95]
    11. Wait [02/07/96]
    12. Your Body Lies [02/07/96]

    Saw Marion a few times, and one of only a handful of bands I’ve seen as a support act but then gone on to really like (when they supported Morrissey (also really like Damien Dempsey who I was also introduced to when he supported Morrissey)).

    Saw Marion in their own right at Manchester Uni, but Jaime was having voice problems in soundcheck so they pulled the gig, he came out to speak to us all and signed posters, and seemed genuinely concerned that we’d had to drive for an hour for nothing. They played the week after though and were great. Still like The Program album though this set seems to be missing the Sushi Soup mix of Miyako Hideaway which was from the Japan CD of Sparkle. Have ordered both sets (The Program has dropped to £9.99 on Amazon – 2 CD set).

    Jaime was due to tour This World and Body this month with a new line up but has sadly been incarcerated at Her Majestys Pleasure again, but hopefully next year. Glad to hear there are more Marion fans out there.

  6. love marion. saw feb 95 time at charlotte, leicester. saw again supporting Cast at Battersea Power Station dec 97 doing (new) 2nd album songs. then london feb 98. great band, the original version of Sparkle is so good (on old school gang cd: Maida Vale Studios, London, UK, January 1996) the chorus was simpler, and to me much better than the recorded album version. hope it’s included on one of these releases.

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