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Out This Week / on 2 February 2024

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By Paul Sinclair

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Paul McCartney / Band on the Run CD, Vinyl

Paul McCartney & Wings’ classic 1973 album Band on the Run is reissued for its 50th anniversary in three physical editions, with two of them offering unheard early mixes without overdubs.

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Various Artists / Sean Rowley presents Guilty Pleasures CD, Vinyl

Sean Rowley’s 2004 Guilty Pleasures compilation CD has been expanded to a deluxe 4CD set with 70 songs and the ‘franchise’ appears on vinyl for the very first time courtesy of a 2LP vinyl package featuring 29 songs.

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The Rolling Stones / 7" Singles 1966-1971

The Rolling Stones / 7" Singles 1966-1971 Vinyl

This new Rolling Stones seven-inch box set follows up the 1963-1966 collection from last year and contains 18 vinyl singles and extended play records as originally released by Decca, London Records and ABKCO Records.

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Mariah Carey / Music Box CD, Vinyl

Mariah Carey’s 1993 album Music Box is reissued and expanded to 3CD and 4LP vinyl for its 30th anniversary.

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Metallica / ...And Justice For All coloured vinyl Vinyl

Metallica reissue their 1988 album ...And Justice For All as a special 2LP coloured vinyl pressing.

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Now Music / Yearbook '90 4CD and 3LP vinyl

Various Artists / NOW Yearbook '90 CD, Vinyl

NOW That’s What I Call Music’s Yearbook series tackles the year 1990 with 4CD and 3LP sets that bring together great songs from artists including George Michael, Elton John, Roxette, New Order, The KLF, The Beautiful South, Pet Shop Boys, Sting, Duran Duran, Kylie, Whitney, and many more!

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UFO / Lights Out reissue

UFO CD, Vinyl

Hard rock band UFO’s 1977 album, Lights Out, is being reissued on 2CD deluxe and as a 3LP set. Newly mixed concert features on both.

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  2. I like that we now get the US Version on Disc 1. It always seemed a bit lacking not having “Helen Wheels” in between “No Words” and “Picasso’s…” It made an even great album that much greater.

      1. Agree. It just doesn’t seem right plonked into the middle of the album. It should have been left off.
        By the way, what is up with Amazon? Band On The Run is listed as being unavailable before it’s even released! The new Future Islands album, only released last Friday, is also listed as ‘temporarily out of stock’.

        1. BOTR now 1-2 months on Amazon, same with UFO. Rough Trade limiting BOTR to 1 per customer, Juno not even listing it. Assai sold out. Crash Records showing In Stock though. Of course it could be an oft-used Universal tactic with McCartney of initial scarcity to cause a scramble then a flood a few weeks later!

    1. Exciting news Stevie. Hadn’t heard. Hoping for physical single releases (CD please with all tracks that might come out on vinyl). Looking forward to a new album and tour (hopefully).

      You can catch their Dreamworld, Greatest Hits Live [at the Royal Arena in Copenhagen] showing at theaters/theatres tomorrow (Wednesday) and Sunday. Saw them on the Unity tour with New Order in 2022 and assume this is an extended version of that set.

  4. The rough mix of Band on the run is interesting for hardcore Macca fans. It’s refreshing to listen to this iconic album with a different perspective. There are a lot of elements missing on this mix. It’s obvious on tracks like Jet or Nighteen hundred and eighty five, which is presented as an instrumental here. And it’s a highlight of this collection. It’s not a definitive edition, the 2010 boxset is the one to get. But as it is, it’s fine and affordable.

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