U2 / All That You Can’t Leave Behind vinyl set – unboxed
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The reissue of All That You Can’t Leave Behind is out now. It comes with a download code. Other formats include a five-CD super deluxe, 2LP vinyl and 2CD deluxe edition.
All That You Can’t Leave Behind 5CD box set
CD 1: The Album
Beautiful Day (04:07)
Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out Of (04:32)
Elevation (03:47)
Walk On (04:56)
Kite (04:26)
In A Little While (03:39)
Wild Honey (03:46)
Peace on Earth (04:48)
When I Look at the World (04:17)
New York (05:30)
Grace (05:31)
The Ground Beneath Her Feet (03:43)
CD 2: B-Sides and Demos:
Levitate (05:09)
Summer Rain (04:07)
Stateless (04:07)
Always (03:48)
Love You Like Mad (04:18)
Big Girls Are Best (03:36)
Don’t Take Your Guns to Town (04:13)
Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out Of (Acoustic) (03:44)
Flower Child (04:55)
CDs 3 and 4: Live from Boston 2001
Elevation (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (05:09)
Beautiful Day (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (04:43)
Until the End of the World (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (05:15)
Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out Of (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (05:40)
Kite (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (05:25)
Gone (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (04:55)
New York (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (05:51)
I Will Follow (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (05:59)
Sunday Bloody Sunday (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (07:23)
In A Little While (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (06:54)
Desire (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (03:06)
Stay (Faraway, So Close!) (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (04:50)
Bad (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (06:22)
Where the Streets Have No Name (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (06:31)
Bullet the Blue Sky (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (06:18)
With or Without You (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (05:31)
The Fly (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (07:55)
Wake Up Dead Man (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (01:25)
Walk On (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (06:38)
CD 5: Remixes:
Elevation (Paul Van Dyk Remix) (07:56)
Elevation (Influx Remix) (04:03)
New York (Carnegie’s Deli Remix) (07:05)
New York (Superman Kicks Ativan Remix) (07:31)
Beautiful Day (Quincey & Sonance Remix) (07:56)
Beautiful Day (The Perfecto Mix) (07:50)
In A Little While (Nightmares on Wax Remix) (05:15)
Walk On (Wyclef Jean Remix) (04:43)
When I Look at the World (Picante Remix) (05:14)
Elevation (Escalation Mix) (07:05)
Elevation (Quincey & Sonance Remix) (06:55)
All That You Can’t Leave Behind 11-disc vinyl box set
LP 1
Beautiful Day
Stuck in a Moment
Elevation
Walk On
Kite
In A Little While
LP 2
Wild Honey
Peace on Earth
When I Look at the World
New York
Grace
The Ground Beneath Her Feet
LP 3 – B-sides and demos
Levitate
Summer Rain
Stateless
Always
Love You Like Mad
Big Girls are Best
Don’t Take Your Guns to Town
Stuck in a Moment (Acoustic)
Flower Child
LP 4 Elevation: Live in Boston
Elevation
Beautiful Day
Until the End of the World
Stuck in a Moment
Kite
Gone
LP 5 Elevation: Live in Boston
New York
I Will Follow
Sunday Bloody Sunday
In A Little While
Desire
Stay
LP 6 Elevation: Live in Boston
Bad
Where the Streets Have No Name
Bullet the Blue Sky
With or Without You
The Fly
Wake Up Dead Man
Walk On
12-inch #1
Elevation (Paul Van Dyk Remix)
Elevation (Influx Remix)
12-inch #2
New York (Carnegie’s Deli Mix)
New York (Superman Kicks Ativan Mix)
12-inch #3
Beautiful Day (Quincey and Sonance Remix)
Beautiful Day (The Perfecto Mix)
12-inch #4
In A Little While (Nightmares on Wax Remix)
Walk On (Wyclef Jean Remix)
When I Look at the World (Picante Remix)
12-inch #5
Elevation (Escalation Mix)
Elevation (Quincey and Sonance Remix)
CD 1: The Album
Beautiful Day (04:07)
Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out Of (04:32)
Elevation (03:47)
Walk On (04:56)
Kite (04:26)
In A Little While (03:39)
Wild Honey (03:46)
Peace on Earth (04:48)
When I Look at the World (04:17)
New York (05:30)
Grace (05:31)
The Ground Beneath Her Feet (03:43)
CD 2: Elevation: Live (highlights)
Elevation (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (05:09)
Beautiful Day (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (04:46)*
Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out Of (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (04:47)*
Kite (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (05:22)*
I Will Follow (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (05:09)*
Sunday Bloody Sunday (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (08:05)*
Desire (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (03:06)
Stay (Faraway, So Close!) (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (04:50)
Bad (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (06:22)
Where the Streets Have No Name (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (06:06)*
With or Without You (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (05:28)*
The Fly (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (07:22)*
Walk On (Live from the Fleet Center, Boston, 2001) (06:37)*
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The Radiohead albums could all use remastering – Pablo Honey is the only one that isn’t too loud !!
Wow – I hope this means something positive for Tina Turner’s catalog!
That would be amazing! Break Every Rule, especially, deserves a remastered deluxe edition–so many b-sides, and the remixes are available, but scattered across so many difficult-to-find various artists CDs that it’s prohibitive to find them (and even if you get them all, several mixes are missing). And I would love if the would include the extended mixes of One of the Living as part of it as well, since they were left off Private Dancer.
Since the advent of 5.1, I have always thought Kate Bush’s albums, especially Kick through Hounds would be wonderful in that format. The instrument separation 5.1 allows could make them even more breathtaking than they are in stereo. Perchance to dream.
Yes, Hounds and The Dreaming in particular, would be amazing in 5.1. At least we know the multi-tracks for HOL aren’t lost, since she used them for Before The Dawn.
Guessing Kate Bush would be interested in buying her first three albums from Parlophone, as she owns all the others. That might be the point where some remasters become more likely…
So, perhaps this is why PSB 30th anniversary releases are delayed, because they could do it themselves rather than via EMI.
Does this mean that the part of the Deep Purple catalogue that Warners currently own will be up for grabs? maybe Universal could get that back and do a decent full anthology set…. Here’s hoping….
IMO I can’t see a repeat round of simple deluxe editions for Radiohead any time soon. The EMI ones are still readily available, and contain ALL of the related material released for each album. Anyone interested has either already bought it, or can still easily do so. They would have to significantly improve on the offerings with unreleased demos, tracks, etc. otherwise can’t see it being a wise decision business-wise. From a buyer’s perspective, it won’t really matter that Radiohead is “involved” if the material is largely the same. That said, I could see some sort of boxed set type release – either for the sum of their b-sides (plus unreleased material), or individually as the albums reach anniversaries (though again will be an issue of how much is left to add on).
Assume also Duran with Liberty to Thank You?
+1 for mentioning Liberty. I really liked that album. Especially Serious and Violence of Summer, which never leave the playlist!
Parlophone owns “Duran Duran”, “Rio” “Seven and the Ragged Tiger”, “Arena”, “Notorious”, “Big Thing”, “Liberty”, “The Wedding Album” and “Thank You”. “Medazzaland” was released on Capitol but it is controlled by the band through Duran Duran New Partnership, like “Pop Trash” and “Astronaut”. The band owns “Red Carpet Massacre” and “All You Need Is Now”, while “Paper Gods” is on Warner Bros. It is unlikely they’ll sell their catalogue, now that every record is under the same umbrella.
Any impact on EMI/Capitol control over the back catalog in the USA? I’d like to see future reissues available on this side of the ocean as well.
EMI Canada recently sold off at least part of their catalogue.
Does this inpact PSB? They were Parlophone upto Elysium were they not?
Might do, yes.
I was wondering the same thing – surely it would be in PSB’s self interest to try and buy their back catalog- assuming they do not already have some sort of control over it.
Makes me wonder about other bands like ABC for example – wonder how much is really for sale or will it only be a few chunks that other labels like XL will be able to afford.
I hadn’t realised that Warners had to sell off all the Parlophone assets, I find this quite worrying, especially with PSBs if their back catalogue gets sold to a minor indie label and that label collapses, what happens to all the master tapes?
Let’s hope X2 (the PSB’s own label) can afford to pick up their back catalogue so they can maintain control and archival privilege over it.
Parlophone owns “Please”, “Disco”, “Actually” and “Introspective”. The copyright for all the releases from “Behavior” to “Elysium” is (C) Pet Shop Boys Partnership Ltd., so they were licensed to Parlophone and PSB should already own/control them. Who knows?
The previous Parlophone reissues were great. All the b-sides, video’s etc. Unlikely to buy them again.