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Sam Brown signs her new box sets

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Sam Brown signs the booklets for the limited version of her new box set The A&M Years 1988-1990. The 5-disc box set contains her first two albums Stop! and April Moon along with two CDs packed with B-sides, extra tracks and demos. It also includes a DVD with all the videos. This set is exclusive to the SDE shop. You can read more about it and order yours here.

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      1. I’ve had a look through their listings – they’re also flogging Paul Young’s “Tomb Of Memories” for 79 Euro!

        Damn flippers need to be flipped off!

  1. Sadly, my set hasn’t arrived as yet – my postie is truly a miserable git, so when i heard him chuntering around this morning; I didn’t have the nerve to ask him “WHERE IS IT!!??”
    Watching the unboxing has made me even more impatient… “Stop!” was one of my favourite albums in 1988 and I can’t WAIT to hear it remastered; especially “This Feeling” which was the first track by Sam I heard – still a brilliant track.
    Looks great – congrats Paul :)

  2. Mine arrived this morning and is currently playing in the background. The mastering sounds great. Great job Paul and delighted to have a signed copy for the collection.

  3. Amazon did a flash sale of the Sting Box “ed” set vinyl last night and I picked it up for £80, which is cheaper than it was on Black Friday across Europe.

    Also The Sound of Vinyl are listing “Return to Ommadawn” for a mid-January release(£20). However the bundle version is charging a premium of £36 extra for a T-shirt and print…

    The Cover looks absolutely horrid, It would have been cool if he had done a Phil Collins as the Original face shot would have lent itself to that treatment.

    The most excited I have been about an Oldfield release in a very long time.

  4. Is it just me that hates the term “box set”? I’m perhaps being pedantic but it means a set of boxes. I use “boxed set” which means a set of something in a box. My battle is long lost but, like missing apostrophes or ones in the wrong place, it still has me seething!

  5. A good inboxing video would be nice. I’m looking forward to my copy, hopefully it will arrive in time for my wife to giftwrap it for me for christmas.

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