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As you can see below, they’re single-disc reissues, with each remastered album being supplemented with three bonus tracks, except for Through the Looking Glass, which includes four extra tracks. They’re mostly B-sides and remixes, with a total of three previously unreleased mixes and outtakes included. Full tracklists and pre-order links are included below. 1. “This Town Ain’t Big Enough For Both Of Us” 2. “Hall Of Mirrors” 3. “Trust In Me” 4. “This Wheel’s On Fire” 5. “Strange Fruit” 6. “You’re Lost Little Girl” 7. “The Passenger” 8. “Gun” 9. “Sea Breezes” 10. “Little Johnny Jewel” Bonus tracks: 11. “She Cracked” (“This Wheel’s On Fire” B-side) 12. “Song From The Edge Of The World” (Single) 13. “This Wheel’s On Fire” (Incendiary Mix) 14. “The Passenger” (Llllloco- Motion Mix) 1. “Peek-A-Boo” 2. “” 3. “Scarecrow” 4. “Carousel” 5. “Burn-Up” 6. “Ornaments Of Gold” 7. “Turn To Stone” 8. “Rawhead And Bloody Bones” 9. “The Last Beat Of My Heart” 10. “Rhapsody” Bonus tracks: 11. “El Dia De Los Muertos” (Espiritu Mix) 12. “The Killing Jar” (Lepidopteristic Mix) 13. “The Last Beat Of My Heart” (Live at , 1991) 1. “Kiss Them For Me” 2. “ (Of The Unknown)” 3. “Cry” 4. “Drifter” 5. “Little Sister” 6. “” 7. “Silly Thing” 8. “Got To Get Up” 9. “Silver Waterfalls” 10. “Softly” 11. “The Ghost In You” Bonus tracks: 12. “Face To Face” 13. “Kiss Them For Me” (Snapper Mix) 14. “Kiss Them For Me” (Kathak #1 Mix) * PREVIOUSLY ON SLICING UP EYEBALLS. 19 Comments. So whoa, they’re now up on the US Amazon. . . at $36.99 each! Even for an import, that’s pretty expensive, and at Amazon.uk they’re 12 pounds, which, factoring in the exchange rate, is the better deal/where I guess I’ll be ordering them from. Anyone see this price disparity before? I’ll hold off my pre-order if the price drops more in-line with the exchange rate. . . . ^ Exchange rate is favorable now due to jitters over Scottish independence. the two I looked forward to the most… superstition and rapture… sadly this is not enough to get me to buy them again… I wanted a deluxe 2 cd edition with b-sides, remixes, live songs from the era, etc… extremely disappointing! Don’t despair, Jim: My guess is that these are just the “initial” reissues in the campaign. Somewhere between October 2014 and March 2015, we’ll probably get 2-Disc re-releases of the last 3 albums… PEEPSHOW Disc 1 * The 1988 album remastered * Bonus Tracks/unreleased demos, inc. “Typhoid Mary” Disc 2 *PEEPSHOW TOUR 1988: Full debut concert audio from September 1988 remastered (*Severin hinted at this earlier this year) SUPERSTITION Disc 1 * The 1991 album remastered * Demos/Alternate takes, etc. Disc 2 The L.A. KROQ Radio Acoustic Christmas Concert Broadcast from December 1991: Overground * (B-side from “” single) Christine Pulled to Bits But Not Them Trust in Me Kiss Them For Me Hong Kong Garden Israel All Tomorrow’s Parties* (Extra B-Side) THE RAPTURE Disc 1 * The 1995 album remastered * Additional Demos, esp. featuring Siouxsie playing drums on a few tracks, etc. Disc 2 The Radcliffe Radio Sessions (January 18th 1995): O Baby The Double Life Falling Down B Side Ourselves. The Mayfair Club Radio Broadcast (January 29, 1995): Tearing Apart Christine Kiss Them For Me Dear Prudence Night Shift Love Out Me. These will probably either be released as individual 2-CD sets (which would TOTALLY ROCK!), or will be encased within the forthcoming SATB Box Set (1978-1995), or, perhaps, both. This is, at least, my hope for post-Halloween 2014… I think more will be released later but after listening to these albums on my IPOD they sound so quiet compared to the remastered earlier albums of SATB. These are one disc editions which is ok but a little disappointed they didn’t get the deluxe treatment. If the old CD’s are too quiet for you, you can download any variety of free audio programs and crank the volume to your heart’s desires in seconds before loading them on your iPod. People, such as myself, prefer our music to retain the dynamic range (ie, lower volume to maintain the dynamics of the original recording), rather than having the volume blasted to match the other songs on your iPod. If these reissues are brickwalled with little to no dynamic range, they will go straight back to Amazon and the negative reviews will be posted. Louder does not often mean better. I hope Anthony’s right…would be a shame to end the rereleases with these nearly rarity-free, single disc versions. So, for me, it’s The Rapture for the win out of this lot…at least it has 2 tracks I don’t already have. I seem to remember their was a delay in the US domestic release of the initial batch of remasters. This seems to happen with certain artists, this may be the case here. You’re right, Charles: If I’m correct, there have never been U.S. domestic SATB reissues ever. SATB were always considered “an acquired taste” or “cult underground group” in U.S.A and Canada, so Polydor/Geffen/Universal Music never really gave them a lot of promotion or budget for their releases. himself had stated in 2005 that it was something that the band was trying to redress in The States, but to no avail. How it worked in the Northeast (at least) was that record stores charged the buyers no import tax, meaning a $12.99-$16.99 Banshees CD was priced at just that. I had a store manager once tell me in 2009, “It would be ridiculous to charge customers $20 dollars for albums that don’t exist in America.” Guys and Gals, you should, if it’s financially-possible, look in to the forthcoming mini-LP SHM-CDs (Super High Material Compact Discs) of the Banshees next remasters that will be coming via Japan. These CDs offer HI-FI Digital sound, w/out the need of having to have HD stereos or players. They play great in any sound system. Trust me, I’m the very proud/lucky owner of about 15 Japanese mini-LP SHM-CDS, inc. some of SATB’s catalog (you haven’t heard THE SCREAM till you’ve heard it in that format), and that’s the only editions I’m (God willing) purchasing of them. Also, pre-order them, so you’re guaranteed a copy, cause they print on-demand and in Limited Edition volumes. The mini-LPs don’t get released till a month or so after the initial releases, because they have to transfer the remasters to the SHM-CD format. They are PRICEY (w/out a doubt), BUT, I don’t regret the Banshees albums I own in that format. They are literal works of art. If anyone’s interested, go to websites like (if I can mention them, I hope) cdjapan.co.jp or cdbanq.com. Honestly, I truly hope I’m right about my suppositions. The Banshees really thought the PEEPSHOW era was the high watermark in their career, so any full-length audio recordings of the tour will be much desired to be given release in the 21st Century. From what I’ve heard, this is the best SATB have got along w/ Polydor/Universal Music in their entire business relationship. As Severin stated months ago, “We have new friends over at Polydor/Universal”. To quote Siouxsie, “Well, it’s about bloody time!” Good info. Well done! To the guy touting the SHM-CD’s, you’ve been fooled. I owned some SHM-CD’s and it’s clearly more of a gimmick of false advertising than anything. CD’s are digital bits, and regardless of what substance they are read through they will sound the same. The main deception of the format is that often times the mastering is nothing more than a copy of an existing CD, not another new remaster for the format. When I owned some of the Sparks SHM-CD’s, I was horrified to find one of them was the same shoddy vinyl transfer identical to the existing UK CD, and the others were clones of other existing CD’s with a few bonus tracks tacked on. From what I understand, the Banshees SHM-CD’s were just clones of the existing UK remasters, so what’s the point? If the CD’s were remastered specially for the format, then it may be worth it to a degree but it would still be no different than if they were pressed on a standard CD. @Scott, Sorry to hear of you problems w/ the Sparks CDs, but, I own some of the SATB 2009 U.K. remasters and the SATB 2009/2010 Japanese remasters, and it is “plain as day” the sonic differences between the two. I’ve heard others make similar statements about SHM-CDs, Blu-Spec CDS, HDCDs, and HQCDs, but in virtually all of my comparisons, the Japanese Editions sound markedly better. Regarding the Spark SHM-CDs: If the remaster is bad, it doesn’t matter what format you present it in, maybe the company didn’t invest in good mastering/remastering. The Gary Moore SATB remasters would for the most part, excellent…Kevin Metcalf’s remasters have been fabulous, esp. since he’s mastered albums since 1999…so, when you have a great 2014 remaster from U.K., when you transfer it to Japanese SHM-CD format, it sounds even better. Another example, part of Pat Benatar’s catalog was released in SHM-CD format for the first time last month, everyone who’s heard it agrees that it’s an even better remaster than the 2006 excellent remasters, some of which I own. Trust me, at least for these artists, the sound quality is side-by-side markedly enhanced and preferable. Good luck with your music library, Scott. I don’t know what anyone is complaining about with the lack of material. Other than the Scream all the other remasters were single disc. Not only that, they have two box sets, one of all the b-sides and the Thorn EP, and one with three discs of audio from the BBC and a DVD of television appearances. Other than remixes and what few things this band would let rest on the cutting room floor there wouldn’t be much material for two discs on several of these. The price is therefore an atrocity. Even importing the item would never cost $36 + shipping. Maybe for two shipped separately at best. Regarding the high price listed on Amazon for the re-releases: I’ve noticed that just about all the new imports that I’m interested in from the U.K. are coming in at $30 + when first listed on Amazon. Initially, it actually IS cheaper to order from Amazon.co.uk. However, if you are willing to wait a couple of weeks, other sellers such as import-cds or i-deals will carry the import at a markedly lesser price. I’m not sure what to make of the inflated import costs on Amazon — this seems to have been a new pricing policy that has ‘kicked in’ over the last couple of weeks. It’s sure NOT appreciated! Thanks for the confirmation- I was wondering if the pricing was a freaky anomaly or a sign of things to come. I’m thinking that what Amazon is sort of doing is listing UK imports at double the ‘American’ price, which would roughly reflect the currency conversion (British pounds being nearly ‘double’ that of the American dollar). It’s not just rock releases that are showing up at $30+; the same goes for new ‘folk’ recordings on the U.S. Amazon site, too. Totally annoying! I think it is funny that previously it was stated that they would not be releasing the remixes, but that is almost all that is being released as bonus material. And not even complete at that. There were numerous great remixes for “Frear” that I would love to have. Oh well, maybe next time… Siouxsie & The Banshees ​– Superstition. 10th studio album originally released in June 1991 by Polydor / Wonderland, except in North America by Geffen Records. Recorded at RAK Studios (London), mixed at Mayfair Studios (London). Produced by Stephen Hague. All songs written by the band. Vocals - Guitar, Keyboards - Bass, Keyboards - Drums, Percussion, Keyboards - Budgie (2) Keyboards, Cello, Dulcimer - Martin McCarrick. Related singles: Kiss Them For Me (May 1991), Shadowtime (July 1991) and Fear (Of The Unknown) (US release only, 1991). (La) luna. is often characterized as an early misfire for Siouxsie and The Banshees, a bleak, impenetrable album containing few if any of the charms found in the band's other albums of the time. When listening to this album, I can't help but wonder what its reputation would be if it had been recorded by another band, instead of being sandwiched in between groundbreaking works such as The Scream and Kaliedoscope . Don't get me wrong, Join Hands offers few of the Punk theatrics of the former or the powerful vocal performances of the latter, but in their place, The Banshee's sophomore album captures the band (as it was then comprised) at their most unstructured, unpolished, and experimental. This was partly due to the success of The Scream , which prompted Polydor to pressure the band for a timely follow-up; however, The Banshees were already fraying at the edges and heading toward a state of emotional disarray, something that would eventually lead to their disintegration while on tour supporting Join Hands . Undeniably, the album bears the mark of its tumultuous origins, and because of this, it is often written off as an artistic "hiccup" before putting together the classic incarnation of The Banshees that included Budgie and John McGeoch, but such critics overlook the way Join Hands ties Siouxsie's early Punk-influenced sound to her later, more overtly Goth-oriented approach. Simply put, Join Hands may not be as consistent as its predecessor, but it takes bigger chances by pushing Siouxsie's unique take on Punk minimalism to a new level. For example, on "Placebo Effect," the band marries the dark, minor-key attack that characterized the debut album to a slower, more plodding rhythm, as Siouxsie, strangely buried in the mix, contributes one of her better vocals on the album. However, it is John McKay's ominous guitar-work that really brings the song together, thus providing a valuable reminder that this early incarnation of the band was something to behold. While Join Hands is successful in pushing the Punk aesthetic into areas even further afield than the debut, on songs such as "Icon," it also anticipates the more melodic and varied sonic approach Siouxsie would take on future albums after reforming the band. Where the album (and its reputation) falters a bit is the way it ends: the fourteen minute "The Lord's Prayer," which was an integral part of their live set at the time. While impressive in theory, the song just isn't sonically compelling enough to provide a proper finale to what is otherwise one of the more inventive albums in Siouxsie and The Banshees' discography. Join Hands (2006 Remastered Edition) Siouxsie and the Banshees / Classic Album Selection volume two. Three months after the release of the first volume, comes Siouxsie and the Banshees Classic Album Selection Volume Two a six-CD box set gathering up the remainder of their studio output from the years 1985 – 1995. This features the albums: Hyaena , Tinderbox , Through The Looking Glass , Peepshow , Superstition and The Rapture . There are no bonus tracks. Packaging is as before, with the CDs in gatefold wallets inside a rigid outer slipcase. The design on the slipcase is the work of German graphic artist Stefan Fähler (we incorrectly attributed to this Steven Severin previously – apologies to Stefan) and forms the second half of the image begun on the first box. Classic Album Selection is released on 22 April 2016. • UK Pre-order: Classic Album Selection Volume Two • USA Pre-order: Classic Album Selection Volume Two • CANADA Pre-order: Classic Album Selection Volume Two • GERMANY Pre-order: Classic Album Selection Volume Two • SPAIN Pre-order: Classic Album Selection Volume Two • ITALY Pre-order: Classic Album Selection Volume Two. Disc: 1 1. Dazzle 2. We Hunger 3. Take Me Back 4. Belladonna 5. Swimming Horses 6. Bring Me The Head Of The Preacher Man 7. Running Town 8. Pointing Bone 9. Blow The House Down. Disc: 2 1. Candyman 2. Sweetest Chill 3. This Unrest 4. Cities In Dust 5. Cannons 6. Party’s Fall 7. 92 8. Lands End. Disc: 3 1. This Town Ain’t Big Enough For Both Of Us 2. Hall Of Mirrors 3. Trust In Me 4. This Wheel’s On Fire 5. Strange Fruit 6. You’re Lost Little Girl 7. The Passenger 8. Gun 9. Sea Breezes 10. Little Johnny Jewel. Disc: 4 1. Peek-A-Boo 2. The Killing Jar 3. Scarecrow 4. Carousel 5. Burn-Up 6. Ornaments Of Gold 7. Turn To Stone 8. Rawhead And Bloody Bones 9. The Last Beat Of My Heart 10. Rhapsody. Disc: 5 1. Kiss Them For Me 2. Fear (Of The Unknown) 3. Cry 4. Drifter 5. Little Sister 6. Shadowtime 7. Silly Thing 8. Got To Get Up 9. Silver Waterfalls 10. Softly 11. The Ghost In You. Disc: 6 1. O Baby 2. Tearing Apart 3. Stargazer 4. Fall From Grace 5. Not Forgotten 6. Sick Child 7. The Lonely One 8. Falling Down 9. Forever 10. The Rapture 11. The Double Life 12. Love Out Me.