This is a previously unreleased Doors concert (in its entirety) from 17 September 1968. It features performances of ‘Break on Through (To The Other Side)’, ‘Light My Fire’, and ‘Hello, I Love You’, among others.
This 8-track compilation brings together songs from Chris Rea’s back catalogue that have a festive theme. It includes two versions of the classic tailback classic, ‘Driving Home For Christmas’.
Tangerine Dream’s 1975 album is reissued for its half-century. The 5CD set features a remastered version of the album along with an extended introduction version of ‘Rubycon’ mixed by Steven Wilson. The other four discs host a complete Rainbow concert (from October 1974) and a complete Royal Albert Hall concert from April 1975.
As hopefully most of you who have ordered the Frankie Goes To HollywoodWelcome to the Pleasuredome SDE exclusive blu-ray know by now, it has been subject to manufacturing delays.
As per the original message, we were hoping to start shipping Frankie around about now, but unfortunately it’s going to take a few weeks longer than planned. Shipping will start the week commencing 8 December 2025.
I know this is disappointing, but I can only reiterate that we are very sorry for this delay, especially as I know many of you are waiting for Propaganda, the Frankie box set, or some other titles that have been ordered at the same time.
Thanks for your patience. I mean it. This situation pains me because it’s a great product and we want you to have it as soon as possible. When shipping starts it will take a at least three or four days to get through all the pre-orders so don’t panic if you know people who have received a despatch email and you haven’t. We’ll work through them all as quickly as we can once the stock arrives.
If you haven’t ordered this blu-ray but are interested, you can order at the SDE shop using this link or the button below.
David Bowie’s 1976 album Station to Station will be reissued across two vinyl formats for its 50th anniversary, early next year.
The album features the transatlantic top 10 hit ‘Golden Years’, as well as the singles ‘TVC 15’ and ‘Stay’ (US only). Station to Station was first issued on CD in 1984 (by RCA) before a 1991 Rykodisc expanded CD offered a newly remastered version of the album with two bonus tracks (live versions of ‘Word on a Wing’ and ‘Stay’). The 2010 box set features a much criticised 5.1 mix by Harry Maslin (the original co-producer) on DVD.
Vinyl picture disc of Station to Station uses the original black and white cover photo
The 50th anniversary campaign offers a vinyl picture disc of Station to Station and a half-speed mastered black vinyl edition. The latter has been cut by John Webber at AIR Studios.
The picture disc and half-speed mastered vinyl of Station to Station will be released on 23 January 2026, via Parlophone.
Phil Collins‘ compilation The Singles is being reissued as a 2LP set on coloured vinyl, ostensibly to mark Phil’s 75th birthday.
Originally released back in 2016 as a 3CD, 2CD and 4LP sets (the latter now very sought after), a 2LP edition followed two years later.
The 3CD version featured 45 tracks, the two-CD and 4LP vinyl packages 33 tracks apiece and the 2LP version 19 tracks. The new release is coloured vinyl with one LP magenta coloured and the other a green vinyl pressing.
The Singles will be released on 30 January 2026 via Rhino.
China Crisis’ last studio album, 2015’s Autumn In The Neighbourhood, is being reissued as an expanded edition for its 10th anniversary.
The vinyl edition features the original 12 track album and is pressed on pressed on ‘Cloudy Sky Blue’ vinyl at Seabass Vinyl in Scotland. The expanded CD version offers 10 bonus tracks including demos and live cuts.
The band’s seventh album was originally released on CD via PledgeMusic and sold at concerts. In 2020 a vinyl edition first appeared via Stardumb Records. This new edition is from Last Night From Glasgow.
Some copies of this may already shipped but the wider release is on 5 December 2025.
A previously unreleased live performance by Howard Jones will be released on CD and vinyl early next year.
Live at the Marquee documents a performance from 20 September 1983 at London’s Marquee club and the audio has been newly remixed by Howard. The gig happened a few days prior to Jones making his debut on Top of the Pops.
It’s available as a single CD with a booklet featuring rare and previously unseen photos and as a 2LP set pressed on transparent yellow vinyl (the photos appear on the inner sleeve of the vinyl edition).
Live at the Marquee will be released on 20 January 2025 via Cherry Red.
The BeatlesAnthology is back with a newly added Anthology 4. Initially exclusive to the 8CD and 12LP boxes, Anthology 4 was later announced as a standalone offering (likely due to negative feedback from fans).
Three studio and two live Roxy Music albums are reissued as Japanese SHM-CD as vinyl replica / ‘paper sleeve’ editions. Order this special 5CD bundle from the SDE shop.
The Smashing Pumpkins / Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
New 30th anniversary, 4CD edition of The Smashing Pumpkins’ 1995 album which features ‘Bullet with Butterfly Wings’, ‘1979’, ‘Zero’ and ‘Tonight, Tonight’.
Watch as SDEtv unboxes the 8-disc super deluxe edition of The Who’s 1978 album Who Are You. We also take a look at the SDE exclusive blu-ray audio edition. Both products are out now. You can order the blu-ray via the SDE shop using this link or the buttons below.
WHO ARE YOU – Steven Wilson Dolby Atmos, 5.1, Stereo, Stereo Instrumentals
& Original 1978 Stereo Mix. All previously unreleased except the original stereo mix,
New Song
Had Enough
905
Sister Disco
Music Must Change
Trick of the Light
Guitar and Pen
Love is Coming Down
Who Are You
BONUS TRACKS -Stereo-only
Guitar and Pen (Pete Vox)*
Love is Coming Down (Alternate Take)*
Who Are You (Lost Verse Mix)*
New Song (Pete Vox)*
Love is Coming Down (Orchestra Free)*
Had Enough (Orchestra Free)*
Who Are You (Alternate Take, Pete Vox)*
*previously unreleased
Tracklisting
Who Are You The Who/7CD+blu-ray box
CD 1: Who Are You – remastered
New Song
Had Enough
905
Sister Disco
Music Must Change
Trick Of the Light
Guitar And Pen
Love Is Coming Down
Who Are You
CD 2: Glyn Johns Mix
All tracks previously unreleased
New Song (Glyn Johns mix)
Had Enough (Glyn Johns mix
905 (Glyn Johns mix)
Sister Disco (Glyn Johns mix)
Trick of The Light (Glyn Johns mix)
Guitar and Pen (Glyn Johns mix)
Who Are You (Glyn Johns mix)
Trick of The Light (Single Version Edit – Glyn Johns mix
Guitar and Pen ( Glyn Johns Alt mix)
Who Are You (Glyn Johns Single edit)
New Song (Pete Vocal – Steven Wilson mix)
Sister Disco (Lost Guitar Mix- Steven Wilson mix)
Had Enough (No Orchestra- Steven Wilson mix)
Guitar and Pen (Pete Guide Vocal- Steven Wilson mix)
Love Is Coming Down (No Orchestra- Steven Wilson mix)
Who Are You (Early Run Through -Pete Vox- Steven Wilson mix)
CD 3: Sessions & Demos
Who Are You (Lost Verse Mix)
Guitar and Pen (Olympic 78 Mix)
Love Is Coming Down (Early Run Through)
Empty Glass (Session Out Take)
No Road Romance (Session Out Take)
Trick of the Light (Unused Olympic Edit) Previously Unreleased
Who Are You (Clean Radio Edit)
905 (John Entwistle Demo) Previously Unreleased
Had Enough – John Entwistle Demo Previously Unreleased
Back On the Road (John Entwistle Demo)
Wild Horses (John Entwistle Demo)
Trick of the Light (John Entwistle Demo) Previously Unreleased
Good Time Coming (John Entwistle Demo) Previously Unreleased
Who Are You (John and Cyrano’s mix from The Kids Are Alright)
CD 4: Shepperton 1977
Are You (Early version recorded live in Toronto, 1976) Previously Unreleased
The Kids Are Alright (Shepperton Studios) Previously Unreleased
Run, Run, Run (Shepperton Studios) Previously Unreleased
Yes’ 1973 album Tales from Topographic Oceans will be reissued as a massive 15-disc super deluxe edition box set, early next year.
The box set will feature 12 CDs, two vinyl LPs and a blu-ray audio. The album has been newly remastered by Bernie Grundman (CDs 1 & 2 and both vinyl LPs) and there’s also new stereo mixes of the album in both vocal and instrumental form from Steven Wilson (CDs 3-6 and the blu-ray).
Three CDs of rarities (discs 7-9) includes single edits, alternate versions and ‘In Progress’ recordings alongside some previously unreleased material. Finally, the last two discs feature live recordings from the ‘Tales’ tour, much of it unreleased.
“The album is such a complex piece of work, arguably one of the most uncompromising and polarising albums in the entire genre history of progressive rock, so I spent a long time working on the Atmos mix to arrive at something which I hope does the ambition and scale of the music justice
Steven Wilson
The blu-ray features a brand new Steven Wilson Dolby Atmos Mix of the album, as well as “slightly revised” 5.1 and Stereo mixes also by Steven (he’d originally done these back in 2016). The blu-ray also features the instrumental mixes, although none of the other bonus material (live, rarities, etc.)
This massive box set edition of Tales From Topographic Oceans will be released by Rhino on 6 February 2026.
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Tales from Topographic Oceans(Super Deluxe Edition [Blu-ray]
The Power Station’s self-titled debut album is being reissued for its 40th anniversary in 4CD and 2LP variants.
The band ( a supergroup of sorts) came about during Duran Duran’s hiatus (which also saw Simon Le Bon, Nick Rhodes and Roger Taylor form Arcadia) and featured Robert Palmer, Tony Thompson (from Chic) and Duran members John Taylor and Andy Taylor. Bernard Edwards produced the album (with “informal assistance” from Nile Rodgers) which features the hit singles ‘Some Like It Hot’ and ‘Get It On’.
The new 4CD reissue comes in a clamshell box and features a remastered version of the album, remixes, ‘raw instrumentals’ (taken from the original studio sessions) and unreleased live tracks (from The Spectrum in Philadelphia on 21 August 1985, newly remixed by Richard Whittaker) and Live Aid performances.
It should be pointed out that Robert Palmer would only perform with the band live once (‘Saturday Night Live’ in February 1985) and left the band shortly after album came out. They toured with Michael Des Barres who also performed with them for Live Aid – these are the recordings on the reissue. The box includes a 12 page booklet with a new interview with John Taylor and Andy Taylor (by John Earls).
A 2LP black vinyl edition features the remastered album, single remixes and Live Aid recordings. Both formats will be released on 23 January 2026.
Tears For Fears/Songs From The Big ChairCD, Vinyl, Blu-ray
Tears For Fears’ 1985 album Songs From The Big Chair is reissued for its 40th anniversary across a number of formats, including as an SDE exclusive blu-ray with a brand new Dolby Atmos Mix by Steven Wilson. Blu-ray is back in stock on the SDE shop.
Marillion / Script For A Jester’s Tear (vinyl picture disc)
Marillion‘s 1983 debut album, Script For A Jester’s Tear, is reissued as a vinyl picture disc. Audio is the 2020 stereo remix. 1989’s Season’s End is also available as a 2LP vinyl picture disc.
As mentioned on last week’s Saturday Deluxe, Sananda Maitreya (the artist formerly known as Terence Trent D’Arby) is releasing a box set of the four albums he issued with Sony in the late ’80s and early-to-mid ’90s.
This has now been officially announced and SDE can confirm that it’s a 6LP coloured vinyl box set called Juvenilia: The Columbia Years with all four albums remastered and pressed on 180g coloured vinyl. The albums in question are Introducing The Hardline (1987), Neither Fish Nor Flesh (1989), Symphony Or Damn (1993, 2LP) and Vibrator (1995, 2LP).
Each boast ‘restored artwork’ and a “faithfully recreated sleeve” (not that faithful, since the name is different!) and each has “newly written liner notes and visual material from Sananda’s personal archive”. Neither Fish Nor Flesh originally had a very lavish 12-page booklet – complete with overprinted transparent leaves – so it remains to be seen if that is properly recreated.
Incidentally, Symphony Or Damn was originally issued as a LP+7″ package, with the last four tracks on the album (including the semi-classic ‘Let Her Down Easy’) relegated to the seven-inch single! A rather odd thing to do, so it’s good to see this reissued as a proper 2LP set.
Sananda Maitreya’s Junvenilia: The Columbia Years 6LP box (click image to enlarge)
There are no bonus tracks and Juvenilia is also not available on CD. Make of that what you will. Sananda says: “These albums represent the journey of a young artist finding his voice: bold, vulnerable, and unafraid to challenge the form. It feels beautiful to finally present them together, in the spirit they were born”.
Juvenilia: The Columbia Years will be released on 13 March 2026 (was 6 February 2026). It is available to pre-order now from the official Sandanda shop with a signed print.
Juvenilia: The Columbia YearsSananda Maitreya/6LP vinyl
LP 1: Introducing The Hardline (translucent green vinyl)
SIDE A
IF YOU ALL GET TO HEAVEN
IF YOU LET ME STAY
WISHING WELL
I’LL NEVER TURN MY BACK ON YOU (FATHER’S WORDS)
DANCE LITTLE SISTER
SEVEN MORE DAYS
SIDE B
LET’S GO FORWARD
RAIN
SIGN YOUR NAME
AS YET UNTITLED
WHO’S LOVING YOU
LP 2: Neither Fish Nor Flesh (red vinyl)
SIDE A
DECLARATION: NEITHER FISH NOR FLESH
I HAVE FATE IN THESE DESOLATE TIMES
IT FEELS GOOD TO LOVE SOMEONE LIKE YOU
TO KNOW SOMEONE DEEPLY IS TO KNOW SOMEONE SOFTLY
I’LL BE ALRIGHT
BILLY DON’T FALL
SIDE B
THIS SIDE OF LOVE
ATTRACTED TO YOU
ROLY POLY
YOU WILL PAY TOMORROW
I DON’T WANT TO BRING YOUR GODS DOWN
…AND I NEED TO BE WITH SOMEONE TONIGHT
SIDE B
1. THIS SIDE OF LOVE
2. ATTRACTED TO YOU
3. ROLY POLY
4. YOU WILL PAY TOMORROW
5. I DON’T WANT TO BRING YOUR GODS DOWN
6. …AND I NEED TO BE WITH SOMEONE TONIGHT
Both 6CD and 3LP editions of this release have been recalled. It will now be released on 15 May 2026.
The Style Council’s 1984 album Café Bleu, is reissued as a 6CD special edition featuring unheard material, including early demos, alternate takes, and unreleased songs.
The band’s debut (the band being Paul Weller and Mick Talbot) showcased a new sound for Weller, a cosmopolitan blend of jazz, soul, and was released a year after their first single (‘Speak Like A Child’) and a few other non-album singles that were issued in the US (and a few other territories) as a mini-album Introducing The Style Council.
The new Café Bleu Special Edition in 6CD form includes the following content:
CD1 – Extended edition of Introducing… The Style Council.
CD2 – Café Bleu full album.
CD3 – All related singles, B-sides, remixes, and demos from that era.
The demos disc includes an early demo of ‘Long Hot Summer’ (from August 1982), ‘Boy Hairdresser’ (written for Respond artist Tracie Young) and extended version of ‘The Paris Match’ (running to 6:31) and early variant ‘“’Summertime Song’. There’s also some instrumentals from Mick Talbot including a jazzier version of ‘Party Chambers’ and ‘Mick’s Demo’.
Live recordings include performances from BBC Sight & Sound In Concert at Chippenham’s Gold Diggers and London’s Dominion Theatre.
The 6CD special edition includes a book with new sleeve notes from Gary Crowley. The 3LP vinyl edition offers the expanded Introducing… album on LP 1 (less tracks than on the CD version), the album proper on LP 2 and then a third LP that combines more tracks from the expanded Introducing… with some of the demos.
Café Bleu will be reissued on 15 May 2026 (was 30 January) via UMR / Polydor.
Longtime SDE readers might be aware that I’m a big Bat For Lashes supporter / fan and so I’m pleased to see that the band’s debut album (for ‘band’, read Natasha Khan & friends) is being reissued early next year for its 20th anniversary.
Fur and Gold was released in 2006 and was Mercury Music Prize nominated and features the singles ‘What’s A Girl To Do?’ (with its brilliant video), ‘Horse and I’ and ‘Trophy’.
The album has been newly remastered at Abbey Road Studios by Frank Arkwright, overseen by Natasha and the original producer David Kosten (yes, him).
The 2CD deluxe edition (a digipak) offers a bonus CD of demos, along with a BBC Live Lounge Version of ‘What’s A Girl To Do?’ and a ‘Rob da Bank Session’ version of Tahiti. The vinyl version is just the album.
Fur and Gold will be reissued on 6 February 2026, via BMG.
WINGS is a new Paul McCartney and Wings ‘best of’ that is available across a number of formats including a McCartney and SDE-exclusive blu-ray audio with Dolby Atmos Mixes. Order the blu-ray here (shipping to start imminently)
The Levellers celebrate the 30th anniversary of their chart-topping album Zeitgeist. This 3CD set includes a disc of remixes and a CD with demos and outtakes. The 2LP blue vinyl features just the remixes on LP 2
Leisure Process were a synth-pop duo formed in the early 1980s. Signed to Epic they released four singles before they went there separate ways. The band were Ross Middleton and Gary Barnacle (best known as a session saxophonist) and the singles were produced by Martin Rushent. This 2CD release features all the A and B-sides of the seven-inch and 12-inch singles, plus demos and sessions from the unheard vault tracks that would have likely ended up on the album that never was (it was going to be called Remarkable People with Interesting Lives). This sounds really interesting!
Frankie Goes To Hollywood / Welcome to the Pleasuredome playback event
The Frankie Goes To HollywoodWelcome to the Pleasuredome reissue was released yesterday (apart from the SDE exclusive blu-ray, which is unfortunately slightly delayed) and to mark this occasion a special Dolby Atmos playback event took place at L Acoustics in North London on Wednesday evening.
A selection of tracks were played (‘Welcome to the Pleasure Dome’, ‘Relax’, ‘Two Tribes’, ‘Born to Run’ and ‘The Power of Love’) and amongst the small audience was two members of the band: drummer Peter ‘Ped’ Gill and frontman Holly Johnson. Steven Wilson, who created the Atmos Mix, was also in attendance, and I was there were the rest of the team who put this box set together, including designer Philip Marshall.
The room was dressed with lots of rare and original Frankie memorabilia (mostly on a big table) from the collection of super-fan Mark Ward (R.I.P) and Holly and Ped spent some time looking through it.
Both men seemed to thoroughly enjoy the Atmos Mix and we were lucky enough to spend a few hours with them in the pub, afterwards! A memorable evening, for sure.
Ped (far right) and Holly check out the Frankie collectibles on display
The SDE exclusive blu-ray of Welcome to the Pleasuredome is expected to ship around the middle of this month. As well as the Dolby Atmos Mix, 5.1 Mix, New Stereo Mix and the original mix, it contains exclusive instrumental versions of the album and the bonus tracks (in Atmos, 5.1 and Stereo) and an exclusive 30-minute remix (called ‘Supernova’) of Welcome to the Pleasure Dome by Steven Wilson.
Because it was supposed to be released yesterday, we have put the blu-ray back on sale and you can order only via the SDE shop, using this link or the button below.
New Terence Trent D’Arby box set
Sananda Maitreya (the artist formerly known as Terence Trent D’Arby) is on tour in the UK at the moment and he recently revealed, in an interview with the UK’s Daily Telegraph, that he has made up with his former record label Sony and that the label will be releasing a box set of the four albums he recorded for them over 30 years ago: Introducing The Hardline (1987), Neither Fish Nor Flesh (1989), Symphony Or Damn (1993) and Vibrator (1995).
The box set will apparently be called Juvenilia and Maitreya has written sleeve notes for each album. According to the article, this is supposed to be coming out in December, although that seems a little unlikely, given that it’s now already November and this box set release hasn’t been officially announced yet. It could happen, but early next year feels more realistic.
No more details yet, in terms of remastering, bonus tracks etc.
The Who / Who Are You playback event
There were many great new releases this week, so there was lots going on! On Thursday, I headed to Dolby HQ in the West End of London to hear The Who’s 1978 album Who Are You in Dolby Atmos (the same night Pulp were marking the reissue of Different Class at Rio Cinema in Hackney).
As with Frankie, Who Are You is available as an SDE exclusive blu-ray (#48 in the SDE Surround Series) and also like Frankie the blu-ray contains exclusive content (an instrumental version of the album). Steven Wilson has created the immersive audio mix.
Left to right: Matt Kent, Richard Evans, Steven Wilson, Matt Everitt, Jon Astley (click image to enlarge)
No band members graced us with their presence this time, however broadcaster Matt Everitt hosted an interesting Q&A afterwards with people who have worked with the Who for many decades and offered some real insight into the making of the album and what was happening with the band during this period. These included Jon Astley, who produced the album with The Who once Glyn Johns stepped away from the project, designer Richard Evans who has worked with the band for almost 50 years (and has designed the new box set) and writer and Who expert Matt Kent. Insight into the Atmos Mixing process was offered by Steven Wilson.
Who Are You sounded amazing in the Dolby Theatre and it was a very interesting evening. The blu-ray was released yesterday, and the remaining stock is selling fast. If you don’t have a copy yet, now is the time (Elton John’sCaptain Fantastic… which was issued a week earlier is now sold out). Order The Who exclusively via the SDE shop using this link or the button below.
Win a pair of tickets to a Split Enz Second Thoughts playback event
While on the subject of Dolby Atmos playback events, we have five pairs of tickets a Split EnzSecond Thoughts Atmos playback event to give away!
The event is at Dolby HQ in Central London (Soho Square) at 6.30pm on 13 November 2025. I will be there and there’s an introduction from the album producer, and Roxy Music legend, Phil Manzanera.
If you can definitely make it along, then leave a comment which includes the words SPLIT ENZ PLAYBACK below. I’ll pick five winners at Noon on Friday 7 November and be in touch. Look forward to seeing you there!
Folowing the release of the 7-disc super deluxe edition box set earlier this month, Cooking Vinyl have announced a standalone blu-ray audio edition of The Alan Parsons Project’s 1977 album I Robot.
The blu-ray has the same content as the one in the box set and contains Dolby Atmos and 5.1 surround sound mixes by Alan Parsons, and a hi-res (96/24) stereo remaster by Miles Showell.
The I Robot album draws conceptually on author Isaac Asimov’s science fiction Robot stories, exploring philosophical themes regarding artificial intelligence.
Like other Alan Parsons Project albums, there were a variety of different lead vocalists employed including Steve Harley, Allan Clarke, Lenny Zakatek, Peter Straker, Jack Harris and Jaki Whitren. Plus, a selection of session musicians such as guitarist Ian Bairnson and drummer Stuart Tosh with arrangements by Andrew Powell.
The album was a worldwide hit selling in excess of two million copies, achieving platinum and gold status in numerous countries including the USA, Germany, Australia and Canada.
Audio streams on the blu-ray
Dolby Atmos Mix by Alan Parsons
5.1 Mix of original album by Alan Parsons
Stereo HD Remaster by Miles Showell (96/24)
This blu-ray disc also contains the restored ‘I Wouldn’t Want To Be Like You’ promotional video and interview footage of Eric Woolfson discussing the album.
A 16-page booklet contains sleeve notes featuring quotes from Alan Parsons, the Woolfson family and the musicians, full lyrics and Alan Parsons’ thoughts on Dolby Atmos and 5.1 Surround Sound.
The I Robot blu-ray will be released on 12 December 2025. Pre-order your copy from the SDE shop using this link or the button below.
Tracklisting
I RobotThe Alan Parsons Project/Blu-ray Audio
I ROBOT in Dolby Atmos, 5.1 and HD Stereo
I Robot
I Wouldn’t Want To Be Like You
Some Other Time
Breakdown
Don’t Let It Show
The Voice
Nucleus
Day After Day (The Show Must Go On)
Total Eclipse
Genesis Ch.1. V.32
I Wouldn’t Want To Be Like You (Promotional Video)
The Oasis reissue bandwagon continues its trundle down the Boulevard of Empty Wallets as the band announce – and this appears to be a new monthly pursuit – a new box set or reissue.
Last month it was the Familiar to Millions live album and this time around it’s a seven-inch box set of the singles from the band’s second album (What’s The Story) Morning Glory?, the 1995 long-player that was reissued on CD and vinyl only 27 days ago.
The singles are ‘Some Might Say’, ‘Roll With It’, ‘Wonderwall’ and ‘Don’t Look Back in Anger’. Two UK number ones (‘Some Might Say’ and ‘Don’t Look Back in Anger’) and two number twos (‘Roll With It’ and ‘Wonderwall’).
Audio is the latest remasters and this is presented in a cigarette style box, designed to replicate of the original 1996 CD singles box set. There are two versions: black vinyl and coloured vinyl, with the latter exclusive to the Oasis shop.
The seven-inch box set of (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? will be released on 12 December 2025.
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(What's The Story) Morning Glory? 7" Singles Box Set [VINYL]
Unfortunately, the Frankie Goes To HollywoodWelcome to the Pleasuredome SDE exclusive blu-ray audio has been subject to manufacturing delays and will now ship from mid-November 2025.
We are very sorry for this delay which will impact any SDE shop orders that contain the Frankie Goes To Hollywood blu-ray, including the Frankie + Propaganda bundle.
Orders for the Frankie 7CD+blu-ray box set and the 2LP vinyl (that do not include the blu-ray) are unaffected. Both of those formats (along with the 2CD version) are still released on 31 October.
Thanks for your patience and we look forward to getting this exclusive blu-ray out to you in a few weeks time.
