Out This Week / on 9 November 2018

The Beatles‘ 1968 self-titled double album, universally known as the ‘White Album’ is reissued for its 50th anniversary in November across four physical editions, including a seven-disc super deluxe edition. This is gonna be a good one.

Sony’s Legacy Recordings and Experience Hendrix, L.L.C. will reissue a 50th anniversary edition of Jimi Hendrix‘s third and final studio album Electric Ladyland.

Jethro Tull‘s 1968 debut album, This Was, is reissued as a 3CD+DVD deluxe edition with stereo and surround mixes by Steven Wilson and rare recordings.

Dead Or Alive‘s 1986 album Mad, Bad and Dangerous To Know is reissued on limited edition white vinyl. Sold out via many retailers but the SDE shop still has stock.

Sheryl Crow issues Live at the Capitol Theatre, an audio-visual combo package that celebrates the final show of her 2017 Be Myself Tour.

Delayed from last week… Studio Albums 93 to 16 a new 10LP Suede box set that brings together Suede’s five original studio albums and Bloodsports and Night Thoughts from 2013 and 2016. Limited coloured vinyl version has gone, but black vinyl edition still available.

British Britpop era band Cast‘s four Polydor studio albums are collected in The Vinyl Collection 1995-2001, a new 4LP set that features coloured vinyl pressings of all four record and comes with a SIGNED print.

80s Symphonic is a new – and rather unique – ’80s compilation that features original recordings, from hit songs of the decade, combined with orchestral arrangements. Bowie’s ‘Let’s Dance’, newly orchestrated by Nile Rodgers, is the headline track. This has already been issued on CD but the 2LP vinyl is out this week.

Delayed from last week, this lavish coloured vinyl box set celebrates British comedy TV series The League of Gentlemen. The 12LP set has been put together in collaboration with creators Mark Gatiss, Steve Pemberton, Reece Shearsmith and Jeremy Dyson and comes with a print signed by the four of them.