NewsSupergrass / The Strange Ones 1994-2008 career-spanning super deluxe box
12″ box set containing vinyl records & CDs • Six hours of unreleased audio
Supergrass‘ career-spanning box set The Strange Ones 1994-2008 is now more widely available for pre-order.
This set contains all six albums on vinyl picture disc and on CD, along with four further CDs of live material, a two-CD set of remixes, B-sides and rarities and a final CD of unreleased demos, outtakes and ‘oddities’.
That’s a 19-disc set made up of 13 CDs and six vinyl records; in fact, make that 14 discs since a seven-inch single with ‘Caught By The Fuzz’ / ‘Richard III’ 2020 remixes. The label (BMG) claim “over 6 hours of previously unreleased audio material”.
Supergrass: The Strange Ones 1994 – 2008 (click image to enlarge)
In the box with the discs are a 42-page large format book, four colour posters and six ‘Supergrass is 10’ button badges (perhaps sitting in a drawer for the last 15 years?!).
The label are selling these sets direct from the Supergrass shop with a signed photo for £150, although if you can do without the band scrawl there are savings to be made and as you can see below Amazon Germany have this for the equivalent of £126 at the time of writing, which is reduced further (no VAT) for those ordering outside the EU.
As well as the box set there’s a reverse-chronological 26-track, 2LP Strange Ones collection as well as a single CD edition (which is five tracks shorter, curiously). Both are compiled by the band.
The Strange Ones 1994-2008 will be released on 24 January 2020.
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The Strange Ones' 1994-2008 (Deluxe Boxset) [VINYL]
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The Strange Ones - 2LP vinyl
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In the box set:
2-part, rigid, 12″ x 12” x 3″ box, matte laminate outer finish with hot foil cover text, containing:
6 LPs
– 6 x original albums as picture discs: I SHOULD COCO (UK #1, 1995) / IN IT FOR THE MONEY (UK #2, 1997) / SUPERGRASS (UK #3, 1999) / LIFE ON OTHER PLANETS (UK #9, 2002) / ROAD TO ROUEN (UK #9, 2005) / DIAMOND HOO HA (UK #19, 2008)
13 CDs
– 1 x 6CD set – All 6 original studio albums in new digipack
– 1 x 4CD set – Live (5 hours of previously unreleased, career-spanning performances: radio sessions, full live shows and acoustic sets)
– 1 x 2CD set – Remixes, B-sides, acoustic versions and other rarities
– 1 x 1CD set – Demos, out-takes and oddities (all previously unreleased)
7” single
– Caught By The Fuzz / Richard III 2020 Remixes
Book
– 12″ x 12″ 52-page book. Story of each album, written by separate journalists: Everett True, Charles Shaar Murray, Sylvia Patterson, Andrew Male, Adam Sweeting and Paul Moody. Quotes from new band interviews with Matt Everitt. Unseen photos and memorabilia.
Colour posters x 4
Supergrass is 10 – button badges x 8
The Strange Ones 1994-2008 – 2LP vinyl edition
Side 1
1 Diamond Hoo Ha Man
2 Bad Blood
3 Outside
4 Rebel In You
5 Tales Of Endurance (Parts 4, 5 & 6)
6 St. Petersburg
Side 2
1 Fin
2 Kiss Of Life
3 Brecon Beacons
4 Rush Hour Soul
5 Seen The Light
6 Grace
7 Moving
Side 3
1 Mary
2 Beautiful People
3 Pumping On Your Stereo
4 In It For The Money
5 Richard III
6 Late In The Day
Side 4
1 Sun Hits The Sky
2 She’s So Loose
3 Mansize Rooster
4 Strange Ones
5 Lenny
6 Alright
7 Caught By The Fuzz
Tracklist:
1 Diamond Hoo Ha Man
2 Outside
3 Rebel In You
4 Tales Of Endurance (Parts 4, 5 & 6)
5 St. Petersburg
6 Fin
7 Kiss Of Life
8 Brecon Beacons
9 Seen The Light
10 Grace
11 Moving
12 Mary
13 Beautiful People
14 Pumping On Your Stereo
15 In It For The Money
16 Richard III
17 Late In The Day
18 Sun Hits The Sky
19 Mansize Rooster
20 Lenny
21 Alright
22 Caught By The Fuzz
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