Seconded! (or should that be Thirded!). I've started compiling a list of albums (mostly 80s) that I want to "deluxe" myself. That way I hopefully won't forget about something.
I'm still holding out for late 80's/early 90's reissues for Sheena Easton, Kim Wilde, Paula, Whitney and Stevie. Cher is another want but I am not expecting those anytime soon.
I would love it cos I still listen to it, but is there enough material for a Tracy Chapman debut reissue? The singles bsides were album tracks... no remixes... there may be Just a couple of live tracks..
Tina’s Breaking Every Rule and Foreign Affairs. Remixes, b sides, lives, videos. Bring it on already.
These came yesterday and I'm just getting into them now - I appreciate the amount of details about both albums in each booklet but my LORD the typeface in Haywoode's hurts my eyes dd. It's super dense (this isn't my scan but I think it illustrates my point) Still though, these are lovingly done, and you can tell both artists had a lot of involvement with them. And while I'm here, re: Haywoode, I cannot believe Arrival got five singles and Jelly Baby wasn't one of them.
Typeface ? I still can't read the Mel & Kim FLM reissue booklet because of the typeface !!! Too little !
I didn't realise it was Tom Parker who'd overseen the Sonia singles box. Could someone please just pin that man to a gangplank until he gives us the Dead Or Alive singles box we all need and deserve and been waiting for?
Scan and enlarge. I haven't read it since 2010. I could read it then, in my early 30s, but now I'm not so sure ddd.
Sort it out @WhereDoesTheDJGo ! A PWL Kylie singles boxset is such a no brainer that it has to happen eventually.
