Deluxe three disc (two CDs + PAL/Region 0 DVD) edition of this 1985 album from the British Alt-Rock icons. This edition features all the non-album b-sides, as well as previously unreleased demos, rare outtakes including controversial early track 'Jesus Fuck', BBC Radio Sessions and much more. The DVD contains the promo videos for the singles released from the album alongside seminal and previously unreleased TV appearances, including their jaw-dropping live TV debut on the Old Grey Whistle Test, a performance of two songs on The Tube, a studio performance and interview from Belgian TV, and never before seen footage of the infamous riot at North London Polytechnic - this includes excerpts of the band's performance on the night, highly entertaining interviews with all four original members, and scenes of the crowd destroying the venue! Edsel.

PSYCHOCANDY, the band's stunning 1985 debut, is #268 on Rolling Stones list of the 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time. Features signature classics including Just Like Honey, My Little Underground, You Trip Me Up, and Never Understand.

1987's DARKLANDS, still full of reverb but somewhat sparer sounding, features highlights including April Skies, Happy When It Rains, and the title track.

This album links the bands UK and US singles, soundtrack cuts and key album tracks released on Creation, Blanco Y Negro/Warner Bros., Blanco Y Negro/Deaf Jam, and Sub Pop. Rarities include alt-rock favorites 'Just Like Honey', 'April Skies', 'Sidewalking' and 'Come On'. Warner Bros./Rhino.

1992's HONEY'S DEAD delivered some of the band's best tracks including the singles Far Gone And Out, Almost Gold, and Sugar Ray plus the brilliant opener Reverence

Deluxe three disc (two CDs + NTSC/Region 0 DVD) edition including the original 1989 album plus bonus tracks and a bonus DVD. This deluxe expanded edition features all the non-album b-sides, the Sidewalking EP, outtakes, BBC Radio Sessions, live tracks and rarities such as the 1988 re-record of early b-side 'Just Out Of Reach'. The DVD features the promo videos for all the singles, the band-made film for Just Out Of Reach and previously unreleased archival TV appearances, including two complete live performances from SNUB TV, an interview at their rehearsal studio for Rapido, and two MTV features, including an entertainingly confrontational interview with the Reid brothers by a hapless VJ. Edsel.

Digitally remastered and expanded three disc (two CDs + NTSC/Region 0 DVD) edition of this 1998 album. Features all the non-album b-sides, a rare comp track and previously unreleased material from the BBC archives Returning to their original home of Creation Records for their sixth album, the Jesus And Mary Chain delivered this sprawling double album master-class in experimental Rock 'n' Roll. Taking the listener on a journey through cracked AM radio melodies, beautifully doomed late night slow burners, and feedback-fuelled noise-pop. By this point the always volatile relationship between the Reid brothers had disintegrated to the point where they were recording their songs separately, though the resulting album is an oddly cohesive and satisfying whole. Edsel. 2011.

1994's STONED & DETHRONED, their last for Blanco y Negro, boasts highlights including God Help Me
featuring guest vocalist Shane MacGowan and Sometimes Always, spotlighting ambient vocals from Mazzy Star's Hope Sandoval, as well as Come On, and Never Saw It Coming.

2010 two CD collection from the British Alt-Rock heroes featuring all their single `A' sides, key album tracks and rarities including guest appearances by Shane MacGowan (The Pogues) and Hope Sandoval (Mazzy Star). Features two tracks never before featured on a Jesus And Mary Chain release: a 2008 recording of 'All Things Must Pass' (recorded for the NBC TV program Heroes) and '45 RPM' (previously only available on a long-deleted mid-90s XFM compilation).

Founded and led by brothers William and Jim Reid - guitarists and vocalists both - these Glasgow-based post-punk icons changed the course of alt-rock with their bold Velvet Underground-meets-Brian Wilson sound.