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2007 digitally remastered deluxe edition of one of the many diamonds in the Squeeze discography. The band's third studio album was originally released in 1980 to overwhelming critical and fan acclaim. The album includes many Difford/Tilbrook standards, like "Pulling Mussels (From The Shell)", "If I Didn't Love You", "I Think I'm Go-Go" and "Another Nail In My Heart". This edition adds the bonus tracks "Funny How It Goes" and "Go" (both of which appeared on an earlier remaster) along with the single b-sides "What The Butler Saw", "Someone Else's Heart" and "Pretty One" plus "Going Crazy", "Library Girl", an alt take of "Farfisa Beat" and a demo of "If I Didn't Love You". The true bonus of this set is Disc Two, which a full live set of 19 songs recorded at The Hammersmith Odeon on March 9th, 1980 featuring the band in their prime! Universal.

Digitally remastered reissue of their 1981 album, completewith the two bonus tracks from the box set: 'The Axe Has NowFallen' & 'Looking For A Love'. 16 tracks total, alsofeaturing 'In Quintessence', 'Tempted', 'Heaven', 'Woman'sWorld', 'Piccadilly' and 'Is That Love?'. 1997 A&M release.

It's 1973 in South London. Teenage friends Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook form the band that will see them dubbed The New Lennon and McCartney. Over 35 years later, with their legacy intact and as vital as it has ever been, Squeeze are still touring and reminding fans worldwide just why they have left such an indelible impression on the UK & US music scene.
As befits one of the UK s much-loved acts, there is no end of Squeeze fans currently wearing their influences firmly on their sleeve, whether it be Mark Ronson, Kasabian, Supergrass, Lily Allen, The Feeling or Razorlight. With their fingerprints keenly felt throughout the fabric of popular music, it is only right that these songs, with their evergreen and popular sound, continue to be played and enjoyed live. And so since 2007, a newly reformed Squeeze have been slowly finding time to play a series of gigs and festival dates, preferring to reaffirm their abilities as a band rather than follow some of their peers who have come out in a blaze of publicity, only to be met with disappointment. The new Squeeze line-up, their most able yet, is completed by Squeeze veteran John Bentley and Tilbrook's Fluffers cohorts Simon Hanson and Stephen Large.

2007 digitally remastered edition of the album that followed up the band's stellar success with East Side Story. While both songwriters Glenn Tilbrook and Chris Difford acknowledge it was a forced effort, the sessions were once again produced in part by Elvis Costello and still managed to produce some classics, like the global hit single "Black Coffee In Bed", the energetic "I've Returned" and the torch-like "When The Hangover Strikes". The original album tracks are augmented with the one-off hit single "Annie Get Your Gun", the previously released bonus songs "I Can't Get Up Anymore" and "When Love Goes To Sleep", the b-sides "I'm At Home Tonight", "Elephant Girl", "Spanish Guitar" and rarities "Tomorrow's World (Tilbrook's demo of "His House Her Home"), the demo of "Whenever We Meet" and "Last Call For Love". Universal.

Digitally remastered reissue of their second album (1979),complete with the two tracks from the box set: 'I Must Go' &'Ain't It Sad'. 14 tracks total, also featuring 'Slap AndTickle', 'The Knack', 'Up The Junction', 'Goodbye Girl' and'Cool For Cats'. 1997 A&M release.

2007 single disc collectionn of the UK Pop band's finest moments, coinciding with the reissue of their digitally remastered back catalog and their UK and U.S. reunion tour. Essenital Squeeze showcases the very best of the their contribution to the fine art of the Pop single. Squeeze provided amiably clever popular music which struck the hearts tickled the ribs, moistened the eyes and tapped the feet. Difford & Tillbrook were indecently good at narrating a good domestic yarn over a suitably pithy couplet. Producing a steady stream of enduring pop classics over three decades including the hits, 'Cools For Cats', 'Hourglass', 'Black Coffee In Bed', 'Pulling Mussells (From The Shell)' and 'Up The Junction'. Squeeze are as relevent today as they have ever been, if not more so. The likes of The View, Lilly Allen, Razorlight and Kasabian all citing them as a major influence. 20 tracks including two previously unreleased nuggets: 'Library Girl' and 'Last Call For Love'. Universal. 2007.

A comprehensive overview of a classic artist's career. Featuring hits, key albums, B-sides & fan favourites. Comes with a 24 page booklet including extensive sleeve notes, classic photos and memorabilia.