This special edition of one of punk's most innovative albums contains the whole original album remastered with alternate versions of the three singles and the non-album B-Sides. The Ed Hollis mix of Love Song has never been released in any form before, and check out the Smash It Up instrumental track for sing-a-long karaoke fun, followed by Smash It Up Part 4, the Wessex Studio version, never released before. Included is the impossibly rare Radio Edit 45 version of I Just Can't Be Happy Today - never re-issued and for the first time ever on CD; the single version of Noise Noise Noise, Burglar and Turkey Song. As a special bonus, the Plan 9 Channel 7 video is here.

Digitally remastered and expanded deluxe three CD edition includes two bonus discs containing 38 non-album cuts and live tracks. Damned, Damned, Damned still thrills. Its freshness, energy and capacity to musically assault have never dimmed. As British Punk s first album it remains timeless. Originally released in February 1977 and reaching #36 in the U.K. chart, the album explodes with an energy, power and cutting edge that none of its rivals came remotely close to matching. As such, it is considered by many fans to be their greatest release in their extensive catalogue. Along with the original album, this Deluxe Expanded Edition captures everything else that the band recorded under professional circumstances during Punk s year zero. Early demos, all the B-sides, both John Peel Sessions, their scorching BBC In Concert and the rare Stretcher Case Baby / Sick Of Being Sick single. And if that isn t enough, this release also features a previously unreleased bootleg of the band s very first gig recorded from the 100 Club on July 6th 1976. Sanctuary.

(2-CD set) This album gets a long overdue upgrade, featuring added singles released in 1980 plus their flip sides. The lavish booklet features comprehensive notes with details about the recordings never before revealed and many previously unseen shots of the band from the studio and from the Rockfield sessions. Also included is the original mix of the extended version of White Rabbit, which has never been heard, and the single B-Sides Seagulls, I Believe The Impossible and Sugar and Spite appear on CD for the first time. Synthesist Hans Zimmer produced and played on History Of The World Part 1 before going on to a career in original soundtracks from 'Gladiator' to 'Batman' to 'Pirates of the Caribbean'.

So, who's paranoid? Certainly not The Damned, who have conjured another collection of genre defying anthems. From the jangly garage rock opener of A Danger To Yourself to the lushly psychedelic closer Dark Asteroid, The Damned pull yet another rabbit out of the hat and masterfully affirm their legendary status. 32 years on, the heart of the Damned, Dave Vanian and Captain Sensible, beat stronger than ever, proving with 'So, Who's Paranoid?', that their trademark dark, melodic beauty, tinged with jagged satire is truly timeless.

Digitally remastered and expanded two CD edition of the veteran British Punk/New Wave rockers' 1985 album including a bonus CD that contains additional bonus tracks including mixes, b-sides, live recordings and radio sessions. Their first album to be recorded after the departure of Captain Sensible, Phantasmagoria was recorded at Eel Pie Studios between March and June 1985. It reached #11 in the UK charts, and was the band's highest charting album ever. The Damned centered the entire album around David Vanian's deep voice, giving much of the album a gothic feeling. The vibe of The Damned's 18-minute gothic opera "Curtain Call" from The Black Album resounds throughout Phantasmagoria. 27 tracks. Universal.

Damned, Anything

A brand new compilation featuring the A- and B-sides of all the band's Chiswick singles. Includes four tracks new to CD.

When we recently came to re-press our long-standing The Best Of The Damned, the pressing plant told us that, unfortunately, the films had been lost. Rather than simply make a new set of films, we decided to make a completely new CD and so present you with The Damned: The Chiswick Singles - And Another Thing...

Overseen by the producer of the band's Chiswick releases, Roger Armstrong, the package comes with brand new high-end transfers from the original master tapes - the Damned have never sounded better. An extensive trawl through box after box of saved material from that era means that the booklet features a lavishly illustrated package including rare photographs and tons of memorabilia.

Their second LP is one of their more adventurous efforts. Originally released in 1977 it was produced, incredibly enough by Pink Floyd's Nick Mason. 14 tracks.