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Here's mine:

Blancmange: complete promo video DVD collection
Cabaret Voltaire: "Code" and "Groovy, Laidback And Nasty" (deluxe 2CD/DVD editions)
Depeche Mode: complete promo video DVD collection
Alison Moyet: "Alf", "Raindancing", "Hoodoo" and "Essex" (deluxe editions)
Peter Murphy: "Wild Birds: 1985–1995" (with accompanying DVD of promo videos)
New Order: "Republic" (deluxe edition)
Siouxsie & The Banshees: complete promo video DVD collection
The Sisters Of Mercy: "A Slight Case Of Overbombing...Greatest Hits Volume One" (with accompanying DVD of promo videos)
Soft Cell + Marc Almond: complete promo video DVD collection
The The: "Infected" and "The The vs. The World", both on DVD, and "45 RPM: The Singles Of The The" (with accompanying DVD of promo videos)
Thompson Twins: complete promo video DVD collection
Kim Wilde: "Love Moves", "Love Is." and "Now & Forever" (deluxe editions)


I'll come up with some more later.

I would love to see
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plus a Retro Active compilation comeback

why not just get one of these for the thompson twins:

http://tigana.ecrater.com/p/3659043/tho ... -revisited
http://musicvideoresource.com/cart/inde ... ts_id=2959

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Sensoria wrote:Here's mine:

Blancmange: complete promo video DVD collection
Cabaret Voltaire: "Code" and "Groovy, Laidback And Nasty" (deluxe 2CD/DVD editions)
Depeche Mode: complete promo video DVD collection
Alison Moyet: "Alf", "Raindancing", "Hoodoo" and "Essex" (deluxe editions)
Peter Murphy: "Wild Birds: 1985–1995" (with accompanying DVD of promo videos)
New Order: "Republic" (deluxe edition)
Siouxsie & The Banshees: complete promo video DVD collection
The Sisters Of Mercy: "A Slight Case Of Overbombing...Greatest Hits Volume One" (with accompanying DVD of promo videos)
Soft Cell + Marc Almond: complete promo video DVD collection
The The: "Infected" and "The The vs. The World", both on DVD, and "45 RPM: The Singles Of The The" (with accompanying DVD of promo videos)
Thompson Twins: complete promo video DVD collection
Kim Wilde: "Love Moves", "Love Is." and "Now & Forever" (deluxe editions)

I'll come up with some more later.

A complete set of Depeche Mode's videos is long overdue. I know they hate the early videos, but still, I really want the whole lot of them. The New Order and Alison Moyet ones are definitely something I'd love to see happen. Cabaret Voltaire would be good too, as well as their 1991 album Body and Soul. Couldn't get into the ones they made later.

-The Cure - Mixed Up - Deluxe Edition
Wish - Deluxe Edition (with the Lost Wishes please!)

These were announced by Robert Smith back in 2010!

-Time Bandits Deluxe Editions (Dutch 80's band)
-The Cars
-Zee (way back, the Identity album was already released on CD, I didn't know that)


At the moment this is from the top of my head. There must be more, but I don't feel the urge right now.

Luke wrote:-The Cure - Mixed Up - Deluxe Edition
Wish - Deluxe Edition (with the Lost Wishes please!)

These were announced by Robert Smith back in 2010!

-Time Bandits Deluxe Editions (Dutch 80's band)
-The Cars
-Zee (way back, the Identity album was already released on CD, I didn't know that)


At the moment this is from the top of my head. There must be more, but I don't feel the urge right now.

I don't understand the delays with The Cure's reissues and new albums. Wish was meant to be out in 2012 and we were meant to have a new 4:13-related album this year.

Aevion93 wrote:A complete set of Depeche Mode's videos is long overdue. I know they hate the early videos, but still, I really want the whole lot of them. The New Order and Alison Moyet ones are definitely something I'd love to see happen. Cabaret Voltaire would be good too, as well as their 1991 album Body and Soul. Couldn't get into the ones they made later.

Yes, that's something that always makes me feel very angry, Depeche Mode-wise. I don't share their opinion on their early videos being that bad at all. New Order reissue series should be continued where they were left off back in 2009. Alison Moyet Columbia/Sony reissues were meant to be out a couple of years ago but haven't seen the light of day yet. As for Cabaret Voltaire, the Parlophone years box-set in the vein of the last year's "Collected Works 1983-1985" that compiled their Some Bizzare/Virgin period years would be the best. But I'd be fairly satisfied with individual deluxe 2CD/DVD reissues too, just for the promo video matters the most.

Sensoria wrote:

Aevion93 wrote:A complete set of Depeche Mode's videos is long overdue. I know they hate the early videos, but still, I really want the whole lot of them. The New Order and Alison Moyet ones are definitely something I'd love to see happen. Cabaret Voltaire would be good too, as well as their 1991 album Body and Soul. Couldn't get into the ones they made later.

Yes, that's something that always makes me feel very angry, Depeche Mode-wise. I don't share their opinion on their early videos being that bad at all. New Order reissue series should be continued where they were left off back in 2009. Alison Moyet Columbia/Sony reissues were meant to be out a couple of years ago but haven't seen the light of day yet. As for Cabaret Voltaire, the Parlophone years box-set in the vein of the last year's "Collected Works 1983-1985" that compiled their Some Bizzare/Virgin period years would be the best. But I'd be fairly satisfied with individual deluxe 2CD/DVD reissues too, just for the promo video matters the most.

Although three of their early videos are on the 2006 best-of DVD, I'm still longing for a DVD release of the other videos. I kinda thought that if they ever released another singles compilation anytime soon, they might finally do a comprehensive videos collection. The Videos 86>98+ is a fine example of how they should've done a possible The Videos 81>85.

In regards to the New Order ones, I didn't really like some of the inclusions on those reissues. For example, I think True Faith and Blue Monday '88 didn't really belong on Brotherhood. True Faith should've been on a reissued Substance and Blue Monday '88 perhaps on Technique. But I like the short selection of tracks on each because it's almost like a double album, or a remix album a la Pet Shop Boys' Disco. I'm not sure what I'd like to see on a Republic reissue, as I'm not very keen on some of the remixes from that album, but definitely the single mixes of World and Spooky, and the New Order mix of Regret.

I don't really mind how they release the Cabaret Voltaire ones, but I'd love an individual 2CD/DVD release of each one, especially Groovy (second fave album after Micro-Phonies). I'm not really into their early stuff, nor am I into the post-1991 albums. There's plenty of mixes that could go on a Groovy reissue though to fill a second disc. Maybe even after that perhaps a singles compilation like #7885.

Those New Order remasters were a total disgrace with vinyl rips and mistakes on them and even though they were supposed to have been fixed as far as i'm aware that was only done in America and nowhere else. The sound quality on them was terrible as well and somebody needs to go back to the start and do them properly and to start with give us at least a 3 disc version of Substance with all the full length mixes on it.

moni wrote:Those New Order remasters were a total disgrace with vinyl rips and mistakes on them and even though they were supposed to have been fixed as far as i'm aware that was only done in America and nowhere else. The sound quality on them was terrible as well and somebody needs to go back to the start and do them properly and to start with give us at least a 3 disc version of Substance with all the full length mixes on it.

The Australian ones were fixed as well. I took a chance and bought Brotherhood and Technique not knowing if they were fixed. I found some information that explained to tell the difference to check the numbers on the disc, and thankfully I had the corrected ones. Still not perfect though, as some of the songs just weren't mastered that well. Needless to say, I bought the rest of the 1980s albums in their original CD form, and was rewarded with fantastic sound quality.

Substance imo should've been included as well. It's a fantastic compilation and their 12" mixes are brilliant (except for Subculture, I can't stand the single mixes of that track). Add the tracks that were exclusive to different formats and the B-sides/mixes from True Faith and it'll be perfect! I can already imagine an Edsel catalogue reissue program with 3CD/DVD editions. Excuse me while I go to dreamland....

the later new order albums were on a different label. so that could cause problems.

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Secession - Comprehensive collection of their output

Aevion93 wrote:

moni wrote:Those New Order remasters were a total disgrace with vinyl rips and mistakes on them and even though they were supposed to have been fixed as far as i'm aware that was only done in America and nowhere else. The sound quality on them was terrible as well and somebody needs to go back to the start and do them properly and to start with give us at least a 3 disc version of Substance with all the full length mixes on it.

The Australian ones were fixed as well. I took a chance and bought Brotherhood and Technique not knowing if they were fixed. I found some information that explained to tell the difference to check the numbers on the disc, and thankfully I had the corrected ones. Still not perfect though, as some of the songs just weren't mastered that well. Needless to say, I bought the rest of the 1980s albums in their original CD form, and was rewarded with fantastic sound quality.

Substance imo should've been included as well. It's a fantastic compilation and their 12" mixes are brilliant (except for Subculture, I can't stand the single mixes of that track). Add the tracks that were exclusive to different formats and the B-sides/mixes from True Faith and it'll be perfect! I can already imagine an Edsel catalogue reissue program with 3CD/DVD editions. Excuse me while I go to dreamland....

By now, I'm only interested in a proper release of the Factory albums. Through the Recycle-project in 2009, we already have all the Factory singles in very good quality. Because New Order signed to Mute records earlier this year, we may have a proper singles boxset in the (near) future, but I'm not setting my hopes up too high on that.

Bill Nelson-The Two-Fold Aspect of Everything, Savage Gestures..., Chance Encounters..., La Belle et la Bête, Das Kabinet
Furniture-Food, Sex, & Paranoia
The Explorers-The Explorers
Torch Song-Ecstasy

not a re-issue, but a cd issue wish:

everything by Way of the West (but not the crap I-tunes files)