Talk Talk "The Triple Album Collection" box-set (Jan 9 2015)

[Sensoria]

http://www.amazon.de/The-Triple-Album-C ... DPHK1JSQ3Z

Talk Talk's first three studio albums "The Party's Over" (1982), "It's My Life" (1984) and "The Colour Of Spring" (1986) originally released on EMI Records will be brought up together in a series of "Triple Album Collections" by Warner Music on the Parlophone label on January 9th 2015.
There will be no bonus content on the albums.
"The Triple Album Collection" can be ordered from Amazon Germany.
There will also be such collections of bands and artists like Suzi Quatro, America, Udo Lindenberg, Chris Rea, Simply Red and Kim Wilde.

[obs]

Pretty good deal for 12EUR, but those three are the three studios albums I have.

[Aevion93]

http://www.amazon.de/The-Triple-Album-Collection-Talk/dp/B00OZ1QFWW/ref=pd_sim_sbs_m_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=0FC9PCBZN8DPHK1JSQ3Z

Talk Talk's first three studio albums "The Party's Over" (1982), "It's My Life" (1984) and "The Colour Of Spring" (1986) originally released on EMI Records will be brought up together in a series of "Triple Album Collections" by Warner Music on the Parlophone label on January 9th 2015.
There will be no bonus content on the albums.
"The Triple Album Collection" can be ordered from Amazon Germany.
There will also be such collections of bands and artists like Suzi Quatro, America, Udo Lindenberg, Chris Rea, Simply Red and Kim Wilde.

I see. Well I have all their albums already so I won't be buying this, but these collections can be handy sometimes, especially when the originals are unavailable. Simply Red I thought already had a few of these sets, not to mention their albums have all been remastered and generously (especially the 2000s ones) expanded already. Wish they'd get Demon Music to reissue all the earlier albums rather than issue one of these sets.

[Sensoria]

http://www.amazon.de/The-Triple-Album-Collection-Talk/dp/B00OZ1QFWW/ref=pd_sim_sbs_m_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=0FC9PCBZN8DPHK1JSQ3Z

Talk Talk's first three studio albums "The Party's Over" (1982), "It's My Life" (1984) and "The Colour Of Spring" (1986) originally released on EMI Records will be brought up together in a series of "Triple Album Collections" by Warner Music on the Parlophone label on January 9th 2015.
There will be no bonus content on the albums.
"The Triple Album Collection" can be ordered from Amazon Germany.
There will also be such collections of bands and artists like Suzi Quatro, America, Udo Lindenberg, Chris Rea, Simply Red and Kim Wilde.

I see. Well I have all their albums already so I won't be buying this, but these collections can be handy sometimes, especially when the originals are unavailable. Simply Red I thought already had a few of these sets, not to mention their albums have all been remastered and generously (especially the 2000s ones) expanded already. Wish they'd get Demon Music to reissue all the earlier albums rather than issue one of these sets.

I won't be buying this either as I have all their albums in their original incarnations. But yes, I do agree they can be handy sometimes, especially when the originals are unavailable indeed. I'll skip the Simply Red one for as the same reasons as you as well. Demon Music are doing fantastic job with the 2CD/DVD reissues. Wish they'd re-release every relevant/major '80s artist's back catalogue that way. What a completist thing it would be!

[magnum]

Not for me,,,,,,those 3 albums are long overdue the 2CD deluxe treatment with demos,12"mixes,etc.

[Aevion93]

http://www.amazon.de/The-Triple-Album-Collection-Talk/dp/B00OZ1QFWW/ref=pd_sim_sbs_m_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=0FC9PCBZN8DPHK1JSQ3Z

Talk Talk's first three studio albums "The Party's Over" (1982), "It's My Life" (1984) and "The Colour Of Spring" (1986) originally released on EMI Records will be brought up together in a series of "Triple Album Collections" by Warner Music on the Parlophone label on January 9th 2015.
There will be no bonus content on the albums.
"The Triple Album Collection" can be ordered from Amazon Germany.
There will also be such collections of bands and artists like Suzi Quatro, America, Udo Lindenberg, Chris Rea, Simply Red and Kim Wilde.

I see. Well I have all their albums already so I won't be buying this, but these collections can be handy sometimes, especially when the originals are unavailable. Simply Red I thought already had a few of these sets, not to mention their albums have all been remastered and generously (especially the 2000s ones) expanded already. Wish they'd get Demon Music to reissue all the earlier albums rather than issue one of these sets.

I won't be buying this either as I have all their albums in their original incarnations. But yes, I do agree they can be handy sometimes, especially when the originals are unavailable indeed. I'll skip the Simply Red one for as the same reasons as you as well. Demon Music are doing fantastic job with the 2CD/DVD reissues. Wish they'd re-release every relevant/major '80s artist's back catalogue that way. What a completist thing it would be!

Demon are indeed showing every other label up with their work. A reissue of an older Talk Talk compilation and a very similar new compilation in 2013 weren't enough for me. I'd even be happy with just single-disc remastered/expanded editions (is there enough material for two discs?). Present them in casebound books, add a DVD of promo videos and performances, and people will come.

[obs]

Instead of all the retreads, I bet they would get more sales if they just released "It's My Mix" on CD.

[Sean]

Instead of all the retreads, I bet they would get more sales if they just released "It's My Mix" on CD.

Ditto. Doesn't all the people who would want to have these 3 albums already have it, probably on vinyl, cd, remastered cd, etc. It's My Mix please especially with a little cd version pull out poster like the vinyl had.