Here’s a promo poster for an early Trashcans’ gig at Liverpool Polytechnic Student Union.
£3.50 eh? Now that is a steal.
12 June 1990
Filed under: 2008-2010 In The Music | Tags: CD, Emlyn Firth, Music, Trashcan Sinatras
Limited to 2,000 copies, the deluxe edition of ‘In The Music’ is quite stunning.
The packaging is different from the regular release – it comes in a hand stamped paper bag (Led Zeppelin’s ‘In Through The Out Door’ springs to mind.)
A card collector’s box houses the CD and includes a 52 page numbered booklet of photos, lyrics and the names of over 900 loyal fans who have given their support to the band over the years.
As an extra bonus, 250 lucky souls had their copy autographed by the band.
The booklet includes notes from the band explaining how the album developed. Andy Chase explains how he came to produce the album and Emlyn Firth gives a detailed account of the background to the design of the packaging – which adds a real personal touch to the album.
Two extra tracks – ‘I Can’t Stand Tomorrow’ and ‘I Just Don’t Know How’ – are also included, in what has to be the band’s best long player to date.
Get In(to) The Music – you’ll like it.
We’d like to thank you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you – oh, and not forgetting you!
2009 Lo-Five Records LO5007
Here’s the UK release of ‘In The Music’.
It’s pretty much identical to the Japanese release which I’ve previously posted – with the obvious difference being the record label. The poster/lyric fold-out insert is the same.
2009 Lo-Five Records LO5006
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