EBX 8

[Pughie]

EBX 8
Solsbury Hill (2009 Remastered Version)
Tell It to Me
Searching
Solsbury Hill (37b Mix)
Solsbury Hill (Manhattan Clique Extended Remix)
Ave Maria
Video Killed the Radio Star (37b Mix)

Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me) (2009 Remastered Version)
Oh L'Amour (Acoustic)
Walking in the Rain (37b Mix)
Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me) (Dan Frampton Radio Mix)
Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me) (Manhattan Clique Extended Remix)
When Will I See You Again (37b Mix)
Can't Help Falling In Love (Acoustic)

Breathe (2009 Remastered Version)
Gone Crazy
Breathe (LMC Extended Club Mix)
Breathe (When Andy Bell Met Manhattan Clique Extended Remix)
Breathe (Acoustic Version)
Mr Gribber and His Amazing Cat

Don't Say You Love Me (2009 Remastered Version)
Lie to Me
Don't Say You Love Me (Mark Moore & Eon Vox Remix)
Don't Say You Love Me (ATOC's Rock 'N 'Ravin' Vocal Remix)
Breathe (Pete Heller's Phela Club Mix)
Don't Say You Love Me (Piney Gir Remix)

Here I Go Impossible Again (Single Mix)
All This Time Still Falling Out of Love (2009 Remastered Version)
All This Time Still Falling Out of Love (Shanghai Suprise Club Mix)
Here I Go Impossible Again (Triggertrax Extended Remix)
Here I Go Impossible Again (Meloboy's Nu-German Compu-Soul Remix)
Here I Go Impossible Again (Pocket Orchestra Club Mix)

[dcd747]

Where is the Oh l'amour single? That wasn't included in EBX7 and it's not as though it was simply a rehash of the original single...

[kwerty]

Where is the Oh l'amour single? That wasn't included in EBX7 and it's not as though it was simply a rehash of the original single...

The Oh L'amour single is already available separately, which is probably why it hasn't been included.

No doubt it's the same reason Rock Me Gently wasn't in the previous EBX releases - it was all already available digitally.

I get the impression the point of these digital EXB releases is to make missing tracks and releases from Erasure's back catalogue available. If singles are already there in full then they are probably not going to 'skip' them for these sets.

[inchmix]

I noticed that the version of Breathe is the album version and not Breathe [Radio version] which is a slightly different mix e.g different intro etc
As it's s Singles boxset it would have been nicer to have here instead album version is what gets used elsewhere it seems. Oh well.

[AaronLancs]

I noticed that the version of Breathe is the album version and not Breathe [Radio version] which is a slightly different mix e.g different intro etc
As it's s Singles boxset it would have been nicer to have here instead album version is what gets used elsewhere it seems. Oh well.

Well the Radio Version of Breathe weren't on the original CD One of the set from where they have compiled this from. It was to be found on the DVD that had the video and one other mix. If memory recalls right.

[kwerty]

I noticed that the version of Breathe is the album version and not Breathe [Radio version]

Well the Radio Version of Breathe .... was to be found on the DVD that had the video and one other mix.

The radio version of Breathe was originally available as an individual digital download - and it still is! Which is probably why it's not in the set, as it's already there to purchase separately if you want it, and always has been.

In fact, if I recall correctly, this version of Breath was the VERY FIRST Erasure track to be available as a digital download.

And you're right, it was also on the DVD.

[AaronLancs]

I noticed that the version of Breathe is the album version and not Breathe [Radio version]

Well the Radio Version of Breathe .... was to be found on the DVD that had the video and one other mix.

The radio version of Breathe was originally available as an individual digital download - and it still is! Which is probably why it's not in the set, as it's already there to purchase separately if you want it, and always has been.

In fact, if I recall correctly, this version of Breath was the VERY FIRST Erasure track to be available as a digital download.

And you're right, it was also on the DVD.

If I recall, didn't Mute have some vaulted site where you could buy it from them and - at the time at least - you could use your credit or debit card plus the innovation of using your mobile phone credit for the code. When you ordered you got an mp3 file (can't remember wether it was 320kbps but it was a high resolution one) plus a printable pdf to create a "J-Card" style singles sheet as they knew people burned the track onto CDRs.

P.S. The additional track was Mr. Gribber and His Amazing Cat on the DVD from remembering now.

[kwerty]

If I recall, didn't Mute have some vaulted site where you could buy it from them and - at the time at least - you could use your credit or debit card plus the innovation of using your mobile phone credit for the code. When you ordered you got an mp3 file (can't remember wether it was 320kbps but it was a high resolution one) plus a printable pdf to create a "J-Card" style singles sheet as they knew people burned the track onto CDRs.

I don't recall there being anything quite so complicated to get the Breathe track, and I don't remember ever having to use my mobile phone to make a purchase (maybe there was a ringtone though?). It was just available to buy from iTunes etc.

What I AM remembering is that there was a Mark Towns remix of Oh L'amour to coincide with the HITS album which was exclusively available as a digital download, and I think there was a PDF with that. I'm thinking that is what you are remembering, which was an exclusive and NOT available from download stores as far as I remember.

P.S. The additional track was Mr. Gribber and His Amazing Cat on the DVD from remembering now.

Yes. The track listing for the DVD was:

01 "Breathe" (Radio Version)
02 "Mr. Gribber and His Amazing Cat"
03 "Breathe" DVD Music Video.

[kwerty]

What I'd say IS missing though are the radio mixes of "Solsbury Hill" and "Don't Say You Love Me".

Both of those were on their respective DVD editions, and unlike the "Breathe" radio mix, are NOT available individually.

Considering SOME tracks from the DVD singles ARE included, I'm not sure what the logic is for not including them.

EDIT: The standard Single Mix of DSYL (aka the Jeremy Wheatley Single Mix) is also NOT in this set, but it IS available individually.

[ben]

It was a lazy release, not remastered, and I agree all versions of the songs should be included in the spirit of the series. I am despite all this happy that they released it, but would have preferred the old style boxes