Limahl ‘Colour All My Days’ CD Reissue – Released Tomorrow!
January 19, 2014
Just a quick reminder today for all fans of the band who have gaps in their CD collection 🙂
The long awaited Kajagoogoo and Limahl Box Set ‘Original Album Series’ is on sale tomorrow!
The box set is fantastic value at £15.99 (subject to change as with all items on Amazon) and can be purchased from Amazon UK – click on the logo below to be directed to the product information page.
The package contains the following CD albums, each individually housed in a replica card album sleeve:
White Feathers
Islands
Crazy People’s Right to Speak
Don’t Suppose
Colour All My Days
*****Colour All My Days is exclusive to this set and not previously available on CD*****
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can´t wait for friday,when my Box Set will delivered to me 🙂
An update is on the way Andreas 🙂
Will Colour all my Days be released separately at some point as I have all the others on CD hence why I have not ordered the box set.
Who knows Joanne?? I suspect not, unless we can gather enough momentum on the site to convince ‘Gold Legion’ to put it out Stateside. The new box set is only a tenner delivered on Amazon UK right now, so it’s a bargain price for sure, and worth it for the one disc alone.
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Can anyone tell me why the heck they changed the original “Inside To Outside” album version for the re-mixed one from the single?? All the other singles have their original album versions (like Too Much Trouble, Only For Love etc) . It’s called “The original album series” but this one song is NOT original… I can’t understand Yo can say it;s only a tiny thing but I was weaiting for the album version to have it on CD for sooo long ….( I simply think it’s a lot better than the single “disco” version”…)
Who knows. I’m sorry Dan – I can’t help you on that one. When Gold Legion did the first album on CD, there were similar complaints about the ‘bonus’ tracks included. I guess the guys in control are given a job to do with source material they know nothing about. Asking the fans before they start about what they would expect from a re-issue project would make for a better job perhaps.