Matador has unveiled plans to release three of Mission Of Burma‘s classic 80s era albums in newly expanded and remastered format.
All three records, Signals Calls & Marches, Vs. and The Horrible Truth About Burma will be delivered on March 18, 2007
Signals will include the band’s debut 7″, “Academy Fight Song” b/w “Max Ernst”, along with two previous unreleased outtakes from those sessions, “Execution” and “Devotion”. Bonus DVD includes rare footage from an early gig at Cambridge, MA’s The Space. Vs. will feature 4 additional tracks and a bonus DVD consists of the full matinee performance from their infamous final hometown show at Boston’s Bradford Ballroom, March 12, 1983. Truth , the posthumous live album, will be restored to correct sequence for the first time since initial release, plus one unreleased track. Bonus DVD contains the entire evening set from the Bradford Ballroom show of March 12, 1983.
All three will also be released on gatefold vinyl with the DVDs included as well as a coupon for MP3s of the albums.
Source Matador has unveiled plans to release three of Mission Of Burma‘s classic 80s era albums in newly expanded and remastered format.
All three records, Signals Calls & Marches, Vs. and The Horrible Truth About Burma will be delivered on March 18, 2007
Signals will include the band’s debut 7″, “Academy Fight Song” b/w “Max Ernst”, along with two previous unreleased outtakes from those sessions, “Execution” and “Devotion”. Bonus DVD includes rare footage from an early gig at Cambridge, MA’s The Space. Vs. will feature 4 additional tracks and a bonus DVD consists of the full matinee performance from their infamous final hometown show at Boston’s Bradford Ballroom, March 12, 1983. Truth , the posthumous live album, will be restored to correct sequence for the first time since initial release, plus one unreleased track. Bonus DVD contains the entire evening set from the Bradford Ballroom show of March 12, 1983.
All three will also be released on gatefold vinyl with the DVDs included as well as a coupon for MP3s of the albums.
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