Toyah - Blue Meaning (W/Dvd) [Deluxe] (Ntr0) (Uk)

Cherry Red Records is delighted to announce the newly remastered and expanded release of Toyah's 1980 album "The Blue Meaning", the second in a reissue programme of Toyah's entire Safari Records catalogue. 2CD+1DVD digipak with a fully illustrated 24-page booklet containing a brand new introductory note from Toyah, plus rare and unseen imagery including album cover outtakes taken at Wykehurst Place, a gothic revival mansion in Bolney, Sussex. This expanded edition features 27 remastered bonus tracks including single mixes, live tracks, rarities and unheard demos. Amongst the 20 previously unreleased tracks are the final recordings made by this band line-up including 'Silence Won't Do' and 'Jack & Jill', as seen being recorded on the 1980 ITV documentary "Toyah" and have been long awaited by fans for forty years. The very first demo of 'Angels & Demons' recorded at Eel Pie Studios, an Alternate Vocal take of 'Blue Meanings' with the previously unheard original longer song outro and three tracks recorded live at the ICA London all make their release debuts. A sleevenote by Toyah's archivist Craig Astley with input from Toyah Willcox and Joel Bogen which for the first time chronicles the creation of the album and reveals the recording origins of the bonus material. Includes a DVD (NTSC/Region Free) containing three brand new features with Toyah Willcox; an interview about the album/period, a track-by-track album commentary plus an exclusive acoustic three-song session of songs from the era - all filmed October 2020. The DVD also includes rare archive BBC TV performances of 'Mummies' and 'Danced' from Friday Night, Saturday Morning (November 1980) available on DVD for the first time ever.