GATS reissue?

[Lee]

Yeah I’ve got to be in the mood to listen to GATS but I’m really enjoying it again since the re-release. Demos are great.

Hopefully when they can tour again they’ll play a few (rare) songs as a nod to it. Wait all these years for the re-release and fucking COVID happens.

[everlasting]

I saw it in a HMV the other day and they were selling it for £64.99!!! It's bigger than I thought, though. Looks really nice, but not worth that much. Will wait until it's about half that before I get it.

[UEF]

Originally Posted by everlasting

I saw it in a HMV the other day and they were selling it for £64.99!!! It's bigger than I thought, though. Looks really nice, but not worth that much. Will wait until it's about half that before I get it.

£40 on amazon

Gold Against The Soul (Remastered) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B085RPX7..._vmiIFbS06Q4T0

[corporatetom]

Originally Posted by someone, somewhere, soon

that version of What's My Name: notes in the back of the book say it was recorded in Cambridge, USA in 1993?

James definitely namechecks Norwich mid-song - so I'm assuming it's from the same Norwich UAE gig (21/10/92) as the Slash 'n' Burn on the La Tristesse b-side? And they've put that version on the re-release accidentally, rather than the version recorded in the UK Cambridge on 20/10/92, that was also on the La Tristesse single?

Just realised this myself and came straight here to check if anyone else had noticed (haven't been keeping up here for a while).

I feel like your comment didn't get the attention it deserved - despite being almost identical it's a big deal to me that there's now a second officially released live version of the song! (Maybe there's a whole separate thread on this and I missed it, apologies to everyone in that case!)

Stuff like this frustrates me so much - as with the live version of Yourself - reminding me they have all these great live recordings and aren't sharing.