GRATEFUL DEAD “SHAKEDOWN STREAM” 
TO END AS WEEKLY SERIES THIS FRIDAY 
WITH UNRELEASED 1990 SHOW

Bob Weir Will Join Live Pre-Show With 
Grateful Dead Archivist David Lemieux And Historian Gary Lambert
On The Official Grateful Dead YouTube Channel 

“Shakedown Stream” Series Will Continue Periodically Going Forward, 
Starting With Legendary Sunshine Daydream Concert Film On August 27 

LOS ANGELES – Since debuting in April, the Grateful Dead’s streaming concert series “Shakedown Stream” has become a welcomed Friday evening distraction to millions of Dead Heads new and old, while raising nearly $250,000 for various charities. The spirited, live pre-shows have seen hosts Grateful Dead archivist David Lemieux and historian Gary Lambert joined by musical luminaries including David Crosby, John Mayer, Branford Marsalis, and Bruce Hornsby, as well as band members Mickey Hart, Bob Weir, and Donna Jean Godchaux. This Friday, August 7, will see “Shakedown Steam” conclude its run as a weekly series, shifting to a more periodic cadence going forward. The final weekly “Shakedown Stream” will feature an unseen show from the Grateful Dead vault from World Music Theater in Tinley Park, Illinois on July 21, 1990. Bob Weir will once again join the live pre-show.

The final weekly “Shakedown Stream” begins this Friday, August 7, at 8PM EST on the official Grateful Dead YouTube Channel and coincides with “The Days Between,” the annual Dead Head celebration of Jerry Garcia’s life that spans the day he was born (August 1, 1942) and the day he died (August 9, 1995). 2020 marks 25 years since Garcia’s passing. The event is also is part of Daze Between, a virtual celebration of the life and music of Garcia, with charity donations going to the Rex Foundation, the non-profit charity founded by the Grateful Dead. 
 
Although the “Shakedown Stream” series will be shifting away from its weekly cadence following this Friday, Dead Heads will not have to wait long for their Grateful Dead streaming fix. The next “Shakedown Stream” is already scheduled for Thursday, August 27 and will feature the legendary Grateful Dead concert film Sunshine Daydream, which captures the band’s live show from 48 years ago to the day (August 27, 1972) from Veneta, Oregon. The film offers a snapshot of the band at the peak of its playing prowess with memorable performances of “China Cat Sunflower,” “Jack Straw,” “Greatest Story Ever Told,” “Bird Song” and a mind-melting version of “Dark Star” that stretches over 30 minutes. The stream will also benefit the Rex Foundation, carrying on the tradition of the original concert, which itself was a benefit concert for the Ken Kesey family’s Springfield Creamery. 
 
“Shakedown Stream” was conceived as a platform for Dead Heads of all ages to virtually congregate during the challenging days the world currently faces and connect in a familiar way, via a Grateful Dead show. Fans are encouraged to submit questions for Lemieux, Lambert, and each week’s special guest in advance at the “Shakedown Stream” submission page with a limited number being answered during the live pre-show. 

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JOHN COLTRANE’S GIANT STEPS CELEBRATES 60 YEARS 

Newly Remastered Version Of The Jazz Saxophonist’s Influential Atlantic Records Debut, Plus Eight Alternate Takes, To Be Featured On Double-LP And Double-CD Anniversary Sets

35-Track Super Deluxe Digital Edition Will Include Newly 
Remastered Versions Of The Album And Sessions Outtakes 

All Collections Will Be Available On September 18

While it’s true that to musicians especially, Coltrane’s fiercely adventurous harmonic imagination is the most absorbing aspect of his developing style, the more basic point is that for many non-musician listeners, Coltrane at his best has an unusually striking emotional impact.” – Nat Hentoff, original liner notes for Giant Steps (1960)
 
You can tag this LP as one of the important ones. – Ralph Gleason, Down Beat (1960) 
 
Everyone, even those who have had reservations about Coltrane, should hear this set. – Mait Edey, The Jazz Review (1960) 
 
History will undoubtedly enshrine this disc as a watershed the likes of which may never truly be appreciated. – Lindsay Planer, AllMusic 

LOS ANGELES – John Coltrane’s Giant Steps – the influential jazz saxophonist’s first album with Atlantic Records – continues to astound and inspire listeners 60 years after its release. Consistently lauded in music histories, Giant Steps was inducted into the Grammy® Hall of Fame in 2001 and went gold in 2018. To celebrate this seminal album’s six-decade anniversary, Rhino has remastered Giant Steps and all 28 of its surviving sessions outtakes for two new collections. A trailer for the new release is available here. 

GIANT STEPS: 60th ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION will be available on September 18 as a 180-gram double-LP set ($31.98) and as a double-CD set ($19.98) and is available for pre-order here. Both versions include the newly remastered version of the original album plus eight alternate takes. The recordings come packaged in a replica of the original sleeve and labels used for the album’s first stereo pressing, and the packages, each with a booklet, include photos, never-before-seen images of Atlantic Records ephemera, original liner notes, and new liner notes written by Grammy®-winning music historian, Ashley Kahn. As a special bonus, fans who order the 2-LP set from Rhino.com will receive a limited edition 7-inch vinyl single disc featuring alternate takes of “Giant Steps” and “Naima.” 
 
The other anniversary release is GIANT STEPS: 60th ANNIVERSARY SUPER DELUXE EDITION, which will be available to download and stream on September 18. The 35-track collection includes the original album, eight alternate takes, and 20 additional outtakes, all of which are newly remastered. Until now, many of the outtakes were only available on the 1995 set: The Heavyweight Champion: The Complete Atlantic Recordings. 

Giant Steps was recorded in 1959 at Atlantic Studios in New York City. The album features Coltrane on tenor saxophone, Paul Chambers on double bass, Tommy Flanagan on piano, and Art Taylor on drums on all songs except for “Naima,” which features Jimmy Cobb on drums and Wynton Kelly on piano. It’s extraordinary to note that Coltrane began principal recording sessions for Giant Steps less than two weeks after finishing his work with Miles Davis on Kind of Blue, which became the best-selling jazz album in history. 

Considered a landmark in modern jazz improvisation, Giant Steps earned a rare honor in 2004 when the album was selected by the Library of Congress for inclusion in the National Recording Registry. It is well known for Coltrane’s exploration into third-related chord movements, which are now known as ‘Coltrane changes.’ Several compositions on the album have become jazz standards, including the ballad “Naima” (named for his wife) and the title track.  

In the new liner notes that accompany the vinyl and CD sets, Kahn details the album’s origins and eloquently writes about its lasting impact, while interweaving quotes and commentary from Coltrane’s peers, critics, and family. “And yet…Giant Steps is Exhibit A of how Coltrane’s obsession with the inner mechanics of music could not—and did not—impede his lyrical priority as a soloist, nor his compositional knack for inventing memorable, deeply entrancing melodies, says Kahn. “It never trips over its own intricacies, never loses sight that it is indeed music. The title track connects with an altogether hip, finger-snapping affect. “Cousin Mary” is a marvel of blues simplicity and smoky, late-night vibe; “Mr. P. C.” a burner fired by a toe-curling, R&B feel. “Naima” stands as one of Coltrane’s most wistful romantic statements, and “Syeeda’s Song Flute” one of his most playful. “Countdown” is a dizzying slalom down a mountainside, while “Spiral” thrills with a more relaxed energy, a gear-shifting exercise.” 

“‘People like to talk about Giant Steps as a test for young horn players and how he’s breaking new ground with some of the pieces,’ says Ravi Coltrane, son of John, who was born in 1965 and grew up in Southern California and is one of many reed players who have spent countless hours with the music. “‘But it’s the accessibility that stands out for me. The accessibility, despite how challenging some of the material is. It’s still all very listenable and very joyful. John’s music is a joy to study and to play. It’s a joy to listen to.’” 

Kahn concludes, “It remains one of the most talked-about albums of the modern era, a set of music all should have and absorb. It is music that has lived up to the grandiosity of its title: the first, yet not final, of John Coltrane’s fully realized statements, a point along a comet-like path of creative genius, an indelible marker on the timeline of popular music. It is a jazz classic recognized far beyond jazz circles. What more could a true artist hope to achieve?”

GIANT STEPS: 60th ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION
LP and CD Track Listing:

Side One / CD 1
1.      “Giant Steps”
2.      “Cousin Mary”
3.      “Countdown”
4.      “Spiral”

Side Two / CD 1
1.      “Syeeda’s Song Flute”
2.      “Naima”
3.      “Mr. P.C.”

Side Three / CD 2
1.      “Giant Steps” (Alternate, Take 1, Incomplete)
2.      “Naima” (Alternate Take)
3.      “Like Sonny” (Alternate Take)
4.      “Countdown” (Alternate Take)

Side Four / CD 2
1.      “Syeeda’s Song Flute” (Alternate Take)
2.      “Cousin Mary” (Alternate Take)
3.      “Giant Steps” (Alternate Version Two False Start)
4.      “Giant Steps” (Alternate Take)

GIANT STEPS: 60th ANNIVERSARY SUPER DELUXE EDITION
Track Listing

1.      “Giant Steps”
2.      “Cousin Mary”
3.      “Countdown”
4.      “Spiral”
5.      “Syeeda’s Song Flute”
6.      “Naima”
7.      “Mr. P.C.”
The Outtakes
8.      “Giant Steps” (Alternate, Take 1, Incomplete)
9.      “Giant Steps” (Alternate, Take 2, False Start)
10.  “Giant Steps” (Alternate, Take 3, Incomplete)
11.  “Giant Steps” (Alternate, Take 4, Incomplete)
12.  “Giant Steps” (Alternate, Take 5)
13.  “Giant Steps” (Alternate, Take 6, False Start)
14.  “Giant Steps” (Alternate, Take 7, Incomplete)
15.  “Giant Steps” (Alternate, Take 8)
16.  “Naima” (Alternate, Take 1, False Start)
17.  “Naima” (Alternate, Take 2, Incomplete)
18.  “Naima” (Alternate, Take 3)
19.  “Naima” (Alternate, Take 4, False Start)
20.  “Naima” (Alternate, Take 5)
21.  “Naima” (Alternate, Take 6)
22.  “Like Sonny” (Rehearsal 1, False Start)
23.  “Like Sonny” (Rehearsal 2, Incomplete)
24.  “Like Sonny” (Alternate, Take 1, False Start)
25.  “Like Sonny” (Alternate, Take 2, Incomplete)
26.  “Like Sonny” (Alternate, Take 3, Incomplete)
27.  “Like Sonny” (Alternate, Take 4, False Start)
28.  “Like Sonny” (Alternate, Take 5)
29.  “Like Sonny” (Alternate, Take 6, Incomplete)
30.  “Like Sonny” (Alternate, Take 7)
31.  “Countdown” (Alternate Take)
32.  “Syeeda’s Song Flute” (Alternate Take)
33.  “Cousin Mary” (Alternate Take)
34.  “Giant Steps” Take 3 (Incomplete)
35.  “Giant Steps” Take 6 (Alternate)

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BLACK SABBATH CELEBRATE THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THEIR ICONIC ALBUM PARANOID 

VINYL SUPER DELUXE EDITION OUT OCTOBER 9

Five-LP Collection Includes Original Album Plus Rare Quad Mix
Along With The Vinyl Debut Of Two 1970 Concerts

LOS ANGELES - Wildly regarded as innovators of the musical genre which came to be known as Heavy Metal, legendary Birmingham-bred Black Sabbath celebrate the 50th anniversary in 2020 of their multi-million selling album Paranoid with a 5-LP edition released on October 9, featuring the vinyl debut of two 1970 concerts. 

PARANOID: SUPER DELUXE EDITION includes the original album, in addition to a rare 1974 Quad Mix of the album folded down to stereo, plus two concerts from 1970, from Montreux and Brussels, that are pressed on vinyl for the first time. The five-LP set comes with a hardbound book with extensive liner notes featuring interviews with all four band members, rare photos, and memorabilia, a poster, as well as a replica of the tour book sold during the Paranoid tour. The collection is available for pre-order now at the Rhino.com store for $109.98. 

After the success of the band's self-titled debut in early 1970, Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward returned that fall with Paranoid. The record became the band's first album to top the U.K. charts and has sold more than 4 million copies in the U.S. alone. Today, songs like "War Pigs," "Planet Caravan," "Iron Man," and of course, "Paranoid," continue to inspire a new generation of musicians around the world. 

PARANOID: SUPER DELUXE EDITION first two LPs feature the original album plus a Quadraphonic Mix of the album. Originally released on vinyl and 8-track cartridge in 1974, but subsequently long out of print, the Quad Mix has now been made available as a fold-down to stereo mix on vinyl for this set. 

The collection's final three LPs mark the official vinyl debut of two 1970 live performances. The first was recorded on August 31 in Montreux, Switzerland shortly before the release of Paranoid. It captures the band, already a tight musical unit, thundering through new songs like "Hand Of Doom" and "Iron Man" while mixing in "N.I.B." and "Behind The Wall Of Sleep" from their debut album. The second concert was recorded a few months later in Brussels during the band's performance for Belgian television. Unofficial versions of this classic show have circulated in the past, but they've never sounded this good.  

BLACK SABBATH 
Paranoid Super Deluxe 5-LP Boxed Set
Track Listings:

LP 1: Original Album 
Side A
“War Pigs / Luke’s Wall” 
“Paranoid” 
“Planet Caravan” 
“Iron Man” 
Side B
“Electric Funeral”
“Hand Of Doom” 
“Rat Salad” 
“Jack The Stripper / Fairies Wear Boots”
 
LP 2: Quadradisc Mix in Stereo (WS4 1887) 1974
Side C
“War Pigs / Luke’s Wall” 
“Paranoid” 
“Planet Caravan” 
“Iron Man”
 
Side D
“Electric Funeral”
“Hand Of Doom” 
“Rat Salad” 
“Jack The Stripper / Fairies Wear Boots”
 
LP 3: Live in Montreux 1970 (Part One)
Side E
“Intro” 
“Paranoid” 
“N.I.B.”
“Behind The Wall Of Sleep”

Side F
“Iron Man”
“War Pigs”
 
LP 4: Live in Montreux 1970 (Part Two)/Live in Brussels 1970 (Part One)
Side G
“Fairies Wear Boots” 
“Hand Of Doom” 
 
Side H
“Paranoid” 
“Hand Of Doom”
“Rat Salad”
“Iron Man” 
 
LP 5: Live in Brussels 1970 (Part Two) 
Side J
“Black Sabbath” 
“N.I.B.” 
 
Side K
“Behind The Wall Of Sleep” 
“War Pigs” 
“Fairies Wear Boots” 
 

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THE DOOBIE BROTHERS: QUADIO

Blu-Ray Audio Boxed Set Spotlights Four Of The Band’s Essential Early Albums With Quadraphonic And High-Resolution Stereo Mixes Of Toulouse Street, The Captain & Me, What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits, And Stampede 

Available From The Band’s Website And Rhino.com On September 4, 
And From All Other Retail Outlets On November 6

The Doobie Brother’s 50th Anniversary Tour Has Been Rescheduled For 2021

LOS ANGELES – The Doobie Brothers celebrate two major milestones this year as the band marks its 50th anniversary and its induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in November. The 50th Anniversary Tour that was also planned for this year has been rescheduled for 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic (new tour dates below). This will be the first time that principal band members Tom Johnston, Michael McDonald, Pat Simmons and John McFee have toured together in more than 25 years.

Before the band is welcomed into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Rhino will release a new boxed set that highlights some of the music that helped make the Doobie Brothers one of the most popular bands of its generation. THE DOOBIE BROTHERS: QUADIO will feature quadraphonic mixes of Toulouse Street, The Captain & Me, What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits, and Stampede. The four Blu-ray audio discs come in replicas of the original vinyl record sleeves and are all packaged together in a clamshell box. 

The set will be available for $59.98 on September 4 through www.TheDoobieBrothers.com and www.Rhino.com and is available for pre-order now. The set will be released to all other retail outlets a few weeks later on November 6. 

For this collection, all four albums have been mastered using the original four-track Quad mixes. The set includes both the quadraphonic and high-resolution stereo (19224 DTS-HD Master Audio) mixes for each album. To enjoy the Quadraphonic mix as intended, the Blu-ray audio discs should be played using Surround Sound. 

THE DOOBIE BROTHERS: QUADIO brings together four essential albums from the band’s early days. It begins with the group’s second album, Toulouse Street, which was released in July 1972. The record achieved platinum status and launched the group to stardom with the hits “Listen to The Music,” “Rockin’ Down the Highway” and “Jesus is Just Alright.” 

The following year, the band returned with The Captain & Me, which was certified double-platinum on the strength of hits “Long Train Runnin’” and “China Grove,” as well as fan favorites “South City Midnight Lady” and “Without You.” These back-to-back classic albums represent one of the greatest one-two vinyl punches of the 1970s. Many songs from the albums are still played every day on the radio, a testament to the timelessness of the music. 

In 1974, the Doobie Brothers released the group’s fourth album, What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits. The record peaked at #4 on the albums chart and was certified double-platinum. It also featured the band’s first #1 hit, “Black Water,” which was originally released as the B-side to “Another Park, Another Sunday.” 

Stampede is the final studio album featured in THE DOOBIE BROTHERS: QUADIO. Released in April 1975 and certified gold, it also peaked at #4 on the albums chart. It includes the Top 40 hits “Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me)” and “Sweet Maxine.” Stampede would be The Doobie Brothers’ last studio album with original singer/guitarist Tom Johnston until he re-joined the band in 1989. 

THE DOOBIE BROTHERS: QUADIO 

Toulouse Street
1.      “Listen To The Music”
2.      “Rockin’ Down The Highway”
3.      “Mamaloi”
4.      “Toulouse Street”
5.      “Cotton Mouth”
6.      “Don’t Start Me To Talkin’”
7.      “Jesus Is Just Alright”
8.      “White Sun”
9.      “Disciple”
10.  “Snake Man”

The Captain & Me
1.      “Natural Thing”
2.      “Long Train Runnin’”
3.      “China Grove”
4.      “Dark Eyed Cajun Woman”
5.      “Clear As The Driven Snow”
6.      “Without You”
7.      “South City Midnight Lady”
8.      “Evil Woman”
9.      “Busted Down Around O’Connelly Corners”
10.  “Ukiah”
11.  “The Captain And Me”

What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits

1.      “Song To See You Through” 
2.      “Spirit”
3.      “Pursuit On 53rd St.”
4.      “Black Water”
5.      “Eyes Of Silver”
6.      “Road Angel”
7.      “You Just Can’t Stop It”
8.      “Tell Me What You Want (And I’ll Give You What You Need)”
9.      “Down In The Track”
10.  “Another Park, Another Sunday”
11.  “Daughters Of The Sea”
12.  “Flying Cloud”

Stampede
1.      “Sweet Maxine”
2.      “Neal’s Fandango”
3.      “Texas Lullaby”
4.      “Music Man”
5.      “Slack Key Soquel Rag”
6.      “Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me A Little While)”
7.      “I Cheat The Hangman”
8.      “Précis”
9.      “Rainy Day Crossroad Blues”
10.  “I Been Workin’ On You”
11.  “Double Dealin’ Four Flusher”

July 
17          West Palm Beach, FL              Coral Sky Amphitheatre
18          Tampa, FL                                 MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre
21          Jacksonville, FL                        Daily’s Place
23          Alpharetta, GA                          Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
24          Nashville, TN                            Bridgestone Arena
26           Charlotte, NC                            PNC Music Pavilion
27           Raleigh, NC                              Walnut Creek Amphitheatre
29           Virginia Beach, VA                  Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheatre
30           Bristow, VA                              Jiffy Lube Live
August
1            Allentown, PA                          PPL Center
2            Holmdel, NJ                              PNC Bank Arts Center
4           Camden, NJ                              BB&T Pavilion
5            Wantagh, NY                            Jones Beach Theater
7            Darien, NY                                Darien Lake Amphitheatre
8            Syracuse, NY                            St. Joseph’s Health Amphitheater at Lakeview
10          Saratoga Springs, NY               Saratoga Performing Arts Center
12          Mansfield, MA                         Xfinity Center
14          Gilford, NH                               Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion
15          Uncasville, CT                          Mohegan Sun
26          London, ON                              Budweiser Gardens
27          Toronto, ON                              Budweiser Stage
29          Tinley Park, IL                          Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
31          St. Paul, MN                             Minnesota State Fair
September
2            Clarkston, MI                            DTE Energy Music Theatre
4            Burgettstown, PA                      S&T Bank Music Park
5            Toledo, OH                               Toledo Zoo Amphitheatre
8            Cincinnati, OH                          Riverbend Music Center
9            Cuyahoga, OH                          Blossom Music Center
11          Noblesville, IN                          Ruoff Home Mortgage Center
12          Grand Rapids, MI                     Van Andel Arena
14          Kansas City, MO                      Starlight Theatre
15          St. Louis, MO                           Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
27          Denver, CO                               Pepsi Center
29          Salt Lake City, UT                    USANA Amphitheatre
October
1            Spokane, WA                            Spokane Arena
2            Seattle, WA                               White River Amphitheatre
5            Ridgefield, WA                         Sunlight Supply Amphitheatre
8            Chula Vista, CA                        North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre
9            Los Angeles, CA                       The Forum
11          Fresno, CA                                Save Mart Center
13          Mountain View, CA                 Shoreline Amphitheatre
14          Wheatland, CA                         Toyota Amphitheatre
16          Phoenix, AZ                              Ak-Chin Pavilion
19          Irving, TX                                 Toyota Music Factory
21          Woodlands, TX                         Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
23          New Orleans, LA                      Smoothie King Center

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NEW ORDER ANNOUNCE RELEASE OF 
“POWER, CORRUPTION & LIES” 
2020 DEFINITIVE EDITION

(1-LP 180g/ 2-CD/ 2-DVD)

To Be Released On October 2

New Order are delighted to announce the definitive collection of their 1983 studio album POWER, CORRUPTION, & LIES. The collection which includes an LP, two CDs, two DVDs and a book, features the album remastered for the first time from the original analogue tape masters on LP and CD. The Extras CD contains previously unreleased writing sessions from New Order’s Manchester rehearsal rooms and the 1982 John Peel Session for the BBC. The DVDs capture New Order live during 1982 and 1983 at The Hacienda and Kilkenny, the 1984 Play at Home Channel 4 TV documentary and other rare live & TV performances. Finally a beautiful 48 page hardback book of rare photos and original text collated by Warren Jackson completes the limited edition box designed by Peter Saville. 

The boxed set will be accompanied by individual releases of the four 12” vinyl singles from 1983/1984 that didn’t appear on the original LP, beginning with the best selling 12” of all time “Blue Monday,” followed by “Confusion,” “Thieves Like Us”, and “Murder.”

POWER, CORRUPTION, & LIES was recorded in 1982 at Britannia Row Studios, Islington and produced by New Order. 

POWER, CORRUPTION & LIES DEFINITIVE EDITION
Track Listing:

Power, Corruption & Lies (for CD and LP) (2020 remaster)
1.      “Age of Consent”
2.      “We All Stand”
3.      “The Village”
4.      “5 8 6”
5.      “Your Silent Face”
6.      “Ultraviolence”
7.      “Ecstacy”
8.      “Leave Me Alone”

Power Corruption & Lies - Extras (CD)
Writing Session Recordings
1.      “Age Of Consent” *
2.      “The Village” *
3.      “5 8 6” *
4.      “Your Silent Face” *
5.      “Ecstacy” *
6.      “Leave Me Alone” *

John Peel Session
7.      “Turn The Heater On” 
8.      “We All Stand”
9.      “Too Late” 
10.  “5 8 6” 

John Peel Session Outtake
11.  “Too Late” (instrumental rough mix) *

New York Session Outtake
12.  “Thieves Like Us” (New York demo #1) *

Writing Session Recordings
13.  “Thieves Like Us” *
14.  “Murder” *
15.  “Blue Monday” *
16.  “Blue Monday” *

Album Session Recordings
17. “Blue Monday” (instrumental outtake) *

*Previously unreleased

New Order – Power, Corruption & Lies DVD
DVD 1
 
Live Shows
The Hacienda, Manchester, 1982 
 “In A Lonely Place” 
 “Ultraviolence” 
 “Denial” 
 “The Village” 
 “We All Stand” 
 “Senses” 
 “Chosen Time” 
 “5  8 6 ” 
 “Temptation” 
 “Everything's Gone Green” 

Recorded on June 26, 1982

Rosehill Hotel, Kilkenny, Ireland 1983 
 “We All Stand” 
 “Leave Me Alone” 
 “Denial” 
 “The Village” 
 “Temptation” 
 “Confusion” 
 “Age Of Consent” 
 “Blue Monday” 
 “Everything's Gone Green” 
 “Ceremony” 

Recorded on April 24, 1983

TV Sessions

BBC Top Of The Pops, London, 1983
Blue Monday 

Countdown - 1983
“Confusion” 

Switch - 1983
“Age Of Consent” 
“Blue Monday” 
 
BBC Top Of The Pops, London, 1984 
“Thieves Like Us” 

Extras 
The Hacienda, Manchester, 1983 
“Your Silent Face” 
“5 8 6” 

Recreation Centre, Tolworth, 1983
“We All Stand” 
“Leave Me Alone” 

Tower Ballroom, Birmingham, 1983
“Love Will Tear Us Apart” 
 
First Avenue, Minneapolis, 1983
“Ultraviolence” 

Uni-Mensa, Dusseldorf, 1984
“The Village” 

Alabamahalle, Munich, 1984
“Thieves Like Us” 
“Blue Monday” 

Metropol, Berlin, 1984
“Lonesome Tonight” 
“Confusion” 

DVD 2
Play At Home
Channel 4 documentary made by New Order
 
Live Show
The Hacienda, Manchester, 1983 
“Blue Monday” 
“Age Of Consent” 
“Lonesome Tonight” 
“Your Silent Face” 
“Leave Me Alone” 
“5 8 6” 
“Denial” 
“Confusion” 
“Temptation” 
“Thieves Like Us” 
“In A Lonely Place” 
“Everything's Gone Green” 

Recorded on July 20, 1983
 
 
SINGLES (2020 remaster)
Blue Monday
Side 1   Blue Monday
Side 2   The Beach
 
Confusion 
Side 1   Confusion
Confused Beats
Side 2   Confusion Instrumental
Confusion (Rough Mix)
 
Thieves Like Us 
Side 1   Thieves Like Us
Side 2   Lonesome Tonight
 
Murder 
Side 1   Murder
Side 2   Thieves Like Us Instrumental

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