Released on 25th Sep 2000

Disc 1 - Real Life/Secondhand Daylight Era

• Shot By Both Sides [Alternate Version *]
• My Mind Ain't So Open [Shot By Both Sides]
• Touch And Go [Touch And Go]
• Goldfinger [Touch And Go]
• Give Me Everything [Give Me Everything]
• I Love You You Big Dummy [Give Me Everything]
• My Tulpa [Real Life]
• Definitive Gaze [Play]
• Parade [Play]
• The Light Pours Out Of Me [Upside Down]
• Rhythm Of Cruelty [Rhythm Of Cruelty]
• TV Baby [Rhythm Of Cruelty]
• Back To Nature [Secondhand Daylight]
• Permafrost [Play]
• Feed The Enemy [Sweetheart Contract]

Disc 2 - A Song From Under The Floorboards/Magic, Murder And The Weather Era

• Song From Under The Floorboards, A [Play]
• Twenty Years Ago [A Song From Under The Floorboards]
• Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) [Play]
• Book, The [Thank You]
• Upside Down [Upside Down]
• Sweetheart Contract [The Correct Use Of Soap]
• Shot By Both Sides [Sweetheart Contract]
• Because Your Frightened [Play]
• I Want To Burn Again [The Correct Use Of Soap]
• Model Worker [Play]
• Vigilance [Alternate Version *]
• In The Dark [About The Weather]
• Operative, The [About The Weather]
• Come Alive [Alternate Version *]
• The Thinking Flame (aka Garden - The) [Alternate Version *]

Disc 3 - The Peel Sessions

• Touch And Go [2/78]*
• The Light Pours Out Of Me [2/78]*
• Real Life (aka Definitive Gaze) [2/78]*
• My Mind Ain't So Open [2/78]*
• Give Me Everything [7/78]*
• Burst [7/78]*
• Big Dummy [7/78]*
• Boredom [7/78]*
• TV Baby [5/79]*
• Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) [5/79]*
• Permafrost [5/79]*
• Song From Under The Floorboards, A [1/80]*
• Twenty Years Ago [1/80]*
• Look What Fear Has Done to My Body (aka Because Your Frightened) [1/80]*
• Model Worker [1/80]*

* = previously unreleased.

Glossy Magazine - Get Devoted To Devoto

Record Collector Sep 00 Virgin are to release a 3-CD box-set of Howard Devoto's post-Buzzcocks outfit MAGAZINE on 25th September. Entitled "Maybe it's Right To Be Nervous Now" - the collection will include sleeve notes by author Michael Bracewell. Although the first two CDs compile released material - the final disc is the first-ever issue of the band's four sessions for John Peel - including their version of Buzzcocks' live favourite "Boredom". The set includes their singles and leans to- wards Magazine live material - drawing from 1980's "Play" al- bum. However - there's no sign of the legendary pre-Virgin demo - "Suddenly Eating Sandwiches". A 16-track `best of' compilation - "Where The Power Is" - will be issued simultaneously.