Off White Records: BRONSKI BEAT - AGE OF CONSENT: REMASTERED & EXPANDED (2CD)

2CD released: Oct 26, 2018

Tracklisting:

Disc 1 : Why?

1.	Why?
2.	Ain't Necessarily So
3.	Screaming
4.	No More War
5.	Love And Money
6.	Smalltown Boy
7.	Heatwave

8.	Junk
9.	Need A Man Blues
10.	I Feel Love/johnny Remember Me
11.	Why? (12" Version)
12.	Smalltown Boy (12" Version)
13.	It Ain't Necessarily So (12" Version)
14.	I Feel Love/remember Me (12" Version)

Disc 2 : It Ain't Necessarily So (Kid Jenson Bbc Session)

1.	It Ain't Necessarily So (Kid Jenson Bbc Session)
2.	Memories (Kid Jenson Bbc Session)
3.	Crazy Maraquitta (Kid Jenson Bbc Session)
4.	Why? (Kid Jenson Bbc Session)
5.	No More War (Demo)
6.	Up And Down (Instrumental Demo)
7.	Heatwave (Demo)
8.	Ultra Clone (Instrumental Demo)

9.	Junk (Demo)
10.	The Other Side Of The Tracks (Demo)
11.	I Feel Love/johnny Remember Me (Rough Mix)
12.	Smalltown Boy (Reprise 2014)
13.	Why? (Live At Stella Polaris)
14.	Smalltown Boy (Arnaud Rebotini Remix)
15.	Why? (Wax Wings Remix)
16.	Smalltown Boy (Kda Pink Triangle Remix)

BRONSKI BEAT

AGE OF CONSENT: REMASTERED & EXPANDED

Label:	LONDON RECORDS
Cat No:	5060555212247
Barcode:	5060555212247
Packaging:	2CD Set

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$30

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Digitally remastered and expanded two CD edition of Bronski Beat's 1984 debut album, released to celebrate the band's 35-year anniversary.
The first CD includes the original studio album, along with four bonus tracks, while the second disc features a selection of demos, remixes, BBC sessions and unheard material. Also included are new sleeve notes from Jimmy Somerville, Mike Thorne and Paul Flynn. The Age of Consent is the debut album by synthpop trio Bronski Beat (Steve Bronski, Larry Steinbachek and Jimmy Somerville), released on London Records on 15 October 1984. This was the only album released by the band to feature Somerville, who departed the band in 1985.