Supergrass release deluxe edition of 1999 eponymous album

16 September 2022, 15:56

The self-titled record, which included the hits Pumping On Your Stereo and Moving, is out now.

Supergrass previously announced their plans to re-issue their self-titled album and today it has been released.

The hugely successful LP, which was originally released on 2nd September 1999, has been remastered and expanded for a fans old and new.

Often referred to as The X-Ray Album, Supergrass included the singles Mary, Moving and Pumping On Your Stereo.

This deluxe 2022 re-issue has been remastered from original sources and re-cut on both black, heavyweight vinyl & neon orange vinyl.

Also released as a 2CD digipack, it contains the remastered album plus studio out-takes, never before heard demos, B-sides, rare live tracks and exclusive 2022 remixes, two re-imagined singles by John Leckie & Mick Quinn, and two remixed deep cuts by Mick Quinn & John Cornfield.

The package also includes a revamped 20 page booklet featuring band photos, original single artwork and new sleeve notes by Charles Shaar Murray.

The original record, which reached number 3 on the UK album charts, followed the release of the band's 1995 debut I Should Coco and its 1997 follow-up In It For The Money. It has amassed over 300,000 sales in the UK alone since its release, certifying it Platinum.

The reissue of Supergrass' self-titled album is out now.

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Get the tracklist for Supergrass (Remastered, Expanded Edition):

2CD tracklist (LPs same as CD1)

CD1 – ‘Supergrass’ 2022 remaster

Moving

Your Love

What Went Wrong (In Your Head)

Beautiful People

Shotover Hill

Eon

Mary

Jesus Came From Outta Space

Pumping On Your Stereo

Born Again

Faraway

Mama & Papa

CD2 – Cat Scans

Demos, B-Sides & Live Remixes

Moving (2022 Remix)*

Beautiful People (2022 Remix)*

Pumping On Your Stereo (2022 Remix)*

Born Again (2022 Remix)*

Wild Wind (Demo)*

Pumping On Your Stereo (T-In The Park, 2000)*

Lucky (No Fear)

Blockades*

Sick

You’ll Never Walk Again

What A Shame

Moving (T-In The Park, 2000)*

Believer

Faraway (Acoustic Version)

Out Of The Blue (Monitor Mix)*

Mary, The Varieties, Leeds, 2005)*

Country Number*

Born Again (Forum, Melbourne, 2000)*

Jesus Came From Outta Space (107.7 The End)*

Oracle

* PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED

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