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| Wednesday, January 28, 2004 - Psychotic Waltz re-releases | Metal Blade Records (Europe) will re-release the long-out-of-print albums by acclaimed progressive metal outfit Psychotic Waltz.
All four albums will be released in two box-sets featuring a wealth of bonus material.
The first box-set will include the albums "A Social Grace" and "Mosquito" and will be released on March 22. The bonus material will be two video clips and a live show from the "A Social Grace" release party in San Diego, 1991. This third bonus disc will be a CD-ROM.
The second box-set will include the albums "Into The Everflow" and "Bleeding" and will be released on April 19. The bonus material will be two demos. This third bonus disc will be an audio CD.
The cover artwork on both box-sets will be different from the original artwork. Also parts of the booklet artwork will look different expect fat booklets with lots of awesome graphics, nice details and all lyrics. Both box-sets include liner notes by Ula Gehret.
Both box-sets graphics and music have been complied by the bandmembers of Psychotic Waltz and are must have items for all fans of the band and for those who were born too late to get hold of the original copies of these masterpieces. |
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