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Cinderella To Release Career-Spanning 'Mercury Years' Box Set.

12/9/2018

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Glam blues metal icons Cinderella are set to release a career-spanning box set. Hitting the racks on 28th September 2018, 'Cinderella - The Mercury Years' includes all of the band's four albums, plus a disc of b-sides and rarities. 
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By Eamon O'Neill.

Glam blues metal icons Cinderella are set to release a career-spanning box set. Hitting the racks on 28th September 2018  through Caroline International, 'Cinderella - The Mercury Years' includes all of the band's four albums, plus a disc of b-sides and rarities. 

Formed in Philadelphia in 1982 Cinderella was forged initially as a glam and heavy metal band before shifting into a more traditional heavy rock and blues-based sound. The band had a string of multi-platinum albums (15 million sold worldwide) and hit singles such as ‘Gypsy Road’ and ‘Nobody’s Fool’.

This set, which has been put together in collaboration with the band's lead singer, principal songwriter and guitarist, Tom Keifer, is housed in a clamshell box with a 16-page booklet containing a new interview with Tom by the renowned and celebrated journalist Malcolm Dome. They discuss the band's history and legacy and it provides the perfect accompaniment to this incredible body of music.

Mastered by Andy Pearce from original tapes (where available), ‘Cinderella – The Mercury Years’ contains:

‘Night Songs’. The bands 1986 debut album hit number three in the US album chart. It was certified triple platinum and spawned the singles ‘’Nobody’s Fool’ and ‘Somebody Save Me’.

‘Long Cold Winter’ (1988), their second album was the start of a departure from the glam metal of their debut moving into more of a blues-rock sound. It broke into the top 10 of the US album charts and was again certified triple platinum.

‘Heartbreak Station’
, was released in 1990 and went in at number 19 in the US album chart. It sold over one million copies and was certified platinum. It was a much more gritty blues-rock album than the previous two.


‘Still Climbing’ proved to be the bands last. Originally planned to be released in 1991, but due to Tom Keifer losing his voice, it was delayed and was finally released in 1994.

The fifth and final disc is a collection of b-sides and live recordings, some of which have not previously been released.

Tracklisting:
DISC ONE – NIGHT SONGS
1. Night Songs​
2. Shake Me​
3. Nobody's Fool​
4. Nothin' For Nothin'​
5. Once Around the Ride​
6. Hell, On Wheels​
7. Somebody Save Me​
8. In From The Outside​
9. Push, Push​
10. Back Home Again​
11. Bonus Tracks ​
12. Nobody's Fool - Single Edit
13. Shake Me - Single B-Side
14. Galaxy Blues - Single B-Side
15. Night Songs - Single B-Side


DISC TWO – LONG COLD WINTER 
1. Bad Seamstress Blues / Fallin' Apart
at The Seams​
2. Gypsy Road​
3. Don't Know What You Got (Till It's Gone)​
4. The Last Mile​
5. Second Wind​
6. Long Cold Winter​
7. If You Don't Like It​
8. Coming Home​
9. Fire and Ice​
10. Take Me Back​
11. Bonus Tracks ​
12. Don't Know What You Got (Till It's Gone) - Single Edit
13. Coming Home - Single Edit


DISC THREE – HEARTBREAK STATION 
1. The More Things Change​
2. Love's Got Me Doin' Time​
3. Shelter Me​
4. Heartbreak Station​
5. Sick for The Cure​
6. One for Rock and Roll​
7. Dead Man's Road​
8. Make Your Own Way​
9. Electric Love​
10. Love Gone Bad​
11. Winds of Change​
12. Bonus Tracks ​
13. Shelter Me -Radio Edit
14. Move Over - Greatest Hits
15. War Stories - Greatest Hits


DISC FOUR – STILL CLIMBING
1. Bad Attitude Shuffle​
2. All Comes Down​
3. Talk Is Cheap​
4. Hard to Find the Words​
5. Blood from A Stone​
6. Still Climbing​
7. Freewheelin​
8. Through the Rain​
9. Easy Come Easy Go​
10. The Road's Still Long​
11. Hot & Bothered​


DISC FIVE - LIVE B-SIDES 
1. Jumping Jack Flash - Single B-Side​
2. Nobody’s Fool - Single B-Side​
3.
Push Push - Single B-Side
4. Once Around the Ride - Single B-Side
5. Somebody Save Me - Single B-Side
6. In from The Outside - Single B-Side
7. Rock Me
Baby
/ Bring It on Home - Single B-Side
8. Second Wind - Single B-Side
9. The More Things Change - Jap live EP
10. Somebody Save Me - Jap live EP
11. Heartbreak Station - Jap live EP
12. Don't Know What You Got (Till It's Gone) - Jap live EP
13. Gypsy Road - Jap live EP
14. Shake Me - Jap live EP

1 Comment
Caleb Loverro
30/4/2020 06:07:29 pm

This is really lame. They have lots of demos their fans would love to hear. Nobody cares about ‘single edits’.

I would buy this if it wasn’t so lame and had actual bonus tracks.

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