2008 issue UK 16-track digitally remastered CD album - This collection of rarities was originally released in 1984 and now comes complete with 7 Bonus Recordings including the 7" & 12" mixes of the singles 'The More You Live, The More You Love' & 'Never Again' and the 7" version of 'Remember David'; complete with a picture booklet containing sleevenotes are written by the webmaster of the band's number 1 fansite, David Adams, an extensive discography and images of many of their original sleeves.

1. The Story Of A Young Heart
2. Never Again (The Dancer)
3. The More You Live, The More You Love
4. European (I Wish I Was)
5. Remember David
6. Over My Head
7. Heart Of Steel
8. The End
9. Suicide Day
10. The More You Live, The More You Love - 7" Remix - Bonus Track
11. The More You Live, The More You Love - Full Moon Mix - Bonus Track
12. Lost Control (Totally) - Bonus Track
13. Never Again (The Dancer) - 7" Version - Bonus Track
14. Never Again (The Dancer) - 12" Dance Mix - Bonus Track
15. Living In Heaven - Bonus Track
16. Remember David - 7" Version - Bonus Track

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0012LA9P2/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0012LA9P2/?tag=imwan-21

Ooooh, I'm all over this!

D.

I'm with you on this Davis, now if they can release their first CD remastered with bonus that would be terrific.

Rick A.

Wasn't this a regular album, and not "a collection of rarities"?

I thought so too, but that's what the solicitation says. Maybe they just meant that it's rare. (The original CD pressing is going for $200+ at Amazon.)

I guess that is what they mean. I missed out on the original CD, so this will be a must-buy. "Ther More You Live..." was a great single, I'm sure I still have the 12".

Yes, this was the Seagulls' third studio LP and was released in 1984. It hit #66 in the US and the singles "The More You Live, The More You Love" got to #56 on the singles charts. The video was played frequently on MTV. Good song, very atmospheric actually. Not sure why they said "collection of rarities", I gues they meant the bonus tracks, but it's poorly worded.
Have the early albums been remastered at all? These guys were always quite good-those damn haircuts are what make them a laughing stock to most people.