Disc 1

1. Great Southern Land

2. Uniform

3. Hey Little Girl

4. Street Cafe

5. Glam (Instrumental)

6. Trojan Blue

7. One By One

8. Break These Chains

9. Mysterious Thing

10. Goodnight Mr Matthews (USA re-record)

11. Over The Line

12. Glam (12" Version)

13. Uniform (German Version)

14. Hey Little Girl (12" Version)

15. Street Cafe (Single mix)

16. Love In Motion (USA re-recording)

Disc 2

1. Iva Davies interviewed by Ian 'Molly' Meldrum (Countdown)

2. Hey Little Girl (Countdown)

3. Rock Around The World interview

4. Hey Little Girl (Top Of The Pops)

5. Street Café (Countdown Rock Awards 1983)

6. This Time

7. Sidewalk

8. Hey Little Girl

9. Love In Motion

10. Stay Close Tonight

11. Don't Believe Anymore

12. Dusty Pages

13. Street Café

14. Can't Help Myself

15. Taking The Town

16. Dance On
ICEHOUSE’s second album, Primitive Man, produced the song Great Southern Land, which became an anthem for Australians everywhere.

This album sold over 650,000 copies when it was first released in Australia and continues to sell to this day with songs from the album receiving high levels of airplay in Europe and the US every year.

The single Hey Little Girl, from the album, made it into the U.K top 20 with ICEHOUSE performing on the legendary British program “Top of the Pops”.

In 2008, the song was voted the best pop song of the 80’s by a national German TV audience for the show Formel Eins.

This 30th Anniversary Edition contains a DVD featuring footage of the band which toured the Primitive Man and Measure For Measure albums plus interviews and TV performance footage.



Track Listing


1. Taking The Town

2. This Time

3. Someone Like You

4. Stay Close Tonight

5. Don't Believe Anymore

6. Sidewalk

7. Dusty Pages

8. On My Mind

9. Shot Down

10. The Mountain

11. Java (Instrumental)

12. Dance On

13. Dusty Pages

14. Taking the town (Extended mix)

ICEHOUSE’s third album, Sidewalk, was released in June 1984 and hit #8 on the albums chart.

This album produced the enduring singles Taking The Town, Don’t Believe Anymore and Dusty Pages.
This 2012 edition of the album contains bonus tracks and is packaged in a deluxe foldout digipack containing unseen pictures from the era.



Track Listing


1. Paradise

2. No Promises

3. Mr.Big

4. Angel Street

5. The Flame

6. Regular Boys

7. Cross The Border

8. Spanish Gold

9. Lucky Me

10. Baby, You're So Strange

11. Too Late Now

12. Into The Wild

13. Just a word

14. The Perfect Crime

15. The Flame (live)

16. No Promises (live)

17. Sister (live)

ICEHOUSE’s fourth album, Measure For Measure, was released in April 1986 and hit #8 on the albums chart.

This album produced the enduring singles No Promises, Baby You’re So Strange, Mr Big (all top 30) & Cross The Border.
This 2012 edition of the album contains bonus tracks and is packaged in a deluxe foldout digipack containing unseen pictures from the era.



Track Listing


Disc 1

1. Crazy

2. Electric Blue

3. Nothing too serious

4. Man of Colours

5. Heartbreak Kid

6. The Kingdom

7. My Obsession

8. Girl in the moon

9. Anybody's War

10. Sunrise

11. Crazy 12" mix

12. Crazy 'midnight mix'

13. Shakin' the cage

14. Over my head

15. Touch the fire

16. Jimmy Dean

17. Electric Blue (Extended mix)

Disc 2

1. Intro

2. Don't Believe Anymore

3. Paradise

4. Mr.Big

5. Hey Little Girl

6. Great Southern Land

7. Cross The Border

8. The Flame

10. No Promises

10. Can't Help Myself

11. Icehouse

12. Sister

13. Taking The Town

14. We Can Get Together

15. Walls

16. Hey, Little Girl

17. My Obsession

18. Mr Big

19. Electric Blue

20. Heartbreak Kid

21. Great Southern Land

22. No Promises

23. Cross The Border

24. Can't Help Myself

25. Crazy

26. Man Of Colours

27. (Drum solo)

28. Baby, You're So Strange

29. Nothing too serious

Man of Colours, ICEHOUSE’s fifth album, reached Gold status in international markets including the US and the UK and became the highest local selling album by an Australian group ever and remained so for over 20 years.

The album has sold over 1 million copies in Australia alone and contains smash hit singles, Crazy and Electric Blue, which both topped the US airplay and sales charts.

This Anniversary Edition of Man of Colours is accompanied by a DVD featuring historic concert footage of the band including a renowned live performance at the Melbourne Music Show in 1988.

The album will also be reissued on limited edition vinyl over three different colours; Red, Yellow and Blue - to match the way it was originally released back on 29 September 1987.



Track Listing


1. Mercy On The Boy

2. Harbour Town

3. The Great Divide

4. Wind And Sail

5. Miss Divine

6. Big Fun

7. Knockin 'Em Down

8. Miracle Mile

9. Where The River Meets The Sea

10. Anything Is Possible

11. Jericho Bay

12. Charlie's Sky

13. Big Fun (The Riddler mix)

14. Miss Divine (The Spellbound mix)

15. Where The River Meets The Sea (demo)

ICEHOUSE’s sixth album, Code Blue, was released in November 1990 and hit #5 on the albums chart.

Singles from the album were "Big Fun", "Miss Divine", "Anything Is Possible" and "Where the River Meets the Sea”.
This 2012 edition of the album contains bonus tracks and is packaged in a deluxe foldout digipack containing unseen pictures from the era.



Track Listing


1. Big Wheel

2. Satellite

3. Goodbye, Valentine

4. Judas

5. Invisible People

6. Feed The Machine

7. Cadillac

8. Sam The Man

9. Stolen Guitar

10. The System

11. Orbital Line

12. Turn It Round

13. Driving Me Backward (live)

14. Blank Frank (live)

15. Satellite (The Ex-Static mix)

ICEHOUSE’s seventh album, Big Wheel, was released in October 1993.

It was recorded at Iva Davies' home studio in Whale Beach during 1993 with Davies on vocals, guitar, bass guitar and keyboards, David Chapman on guitar, keyboards and backing vocals, and Paul Wheeler on drums, percussion and backing vocals.
This 2012 edition of the album contains bonus tracks and is packaged in a deluxe foldout digipack containing unseen pictures from the era.



Track Listing


1. Loving The Alien (originally by David Bowie)

2. Sister Europe (originally by Psychedelic Furs)

3. Heaven (originally by Talking Heads)

4. Complicated Game (originally by XTC)

5. Berlin (originally by Lou Reed)

6. All The Way (originally by Frank Sinatra)

7. All Tomorrow's Parties (originally by The velvet Underground)

8. Let There Be Love (originally by Simple Minds)

9. Disappointed (originally by Public Image Ltd)

10. Really Good Time (originally by Roxy Music)

11. At Night (originally by The Cure)

12. Love Like Blood (originally by Killing Joke)

13. Heroes (originally by David Bowie)

14. Be My Friend (originally by Free)

15. How do you sleep? (originally by John Lennon)

16. Giant and Child Fugue (original)

17. Pas de trois (original)

18. Heroes (The Athens mix)

The Berlin Tapes is a covers / soundtrack released in 1995.

The record was a collaboration between Iva Davies and classical music composer Max Lambert to accompany the Sydney Dance Company's production of the ballet "Berlin", for which Icehouse performed live on stage.
This 2012 edition of the album contains bonus tracks and is packaged in a deluxe foldout digipack containing unseen pictures from the era.

I believe I copied everything correctly!
If you are a fan, what more could you ask for (other than money for all this)? This is incredible. I will have to search for the best price (it may actually just be direct from their site), and do this very, very slowly. Man-this came out of nowhere. I thought they were going to keep doing things slowly-guess not!
There is a bundle price for the whole thing as a box at a reduced rate and in a rare show of class and considertaion for fans-you do not have to repurchase the Icehouse/Flowers remaster (which I still have to get as well!).
Here's where to go...
http://www.icehouse-ivadavies.com/

For $150 AU you can have the lot.
I am hoping the price will drop before I take the plunge.

Just FYI, the bonus tracks on all the CDs are exactly the same as the Icehouse remasters released by Warner in 2002. The only difference I see is on The Berlin Tapes... "Being Boiled" from the 02 remaster has been removed and replaced by "Heroes (Athens Mix)."

Even though the content is the same, I'm glad these are coming out because the 02 remasters have become VERY expensive on the secondary market.

The live tracks and DVDs weren't part of those were they? I knew about the other bonus tracks being the same.

always get these guys mixed up with Icicle Works

The content of the CDs is exactly the same, including the live tracks. The only change is the one track on Berlin Tapes, as mentioned above. Yes, Primitive Man and Man of Colours now come with new DVDs, but the audio tracks on those CDs are the same as the previous remasters.

i purchased "measure for measure" and "the berlin tapes"
when these remasters were first released.
originally, there was a static "pop" on or near the Lou Reed cover,
but it was corrected, so nobody should worry about that.
and although i have friends who call me a Remaster Whore,
at least i try to be objective about the sound quality.
and... the remastered sound quality on this series is quite nice!
not too shrill, bright, compressed, or loud... just right, IMHO.