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Yeah Yeah Yeahs to release ‘Fever To Tell’ limited edition set
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs will release the limited edition box set of their remastered 2003 debut album 'Fever To Tell.' (facebook.com/yeahyeahyeahs/Dan Martensen)
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ew York-based rock band Yeah Yeah Yeahs has announced the release of a remastered version of their 2003 debut album, Fever To Tell, that is packed in a deluxe box set alongside other components, such as unreleased songs and video footage.
With a limited release of 2,000 copies worldwide, the box set will consist of the newly-remastered album in 180-gram audiophile vinyl, nine unreleased four-track recorded demos, the unreleased tracks of Shake It and Boogers, a 164-page hardbound book of Nick Zinner’s personal photographs and 16 pages from Karen O’s personal notebook, iron-on patch and a Champagne Cork 8GB USB stick that includes unseen video contents and signed photo card.
The first 500 fans who pre-order the set will receive a bonus cassette with additional items, one of which is the unreleased demo bonus tracks with handwritten labels by the band.
The price of the set is $195 and is due to be released on Oct. 20, according to Rolling Stone.
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The band, which is made up of Karen O, Nick Zinner and Brian Chase, has also announced the release of a Fever To Tell remastered version in 180-gram audiophile vinyl with five newspaper lyric posters and photos for $30 that can be pre-ordered.
Both the box set and remastered vinyl can be pre-ordered via the band’s website.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs will also kick of their first show in four years on Oct. 25 at The Fonda Theater, Los Angeles. They are also scheduled to perform in California, New York and Texas until November. (wir/asw)
