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Released on Cherry Red in December, this is the first of Toyah's Safari Records albums remasetered and expanded.


CD1: SHEEP FARMNG IN BARNET

1. Neon Womb
2. Indecision
3. Waiting
4. Computer
5. Victims Of The Riddle
6. Elusive Stranger
7. Our Movie
8. Danced
9. Last Goodbye
10. Victims Of The Riddle 
(Vivisection)
11. Race Through Space

Bonus Tracks
12. Gaoler
13. Bird In Flight
14. Tribal Look
15. Love Me 
(Dangerfield Session)*
16. Tribal Look 
(Alternate Mix)*
17. Our Movie 
(Shoestring Version)*
18. Waiting 
(Shoestring Version)*
19. Neon Womb 
(Shoestring Version)*
20. Danced 
(Shoestring Version)*


CD2: RARE & ARCHIVE MATERIAL

Spaceward Studios Demos May 1978
1. Computers (Demo)*
2. Little Boy (Demo)*
3. Close Encounters (Demo)*
4. Watch Me Sane (Demo)*
Spaceward Studios Demos Dec 1978
5. Jailer (Demo)*
6. Race Through Space (Demo) *
7. Elusive Stranger (Demo)*
8. Problem Child (Demo)
9. Israel (Demo)
10. Christmas Carol (Demo)
Chappell Studios May-June 1979
11. Race Through Space 
(Alternate Mix)*
12. Neon Womb (No Saxophone)*
13. Our Movie (Alternate Mix)*
14. Waiting (Alternate Vocal Mix)*
15. Indecision (Alternate Vocal Mix)*
16. Computer (Alternate Vocal Mix)*
17. Vivisection (Improvisation)*
Rollerball Rehearsal Studios Oct 1979
18. Love Me (Demo)
19. Tribal Look (Demo)
20. Guilty (Demo)
21. Three-Sided Face (Demo)

* Previously unreleased


DVD: RARE & ARCHIVE FOOTAGE

1. The Story Behind The Album: 2020 Interview
2. Track-By-Track Album Commentary: 2020 Interview
3. Neon Womb: Acoustic Session 2020
4. Computer: Acoustic Session 2020
5. Bird In Flight: Acoustic Session 2020
6. Race Through Space: What’s On 12/04/1979
7. Toyah Interview: What’s On 19/04/1979
8. Danced: The Old Grey Whistle Test 04/03/1980
9. Indecision: The Old Grey Whistle Test 04/03/1980

This looks great! I was worried than Cherry Red might go down the 'clam shell' route of Safari albums, this beyond my expectations!

Well, I'm in!

Hope they do a similar job on The Blue Meaning.

Nice package and a decent price for the goods, but I can't afford to re-buy every album of every artist I once collected. Will live with my 1st pressing on "Great Expectations" and the remaster of "Mayhem." I will get the "Warrior Rock" since I missed out on getting that when it was in print.

I loved Toyah's Safari years 1979-83 and hope that CR does a good job in the presentation. By the looks of it on their website it looks like its well compiled and packaged. Let's hope the sound quality is good.

got confirmation on Facebook through Toyah's official website that these are remastered from the the original tapes.

Got my copy at the weekend, and I'm loving it. The unreleased material is great, especially the 1978 demos - much darker and rather proggier than anything on the final SFiB album. More like the feel of The Blue Meaning.