Echo and the Bunnymen

[schwenko]

I just bought the re-mastered+bonus tracks cds (and a DVD), so my current interest is high.
Can anyone direct me to a good discography on the web? I snooped around and couldn't find much.
I saw them open for New Order in 1987; they were great!

[skinnytie]

Did you get their box set as well? I'd like to know what others thought of it.

[schwenko]

[quote]Originally posted by skinnytie
[br]Did you get their box set as well? I'd like to know what others thought of it.
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[skinnytie]

A few years ago? Are we talking about the same box set? I just got the one that Rhino put out ("Crystal Days 1979-1999"); I thought it was a recent release. I got it primarily just to have the extended version of "Silver", but also fell in love with th

[skinnytie]

Oh, and I did have the pleasure of seeing them at the Vanderbilt in Long Island about 2 years ago (courtesy of winning tickets on WLIR). They were fantastic, and I couldn't believe they played one of my favorite non-hit tracks, "Heads Will Roll".

[schwenko]

[quote]Originally posted by skinnytie
[br]A few years ago? Are we talking about the same box set? I just got the one that Rhino pu

[schwenko]

[:D]

Well after a day of searching I found this:

http://home.swipnet.se/skroff/echoandthebunnymen.html

Even if you are not a Bunnyman fan you might want to check this site out, since it has many other discographies on the main page. In fact it is

[skinnytie]

It must be the same one, schwenko, mine has copyright 2001 on it as well. And I thought it was just released! I lose all sense of the years here. [:)]

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