Our chums at Amazon in the UK are currently not showing shipping to the Great State of Michigan. What’s preventing these from being licensed and reissued? Definitely a want!!!! Just a suggestion. Signed CD box will be on Amazon US (and Germany, I believe) soon. Been too long since I listened to the full album. *sigh* another great box set that I can’t afford. What a price for a 24cd box set!!! Gonna need them after listening to the whole thing! Just look at that sleeve. Still waiting on the standard one to show up there. Ex-frontman of Hüsker Dü and all-around punk rock legend Bob Mould hasn’t skipped a beat since he and the boys took Minneapolis by storm in the late 70s. Man, what a killer set!! Bob mould has always been one of my favorite artist. Clear vinyl is notorious for sounding bad, and every single disc – while beautiful – is pressed on clear vinyl. I bought as many of their singles, albums, and bootleg cassettes I could find. With this, Mansun, Divine Comedy, Pineapple Thief and The Stones SDEs all on order I think I’m sorted for the rest of 2020. wow… i was able to order the signed version from amazon us for $90.09… then looked a few minutes later and it was $134.99… still a bargain for 24 cds, book, signed print… but wow – $45 increase! I was able to get it when it first went on sale for less than $100, so I’m happy about that! The last time I saw Bob Mould the guy behind me had a cell phone up. Also looks like the release date for both sets has moved back from 2 October to 23 October, as per the DMG site and Amazon. However, Amazon just sent me an email saying they are still trying to obtain the signed edition (and the link specifically to the signed edition still has no release date). IMO all artists & venues should do a ‘Kate Bush’ and ban the use of such equipment at all gigs. Oh wow. You’re filming. I have just one Bob Mould track in my collection. Only saw Hüsker Dü once – early on in the SST years in the basement of a dining hall at Syracuse University – very loud, very fast, very raucas, in other words GREAT. This one has been quite an adventure. One of my all time heroes. Andy B, it doesn’t. Thanks. Seems unlikely, but I don’t know). Bob Mould – Workbook This may help to mask the fact that there is precious little new audio material for old fans. Always found him very pleasant and talkative. Until Greg Ginn (of Black Flag) dies (or maybe later), there will likely never be a box set containing Hüsker Dü’s SST years, as so far he has not allowed nearly all of the albums relased on that label (which he OWNS) to be re-released or even re-mastered in any form. … it’s really a shame how pathetic many of these dudes get in their old days; e.g. More availability for signed Bob Mould ‘Distortion’ CD box set in Germany | superdeluxeedition, Steven Wilson’s ‘Ultra Deluxe’ edition The Future Bites sells instantly, Lack of ‘Happy Ending’ contributed to Tears For Fears management split, Prince and Paul McCartney deluxe editions earn GRAMMY nominations, 35 today: The story of Arcadia’s So Red The Rose – In their own words, Steven Wilson to release an ‘Ultra Deluxe’ box set limited to one unit, Exclusive: SDE takes a first look at the Mansun ‘Closed For Business’ box set, Nick Rhodes on what makes a good reissue and a potential ‘Liberty’ redux, U2 / All That You Can’t Leave Behind vinyl set – unboxed, ‘Lloyd Cole in New York’ box set coming to vinyl next month, Macca targets a UK number one with a slew of new ‘McCartney III’ CDs, Second edition of Neil Young’s Archives Vol II now available to pre-order, Where Diamonds Are Halos (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 22nd July 1992), Armenia City In The Sky (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 22nd July 1992), Anyone (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 22nd July 1992), JC Auto (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 22nd July 1992), Believe What You’re Saying (Campfire Mix), If I Can’t Change Your Mind (BBC Radio Session), Where Diamonds Are Halos (BBC Radio Session), Dying From The Inside Out (The Golden Palominos), Hickory Wind (Bob Mould and Vic Chesnutt), I’m Sorry, Baby, But You Can’t Stand In My Light Any More, Sunspots (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), Wishing Well (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), Compositions For The Young And Old (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), Heartbreak A Stranger (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), Dreaming, I Am (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), If You’re True (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), Poison Years (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), Sinners And Their Repentances (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), Lonely Afternoon (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), Brasilia Crossed With Trenton (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), See A Little Light (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), Whichever Way The Wind Blows (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), All Those People Know (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), Shoot Out The Lights (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), Hardly Getting Over It (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), Celebrated Summer (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), Makes No Sense At All (Live At The Cabaret Metro, 14th May 1989), Gift (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), Company Book (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), Hoover Dam (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), After All The Roads Have Led To Nowhere (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), Where Diamonds Are Halos (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), Slick (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), Going Home (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), Running Out Of Time (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), Frustration (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), Changes (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), Can’t Help You Any More (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), Helpless (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), If I Can’t Change Your Mind (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), In The Eyes Of My Friends (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), Clownmaster (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), Gee Angel (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), Explode And Make Up (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), The Slim (Live At First Avenue, 2nd November 1994), Moving Trucks (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), Taking Everything (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), First Drag Of The Day (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), I Hate Alternative Rock (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), Stand Guard (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), Classifieds (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), Hear Me Calling (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), Art Crisis (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), Anymore Time Between (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), Skintrade (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), Eternally Fried (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), Roll Over And Die (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), Lonely Afternoon (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), Egøverride (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), Reflecting Pool (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), Disappointed (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), Hanging Tree (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), Man On The Moon (Live At The Forum, 29th October 1998), The Act We Act (Live At Kutshers Country Club, 21st September 2008), A Good Idea (Live At Kutshers Country Club, 21st September 2008), I Hate Alternative Rock (Live At Kutshers Country Club, 21st September 2008), See A Little Light (Live At Kutshers Country Club, 21st September 2008), Hoover Dam (Live At Kutshers Country Club, 21st September 2008), Circles (Live At Kutshers Country Club, 21st September 2008), Paralyzed (Live At Kutshers Country Club, 21st September 2008), I Apologize (Live At Kutshers Country Club, 21st September 2008), Chartered Trips (Live At Kutshers Country Club, 21st September 2008), Celebrated Summer (Live At Kutshers Country Club, 21st September 2008), Makes No Sense At All (Live At Kutshers Country Club, 21st September 2008), New Day Rising (Live At Kutshers Country Club, 21st September 2008), Hickory Wind (Bob Mould And Vic Chesnutt), Fort Knox, King Solomon (Live At First Avenue, March 1995), I Hate Alternative Rock (Live At First Avenue, March 1995), Could You Be The One?