November 18, 1994:
Out From The Deep - November 1994:
[CD: Virgin - D: 8 92691 2, UK: DINSD 141, F: PM 515]
November 17, 1994:
Here is the track listing for the Limited Edition of The CROSS of Changes:
Tracks 1-9: As per normal album
Extra tracks:
October 27, 1994:
The release date for the special edition of The CROSS Of Changes
has been put back by a week. The release date is now November 21.
This is for Europe, Australia will most likely get it before the
end of the year. I don't know about the US.
The album will contain the regular tracks, plus remixes from the singles, so no new remixes, shame. The cover is identical to the one for the regular album, but this time the android figure is painted in gold rather than yellow. Apart from that the cover is identical.
October 19, 1994:
The "Limited Edition" version of The CROSS Of Changes, similar to the
one for MCMXC a.D., will be out on November 14th. With a special
packing and appearance, it will feature the tracks from the original
album, along with several NEW remixes. The album will most definetely be
released in Europe, but it is uncertain whether the US or other parts of
the world will see a release. An Australian release is likely.
Out From The Deep is also confirmed as the new single, but no date is given, although it is likely that it will be released after the "Limited Edition" album.
October 5, 1994:
In the UK a special edition of this single appeared. Similar to The
Eyes Of Truth "Singles Collection" it features tracks
from the previous singles, and a has a special packaging. Also issued in
the UK is a 12" picture disc.
August 19, 1994:
The third single from The CROSS Of Changes was released in
Europe on August 8. In Australia and the US it was released on August 22/23.
The track is Age Of Loneliness, and is a slightly reworked
version of Carly's Song, the theme song from the film
Sliver. Details of the differences
between these two versions can be found in the FAQ.
Carly's Song was released in Australia last year. This release included the Jam & Spoon Remix, which you'll also find on the new release. In addition, there are two new remixes by Jens Gad and Michael Cretu. Read more about the single in the review.