vocals - Jim Kerr
electric guitars and basses - Charlie Burchill, Gordy Goudie
keyboards, drums, effects and programming - Gordy Goudie, Charlie Burchill, E Pat Lego and Dino Maggiorana
additional guitar on Face In The Sun - Mark Kerr
additional vocals - Mark Kerr, D Tignino and Gordy Goudie

Recorded at the Loft in Glasgow & Taormina, Sicily, Italy.

Thanks and inspiration: Antonio Chemi and Marielle Bellinvia, Ged, Martin, William, Gordy, Mark, Kev and John McLaughlin, Sean Kelly, Kevin Hunter, Vince Clarke, Jaq Doherty and all@2fluid, Yumi Suga, Stefano Silvestre, Sergio and Planet Funk, Giovanni and Mimma Chemi, Ines Stephan, Michaela Pollok

Technical Support - digidesign and emagic.

Special Thanks - Daniele, Emiliano, Dino and Nello

Worldwide Representation: Ian Grenfell at Quietus Management Ltd assisted by Elaine Gwyther.

The original extensive booklet also included images and artwork taken from the Scotland Rocks For Kosovo concert and Neon Lights, so was quite a mixture. It was decided to simplify the artwork for the inner sleeve, just concentrating on the artwork motifs of Cry and including two large pictures of Jim and Charlie.

The back cover of the sleeve was based on the back of the booklet, not the back of the CD. Again, it was simplier and scaled up to LP size better than the CD design.

There was a discussion about reversing the picture on the front of the LP. (This is because the original still, taken from the Dancing Barefoot video, was reversed.) In the end, it was decided to leave it how it was.

• Album's Page
• Track Listings and Commercial Formats
• Promotional Issues
• Introduction By Jim Kerr
• Overseas Issues
• Overseas Promotional Issues
• SACD

vocals - Jim Kerr
electric guitars and basses - Charlie Burchill, Gordy Goudie
keyboards, drums, effects and programming - Gordy Goudie, Charlie Burchill, E Pat Lego and Dino Maggiorana
additional guitar on Face In The Sun - Mark Kerr
additional vocals - Mark Kerr, D Tignino and Gordy Goudie

Recorded at the Loft in Glasgow & Taormina, Sicily, Italy.

Thanks and inspiration: Antonio Chemi and Marielle Bellinvia, Ged, Martin, William, Gordy, Mark, Kev and John McLaughlin, Sean Kelly, Kevin Hunter, Vince Clarke, Jaq Doherty and all@2fluid, Yumi Suga, Stefano Silvestre, Sergio and Planet Funk, Giovanni and Mimma Chemi, Ines Stephan, Michaela Pollok

Technical Support - digidesign and emagic.

Special Thanks - Daniele, Emiliano, Dino and Nello

Tracklisting: Charlie Burchill
Project co-ordination: Val Jennings, Elaine Gwyther
Research: Elaine Gwyther, Simon Cornwell, Val Jennings
Re-issue design: Stuart Crouch Creative
CD mastering: Phil Kinrade at Alchemy Mastering

Special thanks: Jim Kerr, Charlie Burchill

Worldwide representation: Ian Grenfell at Quietus Management Ltd assisted by Elaine Gwyther
www.quietusmanagement.com

To find out more about Simple Minds visit:
www.simpleminds.com
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To buy Simple Minds albums, tour merchandise etc. visit the Official Simple Minds shop at:
www.simplemindsshop.com

Simple Minds on the Edsel label:
Neon Lights (EDSL0036)
Cry (EDSL0037)
Black & White 050505 (EDSL0038)
Graffiti Soul (2CD, EDSL0039)
Big Music (2CD, EDSL0040)
Celebrate: Live At The Glasgow SSE Hydro (2CD+DVD, EDSG8045)
Celebrate: Live At The Glasgow SSE Hydro (Blu-Ray, EDSR2501)

Bonus material was taken from Cry's plentiful singles: Lead The Blind, For What It's Worth and The Garden were taken from the Cry single whilst New Sunrise was the lone bonus track with Spaceface.

Where Is The Max? was an instrumental version of One Step Closer which had previously appeared on Planet Funk's debut album Non Zero Sumness. It was a good opportunity to include it here, as many Simple Minds fans were probably unaware of its existance, and it made a good closing track for the deluxe album. (As Cry originally finished on an instrumental).

Jim expanded on the sleeve notes he'd originally written for Rejuvenation (2001-2014) and so the version in the booklet is longer.

• Album's Page
• Track Listings and Commercial Formats
• Promotional Issues
• Introduction By Jim Kerr
• Overseas Issues
• Overseas Promotional Issues
• SACD