Abominog Bonus Tracks Edition
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Abominog (Bonus Tracks Edition) is a remastered reissue of Uriah Heep's 1982 album, issued by Sanctuary/BMG in 2005 (EAN 5050749218520). This edition restores the original studio sequence and adds multiple bonus tracks drawn from the Abominog Junior EP, single B-sides and live video/soundtrack edits.
Abominog (Bonus Tracks Edition) is a remastered reissue of Uriah Heep's 1982 album, issued by Sanctuary/BMG in 2005 (EAN 5050749218520). This edition restores the original studio sequence and adds multiple bonus tracks drawn from the Abominog Junior EP, single B-sides and live video/soundtrack edits.
Pros
- Includes six bonus tracks that collect B‑sides and live/video soundtrack edits, expanding the original album content.
- Remastered/reissue treatment intended to improve audio clarity compared with earlier pressings.
- Includes six bonus tracks that collect B‑sides and live/video soundtrack edits, expanding the original album content.
- Remastered/reissue treatment intended to improve audio clarity compared with earlier pressings.
- Preserves key early‑80s singles from the Abominog era, making this edition a convenient single‑disc package for those tracks.
- Issued under Sanctuary/BMG with catalogue/EAN metadata consistent across releases, matching established discography listings.
Cons
- −Some listeners and reviews note the record's 1980s production (synths and slick AOR production) can sound dated to fans of the band's 1970s style.
- −Bonus cover tracks and a few later live cuts have received mixed reactions, with some reviewers finding certain bonus recordings less convincing than the core studio material.
- −Some listeners and reviews note the record's 1980s production (synths and slick AOR production) can sound dated to fans of the band's 1970s style.
- −Bonus cover tracks and a few later live cuts have received mixed reactions, with some reviewers finding certain bonus recordings less convincing than the core studio material.
- −Tracklist and release dates for the reissue appear in retailer/discography listings with minor variations (Feb–Apr 2005), reflecting differing catalogue-release records across sources.
Based on user reviews collected from publicly available sources.