Inside Out (Fates Warning Album) - Metal Blade Records Re-mastered 2012 Version Track Listing (released On June 5th, 2012)

Metal Blade Records Re-mastered 2012 Version Track Listing (released On June 5th, 2012)

Disc 01

  1. Outside Looking In (Remastered)
  2. Pale Fire (Remastered)
  3. The Strand (Remastered)
  4. Shelter Me (Remastered)
  5. Island in the Stream (Remastered)
  6. Down to the Wire (Remastered)
  7. Face the Fear (Remastered)
  8. Inward Bound (Remastered)
  9. Monument (Remastered)
  10. Afterglow (Remastered)

Disc 02

  1. Outside Looking In (Live)
  2. Down to the Wire (Live)
  3. The Eleventh Hour (Live)
  4. Point of View (Live)
  5. Face the Fear (Live)
  6. Outside Looking In (Demo)
  7. Pale Fire (Demo)
  8. Shelter Me (Demo)
  9. Island in the Stream (Demo)
  10. Face the Fear (Demo)
  11. Monument (Rough Mix)
  12. Circles (Demo)

DVD INSIDE OUT LIVE

  1. Outside Looking In (1994/1995)
  2. Pale Fire (1993/1994)
  3. The Strand (1994)
  4. Shelter Me (1993)
  5. Island In The Stream (2010)
  6. Down To The Wire (1994/1995)
  7. Face The Fear (1994/1995)
  8. Monument (1994/1995)
  9. Afterglow (Slide Show)

DVD EXTRAS

  1. Live In Still Water (1994)
  2. Through Different Eyes (1995)
  3. Guardian (Mike Portnoy Drums) (1994)
  4. Shades of Heavenly Death (1995)
  5. MTV Europe Interview (1995)
  6. Eye to Eye (1994/1995)
  7. Face The Face Of Fear (1994)
  8. Don't Follow Me (1994)
  9. Shortest Show Ever (1994)
  10. Guardian (Arch/ Alder Duet) (1994)

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