Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Remastered Releases
- CDSEEDS1 - From Her To Eternity (2009)
- CDSEEDS2 - The Firstborn Is Dead (2009)
- CDSEEDS3 - Kicking Against The Pricks (2009)
- CDSEEDS4 - Your Funeral… My Trial (2009)
- CDSEEDS5 - Tender Prey (2010)
- CDSEEDS6 - The Good Son (2010)
- CDSEEDS7 - Henry's Dream (2010)
- CDSEEDS8 - Let Love In (2011)
- CDSEEDS9 - Murder Ballads (2011)
- CDSEEDS10 - The Boatman's Call (2011)
- CDSEEDS11 - No More Shall We Part (2011)
- CDSEEDS12 - Nocturama (2012)
- CDSEEDS13 - Abattoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus (2012)
- CDSEEDS14 - Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!! (2012)
- 12SEEDS1 - "The Mercy Seat" (2010)
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