Differences
There are three versions of the album: the original Japanese edition, the original UK edition (which were both released with the original line-up featuring Kerry Katona), and the re-issue (which was with the second line-up featuring Jenny Frost).
The original Japanese edition was released first and features rare versions of various tracks. The album features an exclusive song entitled "Real Life", the final mix version of "Holiday" (which was included as the b-side to the single "Whole Again" in demo form), the original version of "I Want Your Love" titled "All The Right Things", the original version of "Whole Again" featuring Kerry Katona speaking all of the verses in the song (only the chorus is sung by Natasha Hamilton), and an exclusive remix of "Right Now".
The original UK edition features a different tracklist. Replacing "Holiday" and "Real Life" are "Get Real", "Turn Me On" and lead single (fourth overall) "Follow Me". Also included is a new mix of "I Want Your Love" (subtitled the "album version") that is closer to the single mix. This edition also features the version of "Whole Again" (where the verses are sung) that went to #1 on the UK Charts when released as a single (during the same time Kerry Katona left). The Japanese edition was re-released to be more like the UK edition and featured a bonus cover of "Daydream Believer".
Due to the fact "Whole Again" was such a success and that Kerry Katona was no longer in the group, a re-issue was released in the UK featuring a new tracklist and re-recordings of songs to incorporate replacement Jenny Frost. Songs which featured a solo for Kerry, such as "Whole Again", "Turn Me On", "Bye Now" and "Right Now", were all re-recorded. A new mix of "Cradle" and a few other tracks were also included. "Do What You Want", a song that prominently features the vocals of Kerry Katona, is not included on the re-issue while "See Ya" and "I Want Your Love" were not re-recorded and were relegated to bonus tracks at the end of the album. "Do What You Want" and the placement of "See Ya" and "I Want Your Love" on the main album were replaced by new songs "Tomorrow & Tonight", "You Are" and, lead single for the re-issue (sixth overall), "Eternal Flame". "Eternal Flame" would become another big hit for the group, becoming their second #1.
The UK re-issue is the only edition available through digital outlets like iTunes. However, this edition replaces the ballad-like album version of "Eternal Flame" with the commercial single version ("You Are" remains the album version).
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