Talk On Corners - Release Details

Release Details

  • 1997, Republic of Ireland, Atlantic 7567-83206-2, release date: 25 October 1997, CD
  • 1997, Japan, Warner AMCY-2319, release date: 1997, CD (with two bonus tracks)
  • 1998, Australia, Atlantic 80885-2, release date: 1998, CD (double album bonus 5-track live in concert CD "I Never Loved You Anyway" (acoustic), "The Right Time", "Queen of Hollywood", "Toss the Feathers" and "Closer")
  • 1998, Australia, Atlantic 80885-4, release date: 1998, cassette (double album bonus 5-track live in concert CD "I Never Loved You Anyway" (acoustic), "The Right Time", "Queen of Hollywood", "Toss the Feathers" and "Closer")
  • 1998, UK, Atlantic 80917-2, release date: 9 November 1998, CD (special edition European version)
  • 1999, Taiwan, Atlantic 80917-2, release date: 1999, CD (special edition European version from Taiwan)
  • 1999, USA, Atlantic 83164-2, release date: 16 February 1999, CD (special edition USA version)
  • 2001, Australia, Atlantic 7567-80963-2, release date: 2001, CD (double release with Forgiven, Not Forgotten)
  • 2001, France, Warner 7567-93055-2, release date: 2001, CD (as gold disc limited collectors edition)

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