A Sweet "Entreat" on Vinyl - The Second Disc

A Sweet “Entreat” on Vinyl

November 11, 2010 By Mike Duquette — No Comments

MusicTAP reports that Rhino is releasing Entreat Plus by The Cure on double vinyl next year.

Entreat Plus was the third disc of this year’s expansive reissue of landmark album Disintegration (1989). It’s a live document of the ensuing Prayer Tour, recorded at Wembley Stadium in London in July of 1989. It was released in Europe as a promotional CD, but never saw a release Stateside until this year – at which point it was remixed and expanded to include live versions of all 12 songs on the original album.

Entreat Plus is the first Disintegration bonus material to see a vinyl release. Look for it January 11. The track list is after the jump.

The Cure, Entreat Plus (Elektra/Rhino, 2011)

Plainsong
Pictures of You
Closedown
Lovesong
Last Dance
Lullaby
Fascination Street
Prayers for Rain
The Same Deep Water as You
Disintegration
Homesick
Untitled

Tracks 2-3, 5, 7-8 and 10-12 originally released as Entreat (Fiction FIX 14 (Europe-only), 1989)
Tracks 8 and 10 also released on “Pictures of You” U.K. 12″ single (Fiction FICXB 34, 1990)
Tracks 11-12 also released on “Lullaby” U.S. 12″ single (Elektra 0-66664, 1989)
All tracks later released on Disintegration: Deluxe Edition (Elektra/Fiction/Rhino R2 523449, 2010)

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Mike Duquette (Founder) was fascinated with catalog music ever since he was a teenager. A 2009 graduate of Seton Hall University with a B.A. in journalism, Mike paired his profession with his passion through The Second Disc, one of the first sites to focus on all reissue labels great and small. His passion for reissues turned into a career, having written at and worked for all three major catalogue music labels and contributing to Allmusic, Billboard, Discogs, City Pages and Ultimate Classic Rock. He's penned liner notes for Verve, Chess, Mondo and Soul Music Records.

Born and raised in New Jersey, Mike lives in Astoria, Queens with his wife, a cat named Ravioli, twin daughters and a large yet tasteful collection of music.