Joyride XL
- Barry Mieny
- Roxette XL
![Joyride XL](/images/t12Wr9oQiD-240.webp)
Of the deluxe editions released to date, Joyride had the most comprehensive tracklist and packaging, even though there were some issues. I can’t do anything about the era-inappropriate photos or non-matching fonts used in that packaging, but I can try to put together an even more comprehensive tracklist.
Look Sharp! XL
- Barry Mieny
- Roxette XL
![Look Sharp! XL](/images/s22NACA80W-240.webp)
A lot of my work has already been done for this since Look Sharp! got a thirtieth-anniversary edition on CD, LP+CD and a monstrous digital release that was amended quite a few times. The big oversight was not including any remixes, and the demo running order could use some tweaking.
Pearls of Passion XL
- Barry Mieny
- Roxette XL
![Pearls of Passion XL](/images/ZEpMtKdmAx-240.webp)
I don’t know why Pearls of Passion wasn’t given the thirtieth-anniversary edition treatment that Look Sharp!, Joyride and Tourism got, but I’m going to make a wild guess that it was because Roxette had just wrapped up the Neverending Tour and Per needed to take a bit of a breather.
Roxette XL
- Barry Mieny
- Roxette XL
1986–2026. Forty years. In the grand scheme of things, it’s not long, but as an anniversary it’s a big one. With that in mind, how should Roxette’s fortieth anniversary be celebrated? I’ve been giving it some thought over the past few weeks and I have some ideas.
It all begins again when it ends
- Barry Mieny
Welcome, Roxers! Yes, I have a new Roxette-related website again. Why? Why now? Why at all? All of your questions could be answered in this introductory post, but probably won’t be.
It all begins where it ends
- Barry Mieny
So, I picked up this fancy old domain. Now what?