Madman Across The Water

• : Original Remastered Album
• A1: Tiny Dancer
• A2: Levon
• A3: Razor Face
• A4: Madman Across The Water
• B1: Indian Sunset
• B2: Holiday Inn
• B3: Rotten Peaches
• B4: All The Nasties
• B5: Goodbye
• : Demos, Live And Alternative Versions
• C1: Indian Sunset (Live Radio Broadcast)
• C2: Madman Across The Water (Original Version)
• C3: Rock Me When He's Gone
• C4: Levon (Mono Single Version)
• D1: Razor Face (Extended Version)
• D2: Rock Me When He's Gone (Piano Demo)
• D3: Rock Me When He's Gone (Full Version)
• E1: Madman Across The Water (1970 Piano Demo)
• E2: Tiny Dancer (Piano Demo)
• E3: Levon (Piano Demo)
• E4: Razor Face (Piano Demo)
• E5: Madman Across The Water (1971 Piano Demo)
• F1: Indian Sunset (Piano Demo)
• F2: Holiday Inn (Piano Demo)
• F3: Rotten Peaches (Piano Demo)
• F4: All The Nasties (Piano Demo)
• F5: Goodbye (Piano Demo)
• : BBC Sounds For Saturday
• G1: Tiny Dancer
• G2: Rotten Peaches
• G3: Razor Face
• G4: Holiday Inn
• H1: Indian Sunset
• H2: Levon
• H3: Madman Across The Water
• H4: Goodbye

Genres: Rock and Pop
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A 4-LP box set anniversary edition of Madman Across The Water. The original album has been remastered by Bob Ludwig in 2016 and includes previously unreleased demos, live and alternative versions. Also featured is the BBC television broadcast recording "Sounds for Saturday" taped on 11 November 1971 and aired on 29 April 1972.

The original album is presented in a gatefold sleeve with a replica 12-page lyric booklet affixed inside. The disc labels recreate the original DJM logo.

This set includes a 40-page booklet with introductions by Elton John and Bernie Taupin, an essay by Daryl Easlea, and photos and notes relating to the project. Additionally, there is a 24x36 inch folded poster replica of the original DJM in-store poster.

Please note that the runouts are etched. In runouts, all Optimal plating symbols may be inverted (e.g., “⊥” vs “T”) and/or mirrored (e.g., “1△” vs “△↾”).