Must-Have Vinyl & CD Reissues Dropping in 2025: From Mötley Crüe to Oasis, Prince And More!
From glam metal to Britpop, electro-pop to punk revival, these upcoming anniversary reissues are more than just nostalgia plays- they’re freshly pressed celebrations of landmark albums! Whether you're an avid collector or just dipping your toes into the medium, here are 6 reissues dropping soon that deserve a spot on your shelf.
Mötley Crüe – Theatre of Pain (40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)
Originally released in 1985, Theatre of Pain saw a shift in the sound of Mötley Crüe from more traditional heavy metal and solidifying their legacy in the glam space, thanks to hits like “Smokin’ in the Boys Room” and the power ballad “Home Sweet Home.”
Now, the 40th anniversary box set gives it the remastered treatment, complete with a new splatter coloured vinyl edition, a live double LP, a full demos LP and a 76-page book packed with rare photos and memorabilia!
Out November 14th
Oasis – Familiar to Millions (25th Anniversary Reissue)
Familiar to Millions captures Oasis at Wembley Stadium in 2000, and for the first time in 25 years, this iconic live set returns to vinyl (and CD) in 2025!
With 3LP remastered audio, colour variants: red/black marble, silver, alternate sleeves and packaging
For collectors and Oasis fans who never snagged the original, this is the definitive way to relive the power of the early 2000s!
Out October 25th
Everlast – Eat at Whitey’s (25th Anniversary Edition)
Everlast’s Eat at Whitey’s followed the genre-bending success of Whitey Ford Sings the Blues, further blending hip-hop, blues, and rock with help from high-profile collaborators like Cee‑Lo, B‑Real, Carlos Santana, and Rahzel.
Originally released in 2000, the album cemented Everlast’s evolution beyond his House of Pain roots. The 25th anniversary edition arrives on light blue coloured vinyl in a deluxe gatefold package, and as a 2CD set featuring bonus tracks, acoustic versions, remixes, and rarities- including a 2025 acoustic take on “Children’s Story.”
Out November 21st
The Darkness – One Way Ticket to Hell... and Back (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)
The Darkness’ 2005 follow-up to Permission to Land dialled their already flamboyant glam rock theatrics up to eleven! With Queen’s producer Roy Thomas Baker at the helm and songs like “Is It Just Me?” leaning into full-on rock opera.
The 20th anniversary deluxe reissue includes a red-orange coloured vinyl, (or 4CD box set) with the original album, B-sides, remixes, and rarities, previously unreleased live show from NEC Birmingham (2006), newly mixed and expanded packaging with updated artwork and liner notes.
Out November 28th
Goldfrapp – Supernature (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)
Supernature marked another evolution for electronic duo Goldfrapp following their transition from ambient to glam rock and synth on their previous album, and this one saw them lean into electro-pop. Supernature delivered club-ready bangers like “Ooh La La” and “Ride a White Horse.”
The 20th anniversary deluxe edition is loaded with 2CD + Blu-ray Audio (5.1 surround mix) and green “peacock” coloured vinyl LP. Along with bonus 12” EP with remixes, B-sides, unreleased radio sessions, and classic remixes.
Out November 21st
Prince & The Revolution – Around the World in a Day (40th Anniversary Limited Edition)
Around the World in a Day saw Prince experiment with psychedelia, mysticism, and avant-pop- departing from the more commercial sound of the hugely successful Purple Rain and features classics like “Raspberry Beret” and “Pop Life.”
The 40th anniversary reissue is remastered by Bernie Grundman (who has mastered for the likes of Michael Jackson, Tupac, Dr Dre and Prince previously) includes a blue marble limited-edition vinyl, Deluxe 2CD / 3LP editions with remixes, B-sides, and extended cuts. Plus, the first-time CD release of the full 22-minute “America” 12″ and Dolby Atmos mix for immersive streaming
Lovingly restored and expanded- a collector’s dream and an audiophile's treat!
Out November 21st
Whether you're reliving the glory days or discovering these classics for the first time- these 2025 reissues are offering more than just simple nostalgia- they are love letters to landmark albums that still deserve your time (and turntable).
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