The Seven Year Itch Video

CD 1

Dear Prudence

Hong Kong Garden

Cities In Dust

Peek A Boo

Happy House

Kiss Them For Me

Face To Face

Dizzy (Version 2)

Israel

Christine

Spellbound

Stargazer (New Mix)

Arabian Knights

The Killing Jar

This Wheel's On Fire (New Mix)

CD 2

Spellbound (12" Version) (Slightly different to 12" Vinyl)

Song from the Edge of the World (Columbus Mix)

Kiss Them For Me (Kathak # 2 Mix) (Previously Unavailable)

Peek A Boo (Silver Dollar Mix)

The Killing Jar (Lepidopteristic Mix)

Cities in Dust (Eruption Mix)

Dazzle (Glamour Mix)

Stargazer (Mambo Sun Mix)

Face to Face (Catatonic Mix)

DVD

Dear Prudence

Hidden Videos*

THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH ERA - VIDEO/DVD


	Notes On A Scandal	Details

		A pottery teacher enters into an affair with one of her students, causing upheaval in her personal and professional lives.
	Notes:	The album sleeve to 'Kaleidoscope' is shown in a scene where Cate Blanchette's character says, "I use to worship her" and in the background 'Dizzy' can be heard. Dizzy is not included on the subsequent soundtrack album. Not yet released on DVD. The cover shown is that of the book of the same name.
	Released:	Not yet released



	The Seven Year Itch DVD/Video	Track Listing

	Click on cover for stills BUY NOW	Pure Jigsaw Feeling Metal Postcard Red Light Happy House Christine Lullaby Lands End Cities In Dust I Could Be Again Icon Night Shift Voodoo Dolly Spellbound Blue Jay Way Monitor Peek A Boo *Extras* Backstage Budgie Getting Ready To Scratch
	Notes:	Includes the same booklet as the CD of the same name *Also available on video
	Released:	02/06/03

THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH - PRESS


	Record Collector 2003

	Siouxsie & The Banshees' concerts have not exactly been well documented on film. It's now almost 20 years since two monumental shows at London's Royal Albert Hall were filmed for Nocturne (still unavailable on DVD), the only official release till now of a Banshees performance. Thankfully, for their 2002 'Seven Year Itch' reunion tour, the band took the initiative, filming the second night of their stint at London's Shepherds Bush Empire to produce this 87-minute tour-de-force. Performance-wise, this was one of the truly great Banshees shows. The companion live CD - reviewed in RC a month or so back - features songs mainly drawn from the first night. The DVD captures the second, and it's by far the superior performance, complimented by an excellent sound mix and dramatic camera work. Bravely, there were no post-production overdubs and the occasional minor fluff has been left in. Nowadays, Siouxsie is less animated on stage, but then she is in her mid-40s. Her voice and stage persona, however, remain as potent as ever. If anything, her sense of sexual theatre is more intense. The display on uninhibited sexuality during 'Voodoo Dolly' is both disturbing and intoxicating, and there's not a single jailbait girlie singer cliché in sight. Now all we need is Universal to get their finger out and reissue Nocturne. Cliff McLenehan
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	Twenty Four Hour Party People DVD/Video	Details

	Click on cover for stills	Film focusing on the emergence of the Hacienda Club and the burgeoning Manchester music scene. The Banshees feature in the opening 10 minutes. The clip is in fact the Banshees performing 'Make Up To Break Up' in the Elizabethan Rooms
	Released:	27/01/03