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Scritti Politti - Songs To Remember (2026 Remaster)
Release Date: 10/04/26
Remastered at Abbey Road, with original embossed artwork. The debut album of Scritti Politti, Songs to Remember channels the fiery politics of the late 70s/early 80s with a burgeoning pop sensibility. Described as “witty and ingenious” by NME on its 1982 release, this 2026 remaster has been personally overseen by Green Gartside.
Remastered at Abbey Road, with original embossed artwork. The debut album of Scritti Politti, Songs to Remember channels the fiery politics of the late 70s/early 80s with a burgeoning pop sensibility. Described as “witty and ingenious” by NME on its 1982 release, this 2026 remaster has been personally overseen by Green Gartside.
Release Date: 10/04/26
Remastered at Abbey Road, with original embossed artwork. The debut album of Scritti Politti, Songs to Remember channels the fiery politics of the late 70s/early 80s with a burgeoning pop sensibility. Described as “witty and ingenious” by NME on its 1982 release, this 2026 remaster has been personally overseen by Green Gartside.
Remastered at Abbey Road, with original embossed artwork. The debut album of Scritti Politti, Songs to Remember channels the fiery politics of the late 70s/early 80s with a burgeoning pop sensibility. Described as “witty and ingenious” by NME on its 1982 release, this 2026 remaster has been personally overseen by Green Gartside.
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Release Date: 10/04/26
Remastered at Abbey Road, with original embossed artwork. The debut album of Scritti Politti, Songs to Remember channels the fiery politics of the late 70s/early 80s with a burgeoning pop sensibility. Described as “witty and ingenious” by NME on its 1982 release, this 2026 remaster has been personally overseen by Green Gartside.
Remastered at Abbey Road, with original embossed artwork. The debut album of Scritti Politti, Songs to Remember channels the fiery politics of the late 70s/early 80s with a burgeoning pop sensibility. Described as “witty and ingenious” by NME on its 1982 release, this 2026 remaster has been personally overseen by Green Gartside.
