The Twelve Inch Singles
by Soft Cell
Released: May 31, 1982
Synthpop
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The Album
"The Twelve Inch Singles" is a compilation album by Soft Cell, initially released as a vinyl box set in 1982. This collection includes the group's first six twelve-inch single releases and is accompanied by an 8-page booklet. In 1999, the album was reissued as an expanded three-CD set, featuring additional content.
Interesting Facts
A slightly revised version of the three-CD set…
A slightly revised version of the three-CD set was released again in 2001, offering fans an extensive retrospective of Soft Cell's early singles in a convenient compact disc format.
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"The Twelve Inch Singles" is a compilation album by Soft Cell, initially released as a vinyl box set in 1982. This collection includes the group's first six twelve-inch single releases and is accompanied by an 8-page booklet. In 1999, the album was reissued as an expanded three-CD set, featuring additional content. A slightly revised version of the three-CD set was released again in 2001, offering fans an extensive retrospective of Soft Cell's early singles in a convenient compact disc format.
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