Liberationwas the bands first full album. Released in 1993 it achieved few sales but plenty of critical acclaim. The NME described it as an array of seductive yarns.. glorious, gleefultunesmanship. Dave Cavanagh, writing in Select said..one of the bountiful, overflowing joys of the year. Any year.Melody Maker described it asAn album that could make any listener want to stumble up to him and proclaim Neil, youre a genius.The CD release consists of 2 discs: the original remastered album, with a second CD of b-sides, demos and alternate versions lovingly curated by Neil Hannon, much of which has never been heard before. The CD comes with a booklet of photos, credits and extensive liner notes written by Neil covering the context and inspiration behind the album and its songs.To mark the anniversary, The Divine Comedy play five nights at the Barbican in London in early September and then later the same month, five nights at the Cite de la Musique in Paris. Performing as an eleven-piece ensemble, the bandwill play two albums from their catalogue in full each night. Liberation and Promenade will be performed on the 2nd Septemberin London and the 25th Sept in Paris. TracklistingFestive RoadDeath Of A SupernaturalistBernice Bobs Her HairI Was Born YesterdayYour Daddys CarEuropopTimewatchingThe Pop Singers Fear Of The Pollen CountQueen Of The SouthVictoria FallsThree SistersEurope By TrainLucyBonus DiscUntitled MelodyYour Daddys Car (demo)Queen Of The South (demo)Europop (live)Little DarlinBernice Bobs Her Hair (early idea)Bontempi Beats 1The Pop Singers Fear Of The Pollen Count (demo)Europe By Train (live)I Can Think (But I Cant Feel)Lucy (early version)Festive Road (demo)Three Sisters (live)I Was Born Yesterday (alternate version)Bontempi Beats 2Christmas With The HannonsVictoria Falls (demo)Timewatching (demo)Bontempi Beats 3Suzanne (live)