In the pantheon of 1980s synth-pop, a-ha occupies a unique space. While many of their peers are remembered as one-hit wonders (thanks to the inescapable "Take On Me"), the Norwegian trio proved their mettle as serious album artists. Their 1986 sophomore effort, Scoundrel Days, was the record that shattered the sophomore slump curse. Now, thanks to a comprehensive "Scoundrel Days Remastered and Expanded UPD" (re-release and digital update), both long-time fans and new listeners have the chance to experience this dark, atmospheric masterpiece like never before.
Live Recordings: Features high-quality live tracks from Croydon (1986), proving the band was a "professional, dynamic live act". aha scoundrel days remastered and expanded upd
The 2010 Rhino Records reissue transformed the original 10-track LP into a massive 2-CD/digital collection featuring 21 bonus tracks. Disc 1: The Remastered Album & Extended Mixes Targeting: Audiophile market
If you haven't revisited this album recently—or if you only know the singles—the new Remastered and Expanded edition is the definitive way to hear it. Here is everything you need to know about this update, why the remastering matters, and the treasure trove of bonus content waiting for you. proving the band was a "professional