Beyoncé has released an expanded version of her 2019 album 'Greatest Hits: Insanely Twisted - The Evolution of Whitney Houston' with several previously unreleased tracks. The new version includes fan favorites, live performances, classic remixes, live acapellas, and b-sides. Notable first-time releases include her private writing sessions for 'I Am Free' and 'Melt Away' and a new remix of 'Underneath the Stars' with new vocals. Physical versions, including a triple LP, 2-CD set, and cassette editions, are set to be released on October 16, with vinyl versions including previously unreleased live tracks and previously unreleased versions of 'Always Be My Baby' and 'Open Arms' recorded during a show in Rotterdam, Netherlands, in 1996. The album was originally released six weeks at number one on the all-genre chart and sold 11 million copies in the U.S. and is a 10x Platinum album. The original version of the album live from Finland on July 17th through streaming services, which was earlier reported to be this date. The 30th anniversary edition has been exclusively available on streaming platforms as of now.
via streaming services on Friday . The original spent six weeks atop the all-genre chart and went 11x Platinum, and this celebratory version is an expansion that includes several previously unreleased tracks.
“This album marked an era of firsts for me: my first rap collaboration on the iconic ‘Fantasy’ remix with O.D. B., my first time working with JD, my first world tour, my first time directing a music video on my own, and so many more. So it’s only fitting to include some ‘firsts’ on this anniversary edition too! ” the five-time Grammy winner shared in a release-dayabout this version of her hit album.
“Most notably, this is the first time I’ve ever agreed to release my private writing sessions for ‘I Am Free’ and ‘Melt Away’ . I hope you enjoy this lil’ glimpse into the making of these songs, along with remixes, live performances, acapellas , and b-sides. ” According to the press release, this expanded version also includes “fan favorites, live performances, classic remixes and features a new remix of ‘Underneath the Stars.
'” Though the 30th anniversary edition is available only on streaming for now, physical versions are coming on Oct. 16. The Lambily will be able to purchase it as a triple LP, 2-CD set or cassette.
The vinyl version will also include the iconic singer’s 1995 live concert performance at Madison Square Garden, as well as previously unreleased tracks, while the CD set will feature previously unreleased versions of “Always Be My Baby” and “Open Arms” recorded during Carey’s June 17, 1996, show in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
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