October 23rd

This edition features brand new alternative cover artwork, including Amy's handwritten lyrics, and never-before-seen photos by original album photographers Mischa Richter and Alex Lake, plus brand new, exclusive liner notes from Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi.

2026 celebrates the 20th anniversary of the 5x Grammy award winning album "Back To Black", universally regarded as one of the greatest, most important and influential albums in pop history.

Tracklist: 3LP

LP1 – Side 1 – Back To Black

1. Rehab

2. You Know I'm No Good

3. Me & Mr Jones

4. Just Friends

5. Back To Black

6. Love Is A Losing Game

LP1 – Side 2

1. Tears Dry On Their Own

2. Wake Up Alone

3. Some Unholy War

4. He Can Only Hold Her

5. Addicted

LP2 – Side 3 – B-Sides & Demos

1. Valerie (Live at BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge)

2. Monkey Man

3. Hey Little Rich Girl

4. You're Wondering Now

5. Do Me Good

6. Close To The Front

LP2 – Side 4

1. I'm No Good (You Know I'm No Good – Original Demo)

2. Fuckery (Me & Mr Jones – Original Demo)

3. I've Been Drinkin' (Just Friends – Alternative Version)

4. Back To Black (Original Demo)

5. Love Is A Losing Game (Original Demo)

6. Tears Dry (Alternative Demo)

LP3 – Side 5 – Live From Paradiso Amsterdam / February 8th 2007

1. Addicted

2. Just Friends

3. Tears Dry On Their Own

4. He Can Only Hold Her / Doo *** (That Thing)

5. Wake Up Alone

6. Back To Black

LP3 – Side 6

1. You Know I'm No Good

2. Me & Mr Jones

3. Rehab

4. Love Is A Losing Game

5. Valerie

Edited August 25Aug 25 by Joesuxx

whats new on it?

1 minute ago, Vixen Eyes said:

whats new on it?

I doubt anything, it'll probably be the original deluxe but with the Version edit of Valerie and not the acoustic. Probably monkey man. Hoping for a gem but there was that one guy at her label who was really keen on destroying most of what was there out of respect. (I don't blame him, Mitch is a scumbag). There was also a magazine I think Q that released a cd a while back of other artists covering a song each so maybe that'll be released commercially.

Edited July 26Jul 26 by Joesuxx

It doesn't say what's going to be on ,hopefully they've found something new that we haven't heard somehow .

3 minutes ago, Joesuxx said:

I doubt anything, it'll probably be the original deluxe but with the Version edit of Valerie and not the acoustic. Probably monkey man. Hoping for a gem but there was that one guy at her label who was really keen on destroying most of what was there out of respect. (I don't blame him, Mitch is a scumbag). There was also a magazine I think Q that released a cd a while back of other artists covering a song each so maybe that'll be released commercially.

yeah i hate Mitch but i hope whoever it is thats destroying things is keeping a backup for until after mitch dies or something.

Oh wow - I do hope this isn't just another money grab by mitch however I doubt we are going to get anything actually new on this.

I fear we've heard all we will ever hear from Amy :(

They will of course release a few new vinyl variants with different colours / swirls / etc. seeing how the vinyl market is at its high point. They (including Mitch) wont miss the chance, especially with an album like B2B. Very vinyl-oriented album. It's ironic since the way they recorded B2B back in the days doesnt make it sound the best on vinyl, but I will buy the new vinyl variants anyways since I cant miss any from Amy :

how did they record Amy's Back to Black that made it not the best for vinyl

Amy Winehouse's Back to Black suffered on vinyl because it was mixed with heavy "Motown-pastiche compression" and digital limiting, squashing its dynamic range and introducing inherent digital clipping and distortion that vinyl grooves struggle to track cleanly. [1, 2]

Production and Mixing Choices

• Heavy Compression: Producer Mark Ronson and mix engineer Tom Elmhirst aimed for an aggressive 1960s wall-of-sound aesthetic, using intense bus compression to make the tracks punchy and loud for modern radio. [1, 2, 3, 4]

• Brickwall Limiting: The final mixes were pushed hard against digital ceilings, reducing the dynamic range (the difference between quiet and loud parts) down to a very low average. [1, 2, 3]

• Digital Clipping: Pushing the levels so high caused clipping and harsh distortion baked straight into the digital mix files, long before the music ever touched a record lathe. [1]

Hope it includes the You Know I'm No Good remix with Ghostface Killah

2 minutes ago, duybeeGAshantiGA said:

They will of course release a few new vinyl variants with different colours / swirls / etc. seeing how the vinyl market is at its high point. They (including Mitch) wont miss the chance, especially with an album like B2B. Very vinyl-oriented album. It's ironic since the way they recorded B2B back in the days doesnt make it sound the best on vinyl, but I will buy the new vinyl variants anyways since I cant miss any from Amy :

how did they record Amy's Back to Black that made it not the best for vinyl

Amy Winehouse's Back to Black suffered on vinyl because it was mixed with heavy "Motown-pastiche compression" and digital limiting, squashing its dynamic range and introducing inherent digital clipping and distortion that vinyl grooves struggle to track cleanly. [1, 2]

Production and Mixing Choices

• Heavy Compression: Producer Mark Ronson and mix engineer Tom Elmhirst aimed for an aggressive 1960s wall-of-sound aesthetic, using intense bus compression to make the tracks punchy and loud for modern radio. [1, 2, 3, 4]

• Brickwall Limiting: The final mixes were pushed hard against digital ceilings, reducing the dynamic range (the difference between quiet and loud parts) down to a very low average. [1, 2, 3]

• Digital Clipping: Pushing the levels so high caused clipping and harsh distortion baked straight into the digital mix files, long before the music ever touched a record lathe. [1]

Yeah there's a lot of half speed pressings, apparently they give the better listening experience?

Can they please put the Baby J remix of Valerie on streaming?

all em fu*kass Etsy like merch... damn they just want money outta her even after her departure... after all these years

Now announced OP updated

Chalkboard vinyl: https://hmv.com/store/music/vinyl/back-to-black-20-(hmv-exclusive)-couloured-vinyl?_gl=1*hee1tm*_up*MQ..*_gs*MQ..&gclid=CjwKCAjw-rTUBhAiEiwADv8gBK6B6fakYDscyp5dx82K_VsLmQC7fFLy1cG9YaOD3zkUUXAUPg7-qhoCzYAQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Exclusive Zoetrope: https://store.amywinehouse.com/collections/back-to-black-20-music/products/back-to-black-20-zoetrope-vinyl-lp?fbclid=PAT01DUAT6MGhwZG9mAmV4dG4DYWVtAjEwAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDzU2NzA2NzM0MzM1MjQyNwABp-G5-tzvHASOuT5BWbBeN1HUWAfaaWz2VNyfXW1FsUZDPjL55Xeckfto-zbM_aem_AFbbfTluMMkLxF2oDXRqrg

TEARS DRY ALT DEMO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdLTvMH7VLM&themeRefresh=1

Oop. I searched if anyone had made a thread but it weirdly didn't appeared for me lol

OT: Excited!

It's cute but we need the unreleased third album demos. A Lion's Pride, Our Souls Ain't Sold, Gutter, You Always Hurt The Ones You Love...?

6 hours ago, pphybrd said:

It's cute but we need the unreleased third album demos. A Lion's Pride, Our Souls Ain't Sold, Gutter, You Always Hurt The Ones You Love...?

I think most of them were destroyed in line with Amy's wishes. She didn't like what she put out in the later years

I don't want anything that Amy didn't want out to be released - as much as I would love to have something new from her her wishes should be respected.

There is no trusting her father though.

Edited August 25Aug 25 by goldstargay

I'll be really happy to hear the unreleased tracks and alternative versions available on this, but it definitely reeks of a means of covering he who shall not be named's legal fees. Alas, we still have to take what we can get.

16 minutes ago, fountain said:

I'll be really happy to hear the unreleased tracks and alternative versions available on this, but it definitely reeks of a means of covering he who shall not be named's legal fees. Alas, we still have to take what we can get.

Meh he'd of pulled this stunt regardless of his legal troubles. If she were still alive we'd still get something for this

I used to have a bootleg of that show at Paradiso.

I listened to that almost as much as the actual album.

Each time I hear Tears Dry On Their own feels like the first time. Such a classic, quintessential Amy.

@GRMusic

Universal Music UK CEO David Joseph destroyed around 14 song demos intended for Amy Winehouse's third album in 2015 to prevent anyone from commercially exploiting or finishing her unfinished vocal stems.

On 8/26/2026 at 4:26 AM, Joesuxx said:

@GRMusic

Universal Music UK CEO David Joseph destroyed around 14 song demos intended for Amy Winehouse's third album in 2015 to prevent anyone from commercially exploiting or finishing her unfinished vocal stems.

oh, never heard of this before!