The Menswear Collection Boxset

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The Menswear Collection Boxset by Menswear is listed in our Band Merchandise collection. Read more to check availability and release details of The Menswear Collection Boxset below.

Description

No band epitomised Britpop more than Menswe64r. Singer Johnny Dean, guitarists Chris Gentry and Simon White, bassist Stuart Black and drummer Matt Everitt formed in London in mid1994, playing a handful of gigs that prompted a label bidding war and countless magazine covers. They delivered a string of UK Top 20 singles Ill Manage Somehow, Sleeping In, Stardust, Being Brave and the undeniable Britpop classic Daydreamer. While the speed of their success surprised some their style, attitude and riotous live shows defined the times and they became one of the most popular bands of 1995. Menswe64r played their final show in 1998, and this box set illustrates how much they packed into their short career. This comprehensive collection includes the first demos they ever recorded lost until now plus singles, B sides, remixes, rarities, live tracks and a newly remastered version of their debut album, Nuisance. It also includes previously unheard demos and tracks written for their second album, 1998s Hay Tiempo Only released in Japan, the record is included here in full and remastered for the first time ever.

Official Band Merchandise

Celebrate your favourite artists beyond the music. Our Band Merchandise range includes everything from classic tour tees and hoodies to jackets, caps, patches, and limited-edition collectables. Whether it’s organic cotton, lamb’s leather, or recycled blends, each piece captures the look and feel of true fan culture — wearable memories from stages, studios, and scenes that shaped the soundtrack of your life.

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Box Sets bring together albums, singles, and extras into carefully curated collections designed for deeper listening. Often released as anniversaries or special editions, they can include remastered recordings, unreleased material, artwork, booklets, and other exclusive content. Whether celebrating a single album or an entire era, box sets are made for fans who want the full picture. They offer context, history, and detail, turning music into something you can explore over time rather than just play once.