Blur, Dinosaur Jr, Garbage and more are reissuing albums for National Album Day

For next month’s National Album Day, a host of prominent names are reissuing classic LPs to coincide with milestone anniversaries. These releases include Blur‘s Modern Life Is Rubbish, which turned 30 earlier this year, Dinosaur Jr’s Where You Been, which celebrates the same juncture; and Garbage’s Version 2.0, which is now 25. 

For National Album Day, Modern Life Is Rubbish will be available on a transparent orange vinyl, with Where You Been arriving in a limited edition double splatter vinyl.

Other records up for grabs celebrating their 30th are Eternal’s Always and Forever, James’ Laid, Paul Weller’s Wild Wood, The Cranberries’  Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We? and Wu-Tang Clan’s Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers).

The other classic records celebrating their 25th anniversaries are Catatonia’s International Velvet, Duster’s Stratosphere, Fatboy Slim’s You’ve Come A Long Way Baby, Idlewild’s Captain and Simply Red’s Blue. Duster’s debut album comes in clear and black splatter vinyl, with Fatboy Slim’s release a remaster at half-speed.

Announced earlier this year, National Album Day is on October 14th. A spotlight on the 1990s, other artists reissuing albums this year include 808 State, Jeff Buckley and Stereophonics. This edition marks the sixth instalment of the event, which launched in 2018.

Check out the complete list of releases below.

The full list of reissues for National Album Day:

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