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Spice Girls Announce 30th Anniversary Box Set
The Spice Girls are celebrating 30 years of Girl Power with The Singles Collection, featuring 14-CD and colored vinyl box sets released on November 6.
The Spice Girls are celebrating 30 years of Girl Power with a major new singles collection titled The Singles Collection, arriving on November 6. Marking three decades since the release of their debut album Spice by Victoria Beckham, Geri Horner, Melanie C, Emma Bunton, and Melanie B, the release spans singles from Wannabe through to Headlines (Friendship Never Ends).
The release will be available as two handbag-inspired box sets finished in white holographic gloss and matte black foil: a 14-CD edition and a collection of 14 individually coloured 7-inch vinyl records. The CD edition packs 160 tracks across 14 discs, including original singles, B-sides, rare remixes, and dedicated bonus discs for Step To Me and Tell Me Why. An exclusive CD features four previously unreleased demos, including Do You Think About Me. The coloured vinyl box pairs original singles with lead B-sides across 14 recreated sleeves, alongside Step To Me and Tell Me Why bonus discs and two unreleased demos including Do You Think About Me. Further details on the release can be found via Official Charts. Additional music milestones and historical updates continue to make headlines across the industry, such as developments detailed in Tupac Shakur Murder Conviction and Music Law Updates.
Step To Me was originally released as part of a 1997 Pepsi campaign requiring fans to collect pink ring pulls. Tell Me Why was intended as the third single from the 2000 album Forever before plans were shelved. Both box sets include a limited-edition numbering card, five collectible art cards, and a 30th anniversary acrylic charm. The vinyl edition includes a 28-page booklet, while the CD edition features an expanded 32-page version, both containing new messages from all five members. Additional physical purchase details are also outlined by uDiscover.
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