LTD EDITION DELUXE BOX SET
Against All Odds : Love Is All Or Love Is Not At All - 10th Anniversary Deluxe Box Set.
5LP, 3CD, 7” Single, Cassette, *Signed Card, *Postcard Set, *Commemorative Print, Stencil, Poster, Card Mounted Badge Set and 12 page Booklet.
*All print and card contents are housed in custom printed envelopes.
All audio contents remastered in 2025 and include 32 previously unreleased recordings.
LP 1 & 2 : The Original album remastered. 180gram Vinyl in a Gatefold Sleeve.
LP 3 & 4 : *The Alternate album. 180gram Vinyl in a Gatefold Sleeve. Previously Unreleased.
LP 5 : The Home Demos. 180gram Vinyl. Previously Unreleased.
7” Single : Ball and Chain (Video Mix)/Love Is All Or Love Is Not At All (Penny Rimbaud spoken word). Previously Unreleased.
CD 1 : The Original album. CD 2 : The Alternate album. CD 3 : The Home Demos plus an additional 7 previously unreleased recordings.
Cassette : The Original album remastered.
*The Alternate album consists of the very first recordings and mix of the album from Los Angeles in 2014 which were ultimately discarded - before being revisited, parts re-recorded, compiled and mixed in the second batch of sessions in London in 2015. The LP also includes 3 previously unreleased acousitc versions. All the recordings are previously unreleased and newly mastered in 2025.
High Noon Recordings, in association with One Little Independant, will release a Limited Edition Deluxe Box set documenting the ‘Love Is All Or Love Is Not At All’ album sessions. Housed in a rigid gloss laminated 13” x 6” lift off lid box with white ribbon cushion and white die cut foam base for content placement. ‘Against All Odds’ will be released exclusively on marccarroll.com in January 2026 with select retailers to follow.
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Colin Jerwood - 1962-2025
So if you ever think that life is just not worth living, If you doubt that you have anything left at all worthy of truly giving. When life's not making any sense and you're filled with anger and resent, remember love can conquer all - it is the start of state hates final fall.
2/6/25.
So if you ever think that life is just not worth living, If you doubt that you have anything left at all worthy of truly giving. When life's not making any sense and you're filled with anger and resent, remember love can conquer all - it is the start of state hates final fall.
If people laugh because their mind is drifting they're acting out the part, of not holding any feelings or having any heart. Just smile in their face and then walk away, for they will realize one day as life moves on and they grow old, they have been living life the way they're told.
That their life has been a sacrifice to Government's systematic lies, that true friendship is inseparable and emotions if used responsibly, will light the spark for all to see, the start of our mass unity. Human natures winning answer - a true reflection of what is you and me.
Colin Jerwood, Poet. 1962-2025.
Grant Hart 1961-2017
An excerpt from the book 'Buried Treasure' (Libery Press, 2016):
14/9/17
An excerpt from the book 'Buried Treasure' (Libery Press, 2016):
"Grant Hart's 'Intolerance LP' from 1989 is a truly beautiful record with great songs. I first heard it in 1991, when I was living in Dublin. I think I bought it in Comet records or Freebird - I can't quite remember. When I first heard it, I just knew that the argument about who was the better writer in Husker Du was redundant. It was Grant all the way for me.
His voice, sense of melody and use of language was just extraordinary. Grant also looked like someone you wanted to hang out with. Bob wrote some great songs too, but Grant is also a painter, and that quality and form also translates into his songs. They aren't one dimensional. They live on and off the record.
It certainly didn't, and still hasn't become an internationally known record. I think it's a safe bet to say it's tucked away in the large universe of cult records, which is a shame, but those that do know it, love it. Some people even wrote songs about Grant. There is also a film about him which is worth tracking down.
The first time I saw Grant play was when I opened for him at a show in 1992. I still have the huge street poster for it somewhere. It's too big to frame but it's a lovely reminder of the event. I fondly remember meeting him for the first time and I've seen him many times over the last couple of decades, and have played more shows with him, and we hung out a bit.
The thing with Grant is that he is out there somewhere, and always doing something, whether it's playing shows, painting or making a record. He exists in his own world and marches to his own drum, and I can understand and relate to that."
