to a planned ELP tribute compilation in spring of 2010, but the project folded prior to realization, due to business issues. So the band shelved the track without initial intention of release. "Monster (Big Band Version)" (6 January 2012) - download only single from the band's homepage. This was the result of a little experimental excursion on several tracks from the XXV album that took place in the fall of 2011. "XXV Mega-mix" (15 February 2012) - bonus track on the Live At Lorelei CD and also available as a free download from the band's homepage. Orchestral re-arrangement of the album track laid out as a medley of "Alien Messiah", "XXV Part I" and "XXV Part II" with 11+ mins. of playing time. Several British prog / rock magazines featured the track on their magazine's freebie CD. "Something In The Deep (Karaoke Mix)" (10 May 2013) - download only release from the band's section on Bandcamp.com. Other singles Some of the regular singles have seen releases in other territories such as Germany or the United States. This section is for releases unique to territories outside UK. "Eyes In The Night" / "Shock Treatment" Spanish promo single (1984) - 7" black and white picture sleeve, Spanish titles on the label and the cover (EMI P-040) EPs PALLAS EP a.k.a. Sue-I-Cide EP (1978) - debut recording privately released in February 1978 on the mini label Sue-I-Cide from Aberdeen. Manufactured in a quantity of 1,000 items of which around 700 were sold at gigs. The tracks comprised Reds under the Beds, Wilmot (Dove House), Thought Police and C.U.U.K. which are all exclusive to this release. Comes in a plain white paper sleeve with a name/logo stamp in one corner. Unlike the later releases this debut effort features a totally different musical style. Whereas Pallas has been compared with their contemporary competitors Marillion regularly, this EP is more in the verve of early material by The Police. Complimentary Tape 25/04/98 (1998) - given out to fans who wanted to attend Pallas' gig on 25/04/1998 at the Day of Dreams festival at the Hedon club in Zwolle that was cancelled on short notice, as a compensation for the inconvenience caused. The blank tape contains demo versions of "Beat The Drum" and "Blood And Roses" from the then-to-be-released album, Beat The Drum, plus an alternate take of "Refugee" from the never released Voices In The Dark