was - both releases have been partly available before on the Mythopoeia compilation. Archive Demos: The Arrive Alive Demos (partly available before on the Mythopoeia compilation), The Sentinel Demos, The Sentinel Rough Mix Live albums: Live in Southampton #, Live our Lives # - indicates an official digital re-release for the first time Singles (UK releases) § indicates a non-album studio track at the time of the initial release. At present (2011), only the two Alan Reed demo tracks and the extended remix of Throwing Stones at the Wind remain exclusive to the initial vinyl release. "Arrive Alive" (1982) - 7" "Arrive Alive", "Stranger on the Edge of Time" § the single was released with two different images on front of the sleeve "Paris is Burning" (1983) - 7" - 12" "Paris is Burning" §, "The Hammer Falls" §, "Stranger on the Edge of Time" § (on 12" only) "Eyes In The Night" (1984) - 7" - 7" picture disc - 12" "Eyes in the Night", "East West" §, "Crown of Thorns" § (on 12" only) "Shock Treatment" (1984) - 7" - 7" poster sleeve - 12" "Shock Treatment", "March On Atlantis" §, "Heart Attack" § (on 12" only) "Knightmoves" (1985) - 7" - 12" - 12" picture disc - 12" with bonus 7" "Strangers" §, "Nightmare" §, "Sanctuary" § (on 12" only) initial copies contain bonus 7" single with the 'Alan Reed Demo' tracks "Mad Machine" § and "A Stitch in Time" §, which are band compositions used as auditioning tracks when Alan Reed came up for the vocalist job. "Throwing Stones at the Wind" (1986) - 7" - 12" "Throwing Stones at the Wind" (extended mix) §, "Cut and Run" (live version), "Crown of Thorns" (live version; on 12" only) "Monster" (radio edit) (2010) - download only single from the band's homepage; full version on the album XXV. "Atlantean" (2011) - download only single from the band's homepage; non-album track. This instrumental track is used as the intro on the 2011 tour, meant as a prelude to the opening track of XXV, "Falling Down". "Black Moon" (December, 2011) - download only single from the band's homepage as a Christmas gift to the fans. This track was recorded in March 2010 shortly after Paul Mackie joined the band. The song was originally recorded by Emerson, Lake & Palmer for their 1994 album Black Moon. Pallas was asked to contribute