A Record)", US dance number ones "Brand New Lover" and "Come Home (With Me Baby)" and Japanese number one "Turn Around And Count 2 Ten", where the latter remained atop the chart for 17 weeks. Fan The Flame (Part 1) (1990), Nukleopatra (1995) and Fragile (2000) were given new cover art and updates to their respective track lists for their debut UK releases as a part of the set. The collection would be succeeded by Invincible, a box set solely compiling the band's '90s and 2000s material, in 2020. Promotion The release of Sophisticated Boom Box MMXVI was announced on September 8, 2016 via Demon Music Group as a "personally curated [by Burns and Coy] 19 disc set, featuring the original album tracklistings plus a plethora of rarities, live recordings, alternate mixes, instrumental versions and more than 12 previously unreleased remixes and tracks from their vaults, bringing a unique collection together from the band’s internationally successful career for the very first time." A promo video for the set was released shortly after on the band's Facebook group on Amazon and YouTube, featuring the music videos for the singles, "You Spin Me Round", "Lover Come Back To Me", "Brand New Lover", "In Too Deep", "Something In My House", "That's The Way (I Like It)" and the 2003 version of "You Spin Me Round" from Evolution: The Hits. Burns was due to appear on the British talk show Loose Women to promote the set on October 24, 2016, the day after he died, but pulled out the week prior due to "ill health". Errors On the day of release, Demon Music Group released a statement on their website detailing multiple errors with the CD/DVD variant of the box set, and offering replacements for nine of the 17 CDs and both DVDs. Another statement on November 28, 2016, detailed further issues regarding the mispressing of most of the set's discs. On CD1, ""I'd Do Anything" finishes with an extra “do do do” which sounds odd on play back." Tracks 8 and 9 are "cut short in the blending of these two tracks." ""That's The Way (I Like It) (7" Version)" plays at a slower speed." On CD2, ""What I Want (1984 Dance Mix)" plays the same as track 2, the "Original Dance Mix"." Tracks 1-4 were "ripped directly from the Cherry Pop release, sourced from vinyl." Track 9 is "identical to" track 12.