which was etched in the inner ring. In 1993, Venus and Mars was remastered and reissued on CD as part of "The Paul McCartney Collection" series with "Zoo Gang" (a UK television theme that was the UK B-side of "Band on the Run" in 1974), "Lunch Box/Odd Sox" (B-side of "Coming Up" in 1980) and "My Carnival" ("Spies Like Us"' B-side in 1985) as bonus tracks. In 2007, the album was reissued in digital form on iTunes with the same bonus tracks, plus the extended "party mix" of "My Carnival"; however, this version has since been replaced by the 2014 reissue. In 2014 the album was re-issued by Hear Music/Concord Music Group as part of the fifth set of releases, alongside Wings at the Speed of Sound, in the Paul McCartney Archive Collection. It was released in multiple formats. The reissue was accompanied by the Record Store Day exclusive edition of the "Letting Go" single. The album was also originally released in 4-channel quadraphonic. In 1996 the quadraphonic version of the album was issued on compact disc in the DTS 5.1 Music Disc format. Track listing All songs written by Paul and Linda McCartney (listed as "McCartney"), except "Medicine Jar" written by Jimmy McCulloch and Colin Allen, and "Crossroads Theme" written by Tony Hatch. Side one "Venus and Mars" – 1:16 "Rock Show" – 5:35 "Love in Song" – 3:04 "You Gave Me the Answer" – 2:15 "Magneto and Titanium Man" – 3:16 "Letting Go" – 4:33 Side two "Venus and Mars (Reprise)" – 2:05 "Spirits of Ancient Egypt" – 3:04 "Medicine Jar" – 3:37 "Call Me Back Again" – 4:57 "Listen to What the Man Said" – 3:57 "Treat Her Gently – Lonely Old People" – 4:21 "Crossroads" – 1:00 Archive Collection Reissue Standard Edition 2-CD; the original 13-track album on the first disc, plus 14 bonus tracks on a second disc. Deluxe Edition 2-CD/1-DVD; the original 13-track #1 album remastered at Abbey Road Studios in London; a bonus audio disc with 14 tracks including the hit single "Junior's Farm" and rare and previously unreleased songs; a 128-page numbered hardbound book featuring new interview with Paul McCartney, rare and previously unpublished photographs by Linda McCartney and Aubrey Powell (entitled "Nashville Diary 1975"), inserts of archive material (including a facsimile of Paul's original handwritten lyric "scroll"), expanded track-by-track annotation and full history of the album, a deck pass "Paul and