2-CD and limited edition 3-CD set, each featuring a wealth of bonus tracks and radio sessions. The Icicle Works later appeared at GuilFest 2007 and played a nine-date UK tour in December 2007. McNabb and company played two free shows as 'The Icicle Works' in Liverpool in January 2008. Later in 2008, a compilation of unreleased early Icicle Works tracks and demos called Lost Icicles, Volume 1 was issued as a digital-only release. Lost Icicles, Volume 2, a recording of a live show from 1984, was issued as a digital-only release around the same time. McNabb continued to play gigs as a solo artist throughout 2009 and 2010. In 2009, the band's fifth album Permanent Damage was reissued in a 2-CD set with bonus tracks. Over the next two years, the band's three remaining studio albums were reissued in deluxe 2-CD and 3-CD sets, all featuring numerous bonus tracks. After a three-year hiatus from performing, the McNabb/Corkhill/Naiff/Priest line-up played a series of 30th Anniversary gigs as The Icicle Works in 2011. In an unrelated event, on 11 August of that year, original Icicle Works member Chris Layhe joined Ian McNabb onstage at a McNabb solo gig. The duo performed 3 Icicle Works songs and one cover song by The Clash. It was the first time McNabb and Layhe had performed together in 23 years. While McNabb continues to perform, record and release new material as a solo artist, The Icicle Works typically continue to play a handful of UK shows every year or two. Band members Current Ian McNabb – guitar, lead vocals, keyboards (1980–1990, 2006–present) Roy Corkill – bass (1988–1990, 2006–present) Richard Naiff – keyboards (2006–present) Mathew Priest – drums (2006–present) Former Chris Layhe – bass, backing vocals (1980–1988) Chris Sharrock – drums (1981–1988) Zak Starkey – drums (1988) Dave Green – keyboards (1986-1988) Dave Baldwin – keyboards (1989–1990) Ged Lynch – drums (1989) Mark Revell – backing vocals (1990) Paul Burgess – drums (1990) Discography The Icicle Works (1984) The Small Price of a Bicycle (1985) If You Want to Defeat Your Enemy Sing His Song (1987) Blind (1988) Permanent Damage (1990) Sources Whitburn, Joel (1987). The Billboard Book of Top 40 Albums. New York: Billboard Publications, Inc. Whitburn, Joel (1987). The Billboard Book of Top 40 Hits (3rd ed.). New York: Billboard Publications, Inc. Official Discography at the Ian McNabb web page Barwood, Tony. Liner notes to