The 2010 BMG release "Spot the Difference" features Squeeze re-recording tracks from their back catalogue. The project aimed to regain control of their original recordings, which had become mired in complex rights issues.
- The album was recorded at Emeson's Studio in London. It was produced by Squeeze themselves, alongside long-time engineer Ruud van den Beld. The release covers songs spanning their career from 1978 to 1993.
- The re-recordings were made after the band regained ownership of their master tapes. Guitarist John Bentley and keyboardist Don Snow were among the musicians who featured on the album. It was released on BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd.
- The album's title refers to the fact that the band were re-recording their own hits. This was a common practice for artists in the early 21st century seeking to reclaim their publishing rights.
Squeeze were a British New Wave band formed in 1974, best known for their idiosyncratic lyrics and melodic pop-rock. In 2010, the band had recently reformed and were releasing their first studio album in over a decade.
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