The Three Blind Mice 45 BOX Boxed Album Set
270,00 €
The Three Blind Mice 45 BOX is a boxed set of “Blow Up,” “Midnight Sugar,” and “Misty.” Tracks on each album are listed across sides A, B, C, and D. The full track listing helps you find the album and side containing a recording you want to hear.
The Three Blind Mice 45 BOX is a boxed set of three albums: “Blow Up,” “Midnight Sugar,” and “Misty.” The tracks on each album are listed across sides A, B, C, and D. Whether you are interested in a particular album or looking for a particular track, the complete listing below shows where to find it.
Three albums in one set
The set brings together three separate albums. If you already know one of them, you can use the track listing to explore what the others contain before choosing the set. If you have a track in mind, the table identifies its album, side, and position on that side. You can find it without working through three separate album lists.
Choosing by album or track
Start with what matters most to you: an album you want to hear or several tracks you would like to find. The three albums may appeal to you in different ways, so take a moment to look through each listing. Mark the tracks you are seeking and see which album contains them. This helps you decide whether your interest lies mainly in one album or in the repertoire across the whole set.
Some album and track titles are the same. When you look for “Blow Up,” “Midnight Sugar,” or “Misty,” check whether you mean the album or its title track. The table keeps each album separate and places every track under its listed side. That distinction is useful if you are comparing this set with albums you already own: you can check the full programme instead of relying on an album title alone.
Track listing
The table preserves the stated track order and side divisions for each album. Find the album first, then read across to the side and the numbered tracks. Track titles remain in their original language so they are easy to recognise when you compare listings.
| Album | Side | Tracks in order |
|---|---|---|
| Blow Up | A | 1. Aqua Marine; 2. Everything Happens To Me |
| Blow Up | B | 1. Blow Up |
| Blow Up | C | 1. Like It Is; 2. I Can’t Get Started |
| Blow Up | D | 1. Low Flight |
| Midnight Sugar | A | 1. Midnight Sugar |
| Midnight Sugar | B | 1. I’m A Fool To Want You |
| Midnight Sugar | C | 1. The Nearness of You |
| Midnight Sugar | D | 1. It Could Happen To You; 2. Sweet Georgia Blues |
| Misty | A | 1. Misty |
| Misty | B | 1. Blues; 2. Yesterdays |
| Misty | C | 1. Honeysuckle Rose; 2. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes |
| Misty | D | 1. I Didn’t Know What Time It Was; 2. Angel Eyes |
Key details
| Type | Boxed album set |
|---|---|
| Albums | Blow Up; Midnight Sugar; Misty |
| Number of tracks in the supplied listing | 18 |
| Track layout | Sides A, B, C, and D are listed for each album |
Using the listing while listening
If you plan to hear an album in full, follow its listed sides from A through D. The numbers show the order of tracks within each side. If you would rather begin with one selected track, note both its album and its side letter. A track title alone does not always tell you which part of the set to consult, particularly when it matches an album title. Keeping those details together also makes it easier to plan a listening session that moves between albums.
As you look over the programme, notice whether the tracks you want are grouped on one side or spread across several. The side letter helps you choose a particular part of an album. For a start-to-finish listen, the track numbers let you follow the supplied sequence. The listing tells you what is included and how the tracks are arranged; it does not establish how the recording sounds or how this edition was prepared.
What to confirm before buying
The supplied information lets you compare the albums and their track sequences, but it does not specify the physical format, the number of physical media items, or the playback speed. If you are choosing the set for an existing playback system, confirm those details before ordering. In particular, do not infer a playback speed solely from “45” in the product name. No mastering or manufacturing details for a specific edition are supplied either. If those details affect your choice, ask the seller to confirm them.
FAQ
Is “Blow Up” an album or a track?
Both. It is the title of the first album in the set and a track listed on that album’s B side. If you want that track specifically, look for side B rather than starting with side A.
What is the quickest way to find a track?
Use the table in this order: album, side letter, then track number. This helps you distinguish an album from a track with the same title and see which tracks share a side.
Does “45” in the name confirm the playback speed?
No. The supplied information does not explicitly state a playback speed. If speed matters for your system, ask the seller to confirm it before buying.
Can I work out the number of physical media items from the listed sides?
No. The A, B, C, and D labels show how each album’s tracks are divided in the listing. They are not enough on their own to establish how many physical media items are in the set.
Are mastering and edition details provided?
No. The track listing does not provide those details. If you are looking for a particular edition or mastering, check with the seller before choosing the set.
