Alternative Press, March '96, page 13
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(There's an old Misfits band shot at the top with a caption that reads 
"Every Day Is Halloween")

Caroline Records is giving the world some real punk rock with its 
schedule of re-releases from the highly influential New Jersey punk band 
the Misfits.  In November, Collection II was released, featuring tracks 
from their incredibly sought-after 7-inch singles.  On February 27, the 
label will issue Box Set, a limited edition of five compact disks in an 
elaborate coffin-shaped plastic box with faux velour lining.  The disks 
will contain every track officially commited to tape(104 songs completely 
remastered) in various demo and alternate versions(35 in total including 
a band version of leader Glenn Danzig's solo single "Spook City, USA") as 
well as Static Age, the group's original late-1978 debut album that was 
shelved in favor of the live Walk Among Us, and the oft-bootlegged Master 
Sound Productions studio sessions.  The coffin set will also have a 
28-page booklet with never-before-printed lyrics, a complete discography, 
liner notes by former 'Fits/Samhain/Danzig bassist Eerie Von, and an 
enamel Misfits Fiend Club badge.  Truly an artifact for underground 
braineaters of all ages.