1992 saw the unlikely James Warren and Andy Davis reunited, along new Korgi John Baker sharing lead vocal duties. In an attempt to be seen as more than an 'English' band the team set about creating a more global sound. World anthems such as 'One Life' and the title track were couple with sumptuous ballads like 'Hold On' and the 'Tears for Fears'

1992 saw the unlikely James Warren and Andy Davis reunited, along new Korgi John Baker sharing lead vocal duties. In an attempt to be seen as more than an 'English' band the team set about creating a more global sound. World anthems such as 'One Life' and the title track were couple with sumptuous ballads like 'Hold On' and the 'Tears for Fears' style rocker 'Wreckage of a Broken Heart'. Among the bonus tracks is included a live version of 'Mount Everset sings The Blues' notable as the first time Al Steele is seen in connection with The Korgis.

This album includes some classics lovingly reworked and a strong selection from the 90's album 'This World's For Everyone', including unreleased songs from the sessions. There are also a few tracks not to be found elsewhere including the Christmas classic , 'Wish You A Merry Christmas'. Curiosities also included are the original demo of 'Lines'

This album includes some classics lovingly reworked and a strong selection from the 90's album 'This World's For Everyone', including unreleased songs from the sessions. There are also a few tracks not to be found elsewhere including the Christmas classic , 'Wish You A Merry Christmas'. Curiosities also included are the original demo of 'Lines' featuring Steve Lindsey and the original demo of 'Boots and Shoes' - much closer to the version that ended up on 'A Victory For Common Sense'. This features the 90's lineup of James Warren, Andy Davis and John Baker.