Tracklist
| 1 | I Don't Mind What Ever Happens | |
| 2 | Fell Off The Floor, Man | |
| 3 | Opening Night | |
| 4 | Theme From Turnpike | |
| 5 | Little Arithmetics | |
| 6 | Gimme The Heat | |
| 7 | Serpentine | |
| 8 | A Shocking Lack Thereof | |
| 9 | Supermarketsong | |
| 10 | Memory Of A Festival | |
| 11 | Guilty Pleasures | |
| 12 | Nine Threads | |
| 13 | Disappointed in the Sun | |
| 14 | Roses | |
| 15 | Wake Me Up Before I Sleep | |
| 16 | Worried About Satan | |
| 17 | Overflow | |
| 18 | My Little Contessa | |
| 19 | My Wife Jan | |
| 20 | The Tugboat | |
| 21 | Everything Is The Same (Except No One Believes Me) | |
| 22 | I Suffer Rock | |
| 23 | Difficult Day | |
| 24 | Me & Your Mother | |
| 25 | Opening Night (Live, 'Basta' At Studio Brussel) | |
| 26 | Roses (Vermeersch version) | |
| 27 | A Shocking Lack Thereof (demo version) | |
| 28 | Nine Threads (demo version) |
In 1994 and 1996, dEUS released »Worst Case Scenario« and »In a Bar Under the Sea«, two albums that didn’t just introduce a band, but quietly rewired the possibilities of European alternative rock.
»Worst Case Scenario« arrived fully formed yet thrillingly unstable: wiry guitars, fractured rhythms, and Tom Barman’s half-spoken, half-sung narratives drifting between paranoia and pop.
»In a Bar Under the Sea« pushed that logic to its breaking point. Looser, stranger, and more communal in spirit, the album folded jazz phrasing, off-kilter pop hooks, and moments of near-chaos into something that still somehow cohered. It captured a band refusing to settle, embracing excess and experimentation at a moment when European guitar music rarely dared to sound this restless or this alive.
The 3LP anniversary sets include long lost B-Sides and rarities.