Nieuw (nog in plastic verpakking) inclusief kartonnen slipcase.

Ophalen in Oostkamp (Belgie) of verzenden met tracking vanaf €5 met koeriersdienst Mondial Relay (rechtstreeks naar een afhaalpunt).
Kan indien gewenst met een andere koeriersdienst verstuurd worden.

Formed in 1972 in Auckland, New Zealand, Split Enz, (initially known as 'Split Ends'), were the first band from New Zealand to achieve major success beyond the Southern Hemisphere, blazing a trail with a sound and style entirely their own. They evolved from folk-inspired beginnings into a fusion of art-rock, new wave, and theatrical performance. Initially, the band members were Tim Finn, vocalist and guitarist Phil Judd, bassist Mike Chunn, violinist Miles Golding and flautist Mike Howard. But the line-up changed quite regularly and by the time of Second Thoughts, Eddie Rayner was playing keyboards, Robert Gillies took care of saxophone/trumpet, while Noel Crombie and Emlyn Crowther were on percussion and drums, respectively. Neil Finn joined in 1977.

The blu-ray is actually titled ENZylcopedia Volumes 1 & 2 because it features versions of both albums, for a total of 5 different audio streams, including a brand new Dolby Atmos and 5.1 Mix of Second Thoughts by Michael Carpenter, a stereo mix of the same album by Eddie Rayner, and three music videos.

ENZylopedia Volumes 1 & 2 blu-ray content:
- MENTAL NOTES - 1975 Original Stereo Mix Remastered [96/24 bit]
- SECOND THOUGHTS - Michael Carpenter Dolby Atmos Mix [48/24 bit]
- SECOND THOUGHTS - Michael Carpenter 5.1 Mix [48/24 bit]
- SECOND THOUGHTS - 2025 Eddie Rayner Stereo Mix [96/24 bit]
- SECOND THOUGHTS - 1976 Original Stereo Mix Remastered [96/24]
- MUSIC VIDEOS - Sweet Dreams, Lovey Dovey, Late Last Night

The blu-ray is presented in a clear amaray blu-ray case and will ship with a collectible SDE Surround Series slipcase. It includes a booklet with a note from Eddie Rayner, and an exclusive note from Atmos mixer Michael Carpenter.