UPDATE HISTORY
    2016
  APRIL
APRIL 26:
From the FYE website, I found this Japanese release of the GOOD TIMES CD. 
      It includes 14 tracks, including Andy Partridge's "Love's What I Want". 
    
FYE is also promoting an exclusive copy of their first LP on blue vinyl:

The Monkees Live Almanac has all the releases.
APRIL 21:
Pics for the upcoming Blu Ray set:
The "Star Collector/Goin' Down" picture sleeve is perfect!
Here it is, all the scans from the LP box set, the Classic Album Collection:
 
  
  
 
APRIL 20:
Nez's "Silver Moon" from the Netherlands:
 
 
it looks very similar to the German sleeve:

APRIL 19:
John Hughes at Rhino says these are the versions that will 
      be available for "Good Times!" 
      Mass market CD - 13 tracks.
    
FYE exclusive CD - 14 tracks, including "A Better  World". 
      FYE exclusive teal-colored vinyl - 13 tracks. 
    
Barnes & Noble exclusive vinyl with bonus 7" of    "Love's What I Want" 
      b/w "A Better World". 
    
iTunes & HD Tracks deluxe edition with  "Terrifying" and 
  "Me & Magdalena (Version 2) and digital  booklet.
      General release date  has been moved up to May 27. 
      The vinyl LP has been pushed back to July 29. 
    
APRIL 16:
Picked these up this morning!


APRIL 14:
Updated the advertising section of the KLRA The Beat newspaper 
    which had some nice ads for the Monkees back in '67:
 
  
 
Also picked up 2 later records from Rhodesia:
 
  
 
  "Listen To The Band/Someday Man" 
 
 
  "That Was Then, This Is Now/(Theme From) The Monkees"
APRIL 5:
I'm happy to report that reader Derek Miner has confirmed 
      that 
      the 
      South African mono copy of "The Birds, The Bees & The Monkees" 
      has the same unique mix as the USA. 
 
  
  
 
The 7 confirmed countries to have this dedicated mono mix:
Australia
      India
      Israel
      Mexico
      Puerto Rico
      South Africa
      USA
More on this issue here.
APRIL 1:
The Monkees from Belgium, circa 1978:
 
  
  
 
They used a picture of "Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart" which 
      for all intents and purposes was  the  Monkees for the 70s. 
  
      This may be the only picture sleeve of its kind! 
    
