Australian card sleeve release of Eat The
Music, which is also unique because it has a scratch and sniff surface on the
front. When you scratch it, it smells like Kate’s feet. I'm kidding!!! It smells
like watermelons or some kind of fruit. To be honest, I have no idea what it
smells like as I've never scratched or sniffed it due to the fact that it is a
card sleeve and can become easily damaged. I have seen the front of these card sleeves literally destroyed from people over-scratching them. Even if you are careful, at the very least you would probably end up “engraving” the surface with your fingernails. It's
a neat idea though, if not a stupid one.
The CD comes out from the top portion of the card sleeve
and the artwork on the front and back is pretty similar to most releases. The
only real differences to the front of the sleeve are the orange strips along
the top and bottom. Apart from the catalogue number, which is located on
the back of the card sleeve in the upper left-hand corner, the CD is the only thing that indicates this as being the Australian release. It features a
logo with “Digital Audio Technologies Australia” written beside it.
This single also contains the "Extended Mix" of Eat The Music, You Want Alchemy and the revolting Shoedance remix. Believe it or not,
the “Extended Mix” is actually the album version of Eat The Music, but with the
intro removed (about the first 12 seconds cut off) – hardly an extended mix.
This one still turns up every so often, but it's not really worth getting... unless you're really into scratching and sniffing things. Besides, after all these years, I doubt you'd be able to smell anything on it but the glue they used to put the sleeve together with.
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