Track Listing: CD 1. One 2. I’m A Mess 3. Sing 4. Don’t 5. Nina 6. Photograph 7. Bloodstream 8. Tenerife Sea 9. Runaway 10. The Man 11. Thinking Out Loud 12. Afire Love 13. I See Fire 14. English Rose 15. Touch and Go 16. New York 17. Make It Rain 18. Lay It All On Me (Rudimental feat. Ed Sheeran) DVD 1 Im A Mess 2 Lego House 3 Photograph 4 Bloodstream 5 Dont 6 I See Fire 7 Dont Go Breaking My Heart 8 Thinking Out Loud 9 The A Team 10 You Need Me, I Dont Need You 11 Sing EXTRAS: 1 Afire Love 2 Drunk 3 Tenerife Sea 4 Take It Back / Superstition This album repack product comes just in time for the festive season with both a CD and DVD portion. The CD portion not only features all the hits taken from the multi award-winning x, but also boasts an amazing 5 new tracks, including the incredible new track Lay It All On Me, which sees Ed lend his vocals over Rudimental’s timelessly produced number. English Rose, Touch and Go, New York and Make It Rain, the additional new tracks on this album were once again (like x) recorded across different countries from LA, to New York and back to London, with Ed sticking with the formula that made x an instant hit last year. He calls on assistance from former producer, Rick Rubin (Eminem, Jay-Z, Red Hot Chilli Peppers) on Touch and Go and links up with Emile Haynie (Bruno Mars, Eminem, Lana Del Ray) for New York, which was incidentally recorded in the city of the same name. The DVD portion titled Jumpers For Goalposts Live at Wembley Stadium features the breath-taking footage taken this summer as Ed made history, becoming the first solo artist to take the stage at Wembley Stadium and played across 3 sold out nights to a crowd of 240,000 people. It features electrifying performances which include all the hits; The A Team, Don’t, Sing, Thinking Out Loud; we even get a glimpse of Sir Elton John as the two undertake a gargantuan duet. Aside from the live performances Jumpers For Goalposts Live at Wembley Stadium gives viewers an insight into life backstage on the road with Ed giving an honest and intimate window into the journey he’s taken thus far.
