Sheryl Crow is gearing up to re-release her debut album, Tuesday Night Music Club, with a new 3-disc combination that will include the original album, a disc containing B-sides, rarities and out-takes, and a DVD with the album's music video. The newer version of the album, which collect her 3 Grammys for Best New Artist, Best Female Pop Vocal Performance and Record of the Year ("All I Wanna Do"), will hits stores on November 17th and be preceded by the single "Killer Life".

This is horrible, which is exactly what I was expecting given these tracks are B-sides and leftovers that didn't originally make the album. I've never understood why artists take their classic albums and lessen them by trying to revive what was once hot, such as Michael Jackson's 2008 re-release of 'Thriller', but the clear answer to that question is for their true and loyal fans.

Sadly, whatever the reasons are, it still fails to make this lackluster, dated and creatively starved cut any better.