I'm sure that I will come up with more, but here are a few i'd like to see:

The Pogues - Peace And Love
Voivod - Nothingface (like this will ever happen)

I can think of a bunch of more obscure releases that will never see this sort of rerelease, which is a shame.

There are a couple of Fugazi albums that I would love to see given the "deluxe package" treatment, but I can't really see them doing that. I think it was In On The Killtaker that was originally recorded by Albini then shelved? I'd love to see that packaged with a re-release.

I'm really hoping that SubPop gives reissue treatment to the rest of Red Red Meat's catalog.

I think a lot of stuff from the '90s could actually make for good reissue packages because it was the era of the multi-part single and the maxi-single, thus resulting in a lot of B-sides for a lot of bands.

Still would like to hear Tom Waits pre-Anti- catalog remastered and reissued. The old CDs sound OK, I guess, but I've always held off on buying them because I assumed this was coming eventually. I don't know if there'd be any bonus material to include or not, though. Probably not, I guess.

Echo and the Bunnymen's "Reverberation", which has long been out of print. I was lucky enough to snag a copy awhile ago, and I think it would make a great remastering. However, it will never happen since McCulloch left the band at that point. They could probably find some live era stuff, and of course those Euphoric singles that have been lost.

Actually, Sinatra's "Watertown" would be kind of neat.