Reviewed by Nigel Harris

This special edition offers a DVD featuring two bonus songs and an interview with Jeremy. The additions bump it up a square. Whatever version of the album you get though, make sure you check it out. Despite being more confessional than previous releases it still displays an abundance of energy. And if power ballads are your style you're in for a real treat. The gruff vocals, raw lead guitar and tight rhythm section just keep on going through songs ranging from pure worship on "I Am Nothing" to the more introspective "What It Means" to the self-assured centrepiece title track.

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