Marc Almond's tenth studio album, originally released in March 1999. Limited edition midnight blue coloured vinyl. "An evocative Jacques Brel meets John Barry landscape, with a midnight blue melancholy". NME. The Irish music magazine 'Hot Press' noted Open All Night's "lush decadence' and dissolution". Featuring a collaboration with Siouxsie Sioux on the track 'Threat Of Love' and Kelli Ali on the glacially ethereal 'Almost Diamonds'. Ali was the lead singer of British trip-hop band Sneaker Pimps. To quote Keith Phipps of AV Club, Marc effortlessly establishes himself on this album as, "a smoky chanteuse of the synth age" offering "a private world of romantic martyrhood set to electronic beats". This midnight blue coloured vinyl, limited edition, double LP - with full colour printed inner sleeves - is a comprehensive celebration of this singularly moody and magnificent Marc Almond album. Not only does it contain the original 12 album tracks for the very first time on vinyl, it augments them with a further eleven contemporaneous Marc Almond bonus tracks including 'Sequins And Stars' and 'One Night Of Sin' from the Mojo movie soundtrack and a number of lesser found stellar narrative songs!