Illinois power-pop legends Cheap Trick will enhance the upcoming (Sept. 29) re-issues of their first three albums by adding a number of previously unreleased and rare tracks to each of the original collections. The re-issue of the band's 1977 self-titled debut will feature the rare track "Lovin' Money," as well as a skiffle-like alternate version of their hit "I Want You to Want Me," a studio take of the live staple "Lookout," an alternate version of "You're All Talk" and a rarity entitled "Go Go Girls." 1977's In Color will feature the b-side instrumental "Oh Boy," demos of "Southern Girls" and "Come On Come On" and previously unreleased live versions of "You're All Talk" and "Good Night." 1978's Heaven Tonight will contain rare versions of "Oh Claire" and "Stiff Competition," as well as an unfinished take of the band's signature hit "Surrender," with slightly different lyrics.