Saxon, over the decades have gone from being pioneers of the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal, to becoming one of the most successful UK rock acts of all time. The truth, though, is that Saxon have always transcended trends and eras. From 1979's 'Saxon' album to new album ‘Thunderbolt’, the band enjoyed considerable success. Five Top 40 albums in the UK, with four Top 20 singles. And they were similarly successful in other parts of the world as well. It's no wonder their influence spread across the globe, and played a crucial role in the way we look at hard rock and heavy metal today. Originally released on 16th April 1984, Saxon’s sixth album was produced by Kevin Beamish at the legendary Sound City Studios, in Los Angeles. It featured the band’s first recorded cover song, a version of the Sweet’s ‘Set Me Free’ and the singles’ Sailing To America’, ‘Just Let me Rock’ and ‘Do It All For You’. This version includes early working versions of some of the songs featured on the album and also the songs ‘Borderline’ and ‘Helter Skelter’ that didn’t make the final track listing of Crusader.

1. The Crusader Prelude
2. Crusader
3. A Little Bit of What You Fancy
4. Sailing to America
5. Set Me Free
6. Just Let Me Rock
7. Bad Boys (Like to Rock 'N' Roll)
8. Do It All for You
9. Rock City
10. Run for Your Lives
11. Borderline
12. Helter Skelter
13. Crusader
14. Do It All for You
15. Sailing to America
16. Set Me Free
17. Just Let Me Rock
18. Do It All for You (Intro)/Run for Your Lives
19. Living for the Weekend (Outtake Writing Session)