NewOrder* – Nineteen63

The pressing I've got has the tracks for the box set pressing. There's no listing on here for a mispress

Hmm...90's remixes are always a bit hit and miss, in my opinion. Purely for club-enthusiasts of a certain age. I was in my late 20's when these were released, and I really don't think they've aged terribly well

The Light Mix is probably the best of the 1963 remixes, which ittedly isn't hard. But what's with the Elmer Fudd vocal affectations where Barney sings 'fwee' instead of 'free' and 'pwice' instead of 'price' etc? Something went awry with the autotune settings? Vewy distwacting.

is the Nightstripper mix of Spooky the same as the Night Tripper mix??

some idiot DJ's throwing samples of New Orders amazing track into their mix so they can call their garbage a remix. Worst New Order single ever

These two DJ mixes are hilarious!
The Joe T. Vannelli Dubby Mix will be recognizable to a NO fan due to the sampled/repeated "Johnnyyyyy", but that's the only clue.
But the Lionrock Full Throttle Mix bears zero resemblance to the original, and would challenge even the most hardcore NO fan to name it (if they listened blind).
Absolutely useless, at least for a NO fan that is (as you can get the 95 Arthur Baker version, which is worth having, on Best Of New Order, Retro, etc.

love Arthur Baker. love 1963 (1987). hate all these other versions.

Maybe not the best sound quality, but the Light Mix is great to my ears, and on this press, taking its own side of the record, is well worth it. Love the fade out at the end.

unrecognizable house versions of this classic NO song. don't waste your money.

We have a few copies of this promo in the special cut-out cover. The problem always is finding one with no damage to the die-cut. All our copies are 2 x 12" and this listing should be amended accordingly as a 2 x 12" in the special cover. It is possible that each 12" was also issued separately but a listing denoting 2 x 12"s is needed.