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uk cd part 1 in digipak with mail-away card and space for cd part 2 (cdrs 6445), cd part 2 in card sleeve (cdr 6445) and cassette in card sleeve (tcr 6445) released by parlophone on 16 september 1996. german cd (893736 2) released by virgin.
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for you
all that i need
i feel alright

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bernard sumner vocals and keyboards
johnny marr guitars, bass and keyboards
ged lynch drums on track 01
steve sidelnyk drums on track 02
karl bartos keyboards on track 03
produced by electronic
engineered & mixed by james spencer
design/3d modelling: fluid
tracks 01 and 03 written by marr, sumner and bartos
track 02 written by marr and sumner
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for you
free will (12" mix)
disappointed
get the message (dna mix)

track 4 is the dna groove mix.
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bernard sumner vocals and keyboards
johnny marr guitars, bass and keyboards
neil tennant lead vocals on track 03
produced by electronic
track 03 produced by marr, sumner and tennant
track 01 engineered and mixed by james spencer
track 03 additional production and mix by stephen hague
mix engineer mike “spike” drake
track 04 remixed by dna
design/3d modelling: fluid
track 01 written by marr, sumner and bartos
tracks 02 and 04 written by marr and sumner
track 03 written by marr, sumner and tennant

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for you
all that i need

both tracks play on either side.
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for you
all that i need
i feel alright

track 1 is erroneously listed as the radio edit on the inner sleeve.
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uk 1-track cd, stickered with press sheet (cdrdj 6445) released by parlophone.
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for you (radio edit)

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melody maker, 21 september 1996
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uk #16
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one of electronic’s finest singles. as well as two stellar b-sides in all that i need and i feel alright, there was an exclusive mix of the a-side which featured busier drums and double-tracked vocals in the chorus, giving it a more anthemic quality. the one-track promo, meanwhile, comprised another mix which differed from the single and album versions—with a sprightly, fresher sound it’s arguably better than both, and at four minutes and twenty-one seconds, certainly more concise. for you made a brief appearance in the uk top 20, perhaps helped along by its suitably spirited video.
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