electronic :: singles

uk cd 1 in digipak with mail-away card and space for cd 2 (cdrs 6445), cd 2 in card sleeve (cdr 6445) and cassette in card sleeve (tcr 6445) released by parlophone on 16 september 1996. de cd (893736 2) released by virgin.

for you
all that i need
i feel alright

for you uk cd 1.

for you
free will (12" mix)
disappointed
get the message (dna mix)

for you uk cd 2.

track 4 is the dna groove mix.

for you
all that i need

for you uk cassette.

both tracks play on either side.

for you
all that i need
i feel alright

for you de cd.

track 1 is erroneously listed as the radio edit on the inner sleeve.

uk one-track cd, stickered with press sheet (cdrdj 6445) released by parlophone.

for you uk promo cd.

melody maker, 21 september 1996

uk #16

for you nme advertisement.

nme advertisement.

bernard sumner: vocals and keyboards. johnny marr: guitars, bass and keyboards. ged lynch: drums on for you. steve sidelnyk: drums on all that i need. karl bartos: keyboards on i feel alright. produced by electronic. engineered and mixed by james spencer. design/3d modelling: fluid.

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 edit which differed from the single and album versions—with a sprightly, fresher feel it’s arguably better than both, and at four minutes and 21 seconds, certainly more concise. for you made a brief appearance in the uk top 20, perhaps helped along by its suitably spirited video.