| Title | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Working With Fire And Steel (7") | Virgin | VS 620 | UK | 1983 | |
| Working With Fire And Steel (12") | Virgin Schallplatten GmbH | 601 015-213 | Germany | 1983 | |
| Working With Fire And Steel (12", Maxi) | Warner Bros. Records, Warner Bros. Records | 0-20172, 9 20172-0 A | US | 1983 | |
| Working With Fire And Steel (12", Maxi, Promo) | Warner Bros. Records | 0-20172 | US | 1983 | |
| Working With Fire And Steel (12", Single) | Virgin | VSX 1179 | Canada | 1983 | |
| Working With Fire And Steel (12", Single) | Virgin | VS 620-12 | UK | 1983 | |
| Working With Fire And Steel (7") | Virgin | VS 620 | Australia | 1983 | |
| Working With Fire And Steel (7", Sil) | Virgin | VSY 620 | UK | 1983 | |
| Working With Fire And Steel (12") | Virgin | 601 015 | Spain | 1984 | |
| Working With Fire And Steel (7") | Virgin, Virgin | 105 841, 105 841-100 | Europe | 1984 | |
| Working With Fire And Steel (7") | Virgin | A 105.841 | Spain | 1984 |
referencing Working With Fire And Steel, 12", Maxi, 0-20172, 9 20172-0 A
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Many of these early-80s electronic acts did some fantastic instrumentals that are usually buried on b-sides. This is one of them; I'm hoping to make a list. Others in this style include "The Office" by New Musik and "Somebody Up There Likes You" by Simple Minds.