Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High (CD, Single) | Elektra | 64766-2 | US | 1992 | |
| High (12") | Polydor, Fiction Records | 865 565-1, ficsx 39 | Netherlands | 1992 | |
| High (12") | Fiction Records | FICSX 39 | UK | 1992 | |
| High (12") | PolyGram Iberica | 865 565-1 | Spain | 1992 | |
| High (12") | Eastwest Records | 9031-77184-0 | Australia | 1992 | |
| High (12", Promo) | Fiction Records | FICSX 39 DJ | UK | 1992 | |
| High (7") | Fiction Records, Polydor | FICS 39, 865 564-7 | UK | 1992 | |
| High (7") | Fiction Records | 865 564-7 | Netherlands | 1992 | |
| High (CD, Maxi) | Polydor | 865 749-2 | Netherlands | 1992 | |
| High (CD, Maxi) | Fiction Records, Polydor | ficcd 39, 865 565-2 | UK | 1992 | |
| High (CD, Maxi) | Elektra | CD 66437 | Canada | 1992 | |
| High (CD, Maxi) | Polydor | POCP-1189 | Japan | 1992 | |
| High (CD, Maxi, Dig) | Elektra | 66437-2 | US | 1992 | |
| High (CD, Maxi, Dig) | Fiction Records, Polydor | ficcd 39, 865 565-2 | Europe | 1992 | |
| High (CD, Maxi, Ltd, Box) | Polydor | 865 755-2 | UK | 1992 | |
| High (CD, Maxi, Promo) | Fiction Records | 4211 | France | 1992 | |
| High (CD, Maxi, Promo) | Fiction Records | 4211 | France | 1992 | |
| High (CD, Single) | Polydor | 865 564-2 | France | 1992 | |
| High (CD, Single, Promo) | Elektra | PRCD 8547-2 | US | 1992 | |
| High (Cass, Single) | Fiction Records, Polydor | FICCS 39, 865 564-4 | UK | 1992 | |
| High (Cass, Single) | Elektra, Fiction Records | 4-64766 | US | 1992 | |
| High (12") | Fiction Records, Polydor | FICSX 41, 865 725-1 | UK | 1993 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing High, CD, Maxi, Dig, 66437-2
Simply put, this is a wonderful single. The mixes of "High" on the disc are what you'd expect, but the b-sides "This Twilight Garden" and "Play" make this more than worth it. "This Twilight Garden" is an emotional ethereal journey through sound. In my opinion, this is one of the Cure's greatest b-sides that they've ever had. "Play" is more in the usual range of what you'd expect from the Cure, but it has a wonderful tone and composition that compel you to keep with it.