New Order - Substance

Label:

Factory

Catalog#:

Fact 200

Format:

2 x Vinyl, LP, Compilation

Country:

Released:

17 Aug 1987

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Synth-pop

Tracklist

A1		Ceremony
		Producer - Martin Hannett Written-By - Joy Division
A2		Everything's Gone Green
		Producer - Martin Hannett
A3		Temptation
		Engineer - Michael Johnson
B1		Blue Monday
B2		Confusion
		Engineer - Michael Johnson Written-By - Arthur Baker
B3		Thieves Like Us
		Written-By - Arthur Baker
C1		The Perfect Kiss
		Producer - Michael Johnson
C2		Subculture
		Remix - John Robie
C3		Shellshock
		Written-By - John Robie
D1		State Of The Nation
D2		Bizarre Love Triangle
		Remix - Shep Pettibone
D3		True Faith
		Written-By, Producer - Stephen Hague

Credits

Artwork By [Sleeve Design] - Peter Saville Associates , Trevor Key
Producer - New Order (tracks: A3 to D3)
Written-By - New Order (tracks: A2 to D3)

Notes

Sleeve comes in two variations: First edition with embossed letters, later editions plain printed.
This is the embossed edition.

A1 published by Fractured Music/Zomba Music Ltd.
A2 to B1, C1, C2, D1, D2 published by Bemusic/Warner Brothers Music Ltd
B2, B3 published by Shakin' Baker Music/Bemusic/Warner Brothers Music Ltd
C3 published by Bemusic/Warner Brothers Music Ltd/Indulgent Music.
D3 published by Bemusic/Warner Brothers Music Ltd/Cut Music/MCA Music Ltd.

℗ 1987 Factory Communications Limited

Run-off groove notations:
Side A: Goodbye Davy Pils
Side B: The Pleasure And The Pain....
Side C: ... Of An Extended Childhood
Side D: Steven Won't Go To Stockport

Mastered at The Townhouse.
Pressed at MPO Averton.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix Number: FACT 200 A1 Townhouse MPO

Matrix Number: FACT 200 B1 Townhouse MPO

Matrix Number: FACT 200 C1X Townhouse MPO

Matrix Number: FACT 200 D1 Townhouse MPO

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Review by djopm Oct 28, 2003

There is a limited release (1,000 copies) of this double LP. Same tracks but different cover. The front has the Peony Blue Rose and the back Conch Red Shell. Each employee of Factory Records received a copy of Substance 1987 for their birthday during the fiscal year of its release. Finally, on the back there's a caption that states, "Not for resale unless desperate."