Wire – In Vivo

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	In Vivo 12", 45 RPM, Single	Mute – 12 MUTE 98	UK	1989	UK — 1989	Recently Edited
	In Vivo 12", 45 RPM, Maxi-Single, Stereo	Mute – INT 126.915, Mute – 12 MUTE 98	Germany	1989	Germany — 1989	Recently Edited
	In Vivo CD, Mini, Single	Mute – CD MUTE 98	UK	1989	UK — 1989	Recently Edited
	In Vivo 7", 45 RPM, Single, Limited Edition, White Label	Mute – LMUTE98	UK	1989	UK — 1989	Recently Edited
	In Vivo 12", 33 ⅓ RPM	Enigma (4) – 7 75528-0, Mute – 12MUTE98	US	1989	US — 1989	Recently Edited
	In Vivo / Illuminated 12", Single, Promo	Mute – P12 MUTE 98	UK	1989	UK — 1989
	In Vivo 7", Single, 45 RPM	Mute – MUTE 98	UK	1989	UK — 1989	Recently Edited
	In Vivo 7"	Mute – INT 111.861, Mute – MUTE 98	Germany	1989	Germany — 1989	New Submission
	In Vivo CD, Mini	Mute – INT 826.915, Mute – CD MUTE 98	Germany	1989	Germany — 1989
	In Vivo 12", Promo, 33 ⅓ RPM	Enigma (4) – EPRO-215	US	1989	US — 1989	New Submission
	In Vivo Cassette, Single, Stereo, Dolby HX PRO B NR	Mute – 7 75044-4, Enigma (4) – 7 75044-4	US	1989	US — 1989	New Submission

ekewebb Feb 20, 2013
Edited 12 years ago
referencing In Vivo (12", 33 ⅓ RPM) 7 75528-0
The Dance Remix is the same as the 12" Version on the UK CD single but extended by 40 seconds or so at the end.
The Dance Remix Edit is the same as the 7" Version on the UK CD single.
The Dance Remix Instrumental is the same as the Club Mix on the Coatings compilation.
Gronk73 Jul 5, 2012
Edited 12 years ago
referencing In Vivo / Illuminated (12", Single, Promo) P12 MUTE 98
Colin Newman was so unimpressed by Rico Conning's production on 'In Vivo' that he went back into the studio and retouched it (hear this 'correct' mix on "The A List"), and it's not hard to understand why: the Conning mix is a train wreck. But 'In Vivo' is a terrific song, one of the finest pop tunes ever concocted by Wire. On 'Illuminated', a one-time show opener, Graham Lewis takes the mic; there are some interesting vocal effects but the track is painfully long and monotonous, typifying what many fans dislike about Wire's '80s incarnation.