Appearances
In 2008, Collector's Editions of all New Order's 1980s albums were released. The result is that remastered versions of the original 12" "Blue Monday" and its B-side "The Beach" appear on the Collector's Edition of Power, Corruption & Lies. Meanwhile, "Blue Monday '88" and "Beach Buggy" appear on the Collector's Edition of 1986's Brotherhood. "Blue Monday" also appeared on Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories on its in-game radio Wave 103. Also in FIFA 05 and in-game radio in Forza Horizon. "Blue Monday" appears on almost every New Order compilation. This is a brief rundown of what versions appear where.
- 1987: Substance 1987 – Original 12" version
- 1994: Best of New Order – 1988 7" version
- 1995: Rest of New Order – Hardfloor Mix
- 2002: International – Original 12" version
- 2002: Retro – Original 12" version and Jam and Spoon Manuela Mix
- 2005: Singles – Original 12" version and 1988 7" version
- 2011: Total - Original 12" version
Compilation appearances include
- 1996 The Best...Album in the World...Ever! - New edited version of 12" mix (runs at 6:45 length)
- 2001 Mixmag B!g Tunes - Original 12" version
- 2008 Anthems II 1991-2009 - 1988 7" mix (mixed into "Chime" by Orbital)
- 2011 Arkives - Plastikman Remix
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