Formats and Track Listings
- Version 1
- "Elevation" (Tomb Raider Mix) (3:35)
- "Elevation" (Escalation Mix) (7:04)
- "Elevation" (Vandit Club Mix) (8:54)
CD version released only in the UK.
- Version 2
- "Elevation" (Tomb Raider Mix) (3:35)
- "Last Night on Earth" (Live from Mexico City) (6:20)
- "Don't Take Your Guns to Town" (Johnny Cash cover) (4:11)
First regular CD edition, released in Europe, Canada and the UK.
- Version 3
- "Elevation" (Tomb Raider Mix) (3:35)
- "Elevation" (The Biffco Mix) (4:18)
Europe only.
- Version 4
- "Elevation" (Tomb Raider Mix) (3:35)
- "Elevation" (Escalation Mix) (7:04)
- "Elevation" (Influx Remix) (4:02)
- "Elevation" (Quincey and Sonance Mix) (6:53)
Second regular CD single released in Europe, Australia and Canada. The version released in Australia also had "Last Night on Earth" (Live from Mexico City).
- Version 5
- "Elevation" (Tomb Raider Mix) (3:35)
- "I Remember You" (Live from Irving Plaza) (1:28)
- "New York" (Live from Irving Plaza) (5:42)
- "I Will Follow" (Live from Irving Plaza) (3:51)
Labeled the "Tour Edition," this edition was numbered and sold on tour stops throughout Europe. "I Remember You" is a Ramones cover.
- Version 6
- "Elevation" (Tomb Raider Mix) (3:35)
- "I Remember You" (Live from Irving Plaza) (1:28)
- "New York" (Live from Irving Plaza) (5:42)
- "Don't Take Your Guns to Town" (4:11)
- "Elevation" (The Biffco Mix) (4:18)
Released in Australia only.
- Version 7
- "Elevation" (Tomb Raider Mix) (3:35)
- "Elevation" (Tomb Raider Video) (3:50)
- "Excerpts from MTV's Making the Video" (3:46)
DVD single edition.
- Version 8
- "Beautiful Day" (Quincey and Sonance Mix) (7:56)
- "Beautiful Day" (The Perfecto Mix) (7:48)
- "Beautiful Day" (David Holmes Remix) (5:34)
- "Elevation" (The Vandit Club Mix) (8:54)
- "Elevation" (Influx Remix) (4:02)
- "Elevation" (Escalation Mix) (7:04)
- "Elevation" (Quincey and Sonance Remix) (6:53)
Double 12" vinyl released in the UK.
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