Missing Tracks
- "Suicide Alley" (from "Suicide Alley" and "Little Baby Nothing")
- "UK Channel Boredom" (from "UK Channel Boredom")
- "Tennessee (I Get Low)" (from "Suicide Alley" and "La Tristesse Durera (Scream to a Sigh)")
- "New Art Riot" (from "New Art Riot")
- "Last Exit on Yesterday" (from "New Art Riot")
- "Teenage 20/20" (from "New Art Riot")
- "You Love Us (Heavenly Recording)" (from "You Love Us (Heavenly Version)")
- "Starlover" (from "You Love Us (Heavenly Version)" and "From Despair to Where")
- "R.P. McMurphy" (from "Stay Beautiful")
- "Soul Contamination" (from "Stay Beautiful")
- "A Vision of Dead Desire" (from "You Love Us")
- "Ain't Going Down" (from "Slash 'n' Burn")
- "Under My Wheels" (originally by Alice Cooper) (from "Motorcycle Emptiness")
- "Sleeping with the NME" (from "Theme from M.A.S.H. (Suicide Is Painless)")
- "Never Want Again" (from "Little Baby Nothing")
- "Dead Yankee Drawl" (from "Little Baby Nothing")
- "Hibernation" (from "From Despair to Where")
- "Patrick Bateman" (from "La Tristesse Durera (Scream to a Sigh)")
- "Roses in the Hospital" (Single Version) (from "Roses in the Hospital")
- "Us Against You" (from "Roses in the Hospital")
- "Slash N' Burn (live at Club Citta, Kawasaki, Japan)" (from "Gold Against the Soul (Japanese version)")
- "Crusafix Kiss (live at Club Citta, Kawasaki, Japan)" (from "Gold Against the Soul (Japanese version)")
- "Motown Junk (live at Club Citta, Kawasaki, Japan)" (from "Gold Against the Soul (Japanese version)")
- "Tennessee (live at Club Citta, Kawasaki, Japan)" (from "Gold Against the Soul (Japanese version)")
- "You Love Us (live at Club Citta, Kawasaki, Japan)" (from "Gold Against the Soul (Japanese version)")
- "Are Mothers Saints" (from "Life Becoming a Landslide EP")
- "Charles Windsor" (originally by McCarthy) (from "Life Becoming a Landslide EP")
- "The Drowners" (originally by Suede) (from "She Is Suffering")
- "Stay with Me" (originally by Faces) (from "She Is Suffering")
- "Too Cold Here" (from "Revol")
- "Love Torn Us Under" (from "She Is Suffering")
- "Dead Passive" (from "A Design for Life")
- "Black Garden" (from "Everything Must Go")
- "Hanging On" (from "Everything Must Go")
- "No One Knows What It's Like to Be Me" (from "Everything Must Go")
- "First Republic" (from "Kevin Carter")
- "Montana/Autumn/78" (from "If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next")
- "Black Holes for the Young" (featuring Sophie Ellis-Bextor) (from "The Everlasting")
- "Buildings for Dead People" (from "Tsunami")
- "Locust Valley" (from "Found That Soul")
- "Ballad of the Bangkok Novotel" (from "Found That Soul")
- "Pedestal" (from "So Why So Sad")
- "Groundhog Days" (from "Ocean Spray")
- "Little Trolls" (from "Ocean Spray")
- "Masking Tape" (from "Let Robeson Sing")
- "Fear of Motion" (from "Let Robeson Sing")
- "Automatik Teknicolour" (from "There by the Grace of God")
- "It's All Gone" (from "There by the Grace of God")
- "Unstoppable Salvation" (from "There by the Grace of God")
- "Happy Ending" (from "There by the Grace of God")
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