Sub-culture - Fac 133

Sub-culture

Fac 133
November 1985

 
    7": UK 1985 (Factory FAC 133)
    7": UK 1985 (Factory FAC 133/7) [promo]
        3:24    Sub-culture (edit)
        3:34    Dub-vulture (edit)

    7": BL 1985 (Factory 7FAC133)
        4:57    Sub-culture (remix edit)
        4:55    Sub-culture

    7": JP 1988 (???) [acetate]
                Sub-culture
                Face Up

    7": UK 1986 (Record Mirror RMEP2)
        New Order tracks include:
        7:10    Sub-culture (exclusive remix) **

   12": AU 1985 (Factory FAC 133)
   12": AU 1985 (Factory FAC 133) [promo]
   12": AU 1990 (Factory/Festival X14834)
   12": BL 1986 (Factory FAC 133)
   12": CA 1985 (Factory/Polygram FACX 24) *
   12": FR 1985 (Virgin 80224)
   12": GE 198? (Rough Trade RTD 023T)
   12": JP 1985 (Factory/Nippon Columbia YW-7433-AX)
   12": JP 1985 (Factory/Nippon Columbia YW-7433-AX) [promo]
   12": NZ 1985 (EMI NZ Ltd. FAC 133)
   12": SP 1985 (Factory/Nuevos Medios 31164)
   12": SW 1985 (Factory/MNW FAC 133)
   12": UK 1985 (Factory FAC 133)
        7:26    Sub-culture 
        7:57    Dub-vulture

   12": US 1985 (Qwest 9 20390-0)
        7:26    Sub-culture (remix)
        7:57    Subvulture
        4:57    Sub-culture

   12": US 1985 (Frankford/Wayne Mastering Labs HP-B) [one sided acetate]
        7:26    Sub-culture

*  Unique sleeve.
** A fade-out edit of the Razormaid! v1.0 mix.
Q: What is Bernard singing in the sentence "you'll realize you can't ??? without someone else"?
A: There are a lot of different interpretation of Bernard's singing, the most common suggestions for the above lyrics are that he is singing, "show off" or "shop". However, listening to the lyrics from Pumped Full of Drugs one can hear that Bernard sings "shaft", which is English slang for having sex. Then again, Bernard is famous for altering lyrics when performing live...

Q: Why does it only exists a regular black sleeve for Sub-culture?
A: Apparently the designer of New Order's sleeves, Peter Saville, thought the mix of the song was so crappy that he didn't want to design a sleeve.

Q: Are the 7" and 12" releases from Benelux (BL) Factory Benelux releases?
A: [Frank Brinkhuis] "These 2 were issued by EMI in the Benelux, who at that time were also distributors of Factory Benelux, but I wouldn't call them Factory Benelux releases. Benelux editions of FAC 133, that is what they are. The labels don't have an FBN logo, don't say 'Factory Benelux'. They only say 'A Factory Record FAC 133', 'Biem/Sabam' and 'Made In EEC'"
[Editor's note] The Benelux releases of "State of the Nation" and "Bizarre Love Triangle" are not Factory Benelux either.

Sleeves:

Fac 133 Label

Fac 133
RMEP2

RMEP2
RTD 023T Label

RTD 023T Label
YW-7433-AX

YW-7433-AX
Regular|AU promo
WLTP: UK 7"|UK 12"
Regular|Promo label
Facx 24 Front

Facx 24 Front
Facx 24 Label Back

Facx 24 Label Back
US 12"

US 12"
US Acetate

US Acetate

Cross-reference:

[singles]
 
12x12" - New Order Vinyl Campaign
  
[albums]
 
20 Years of New Order
 In Concert 422
In Concert Alternative 92-22
 In Concert New Rock 90-48
iTunes Essentials
 Reprise In-House CDR-Pack 2001
Singles
 Substance 1987
Various Maxis and Singles
  
[compilations]
 
The Cornerstone Player 025
  
[dj remixes]
 
In Hindsight
 Sub-culture
[video]
 
Pumped Full Of Drugs
  
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