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''. The set included the first public appearance of the song "True Faith", which would be released as a single the following month and go on to become one of the group's biggest and most enduringly popular hits.

Track listing

Personnel

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- Bass, Electronic drums * Stephen Morris - Drums, Keyboards * Bernard Sumner - Vocals, Guitar ;Additional personnel *Pete Ritzema - Producer *Mental Block - Design (1992 release) * The Peter Saville Studio - Design (2000 release) * Jon Wozencroft - Photography * Paul Lester - Liner Notes (2000 release)

Chart positions

References

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