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. The EP was given a low-key release. It features covers of

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's biggest hit "

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" (1980), New Order's B-side "Hurt" which was released with "

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" (1982), the debut single of

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"Shack Up" (1980) and "Looking from a Hilltop" from Section 25, which originally appeared on '' From the Hip'' (1984).

Track listing

References

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