Mr Discography wrote:
Spotnick wrote:
Drawing from twenty four years worth of remarkable recorded material, ‘Singles’ compiles every single released by the band in chronological order.
Of course, if the initial tracklistings for this album are correct, including the '95 Baker Mix of 1963 after 'True Faith' will mean that, technically, this compilation isn't in chronological order, as it should come after 'Spooky'!
Andy
I would have a theory, but that theory is blown away by Blue Monday-88, so I'll pass.
It doesn't make sense, but that's the way it is, I guess they prefered to have it there than to split the Republic singles.
And we all know the band wanted it to be released in 1987, so...
What doesn't make sense to me is the omission of Blue Monday 95 and True Faith 94... although in TF's case, the single version is almost identical to the original, they couldn't include the perfecto edit in there.
As for Blue Monday, I'm not sure there was a non promo single version 
For the rest, if the press release is true, I'd expect Ceremony 7" version... but again, it's New Order, so I expect to have some kind of disappointment...