Well my obsession with NO/JD re-recording material started with the extended version of She's lost control. Ever since then, I try to gather the many variations of their recordings. Some of them, stick out as almost superior to the originals, some are minimal in difference.
I prefer Bizarre Love Triangle '94 to the original, where as I cant stand 1963 '94. Nor can I stand True Faith '94, it was a lame attempt to make it a dancier club song. Yet, Round and Round '94 rivals the original technique recording, and adds some dimension. Back to 1963, Arthur Baker's remix from '95 adds a beautiful hooky segment, and a gloomy guitar driven atmosphere.
I really never understood how every version of temptation was perfect, but this tune is pure class. I still hold gripes with Blue Monday '88 and '95..they just don't feel the same. Would've loved if Barney joined pottsy on the community version of the Village. Hell i'd even enjoy a technique era interpretation of Ultraviolence. I haven't heard the confusion 02 remixes, but im sure theres atleast one i'd love. Since im on Confusion, i'll take the version of it on Retro(pop) to the slower singles version, oh and the substance version was trash. Now mind you, the substance version is a better choice for a live performance.