This post may only be of interest to true music geeks.
We all know about the missing beats/channel drop in Blue Monday, but it seems another classic club track suffers from the same issues. Most CD versions of Ministry's "Every Day is Halloween" are missing the first synth bass note, and there's a channel problem during the first verse. It sounds like the channels start off wrong and get "fixed" at about 1:04. There's a proper remastered version on the "Early Trax" compilation, but I can only assume the song has been screwed up before that since it first appeared on CD in 1987. Unlike NO's singles appearing in multiple versions in different countries, Wax Trax! was a small label and most likely any compilations the song appeared on used the same recording.
Why do the most important club tracks have to get screwed up like that?