Released on 13 February 1989, Everything Counts (Live) is the 22nd single by Depeche Mode (and their 16th in the US). Recorded at the Pasadena Rose Bowl in Los Angeles on 18 June 1988, during the Music For The Masses Tour, it’s a live version of the original Everything Counts single from 1983. Everything Counts (Live) is the fifth single not to feature on a studio album.
7-inch – UK
Mute – Bong 16 (released 13 February 1989)
A1 Everything Counts (Live in Pasadena 1988) 6:35
B1 Nothing (Live in Pasadena 1988) 4:36
12-inch – UK
Mute – 12Bong 16 (released 13 February 1989, generic inner sleeve)
A1 Everything Counts (Live in Pasadena 1988) 5:46
A2 Nothing (Live in Pasadena 1988) 4:42
B1 Sacred (Live in Pasadena 1988) 5:13
B2 A Question Of Lust (Live in Pasadena 1988) 4:12
12-inch limited edition – UK
Mute – L12Bong 16 (released 13 February 1989, generic inner sleeve)
A1 Everything Counts (Tim Simenon / Mark Saunders Mix (Bomb The Bass Mix)) 5:32
B1 Nothing (Justin Strauss Remix (Zip Hop Mix)) 7:06
B2 Strangelove (Tim Simenon / Mark Saunders Mix (Highjack Mix)) 06:33
10-inch numbered limited edition – UK
Mute – L10Bong 16 (the only 10-inch record by Depeche Mode, released 13 February 1989, includes two postcards and a sticker)
A1 Everything Counts (Absolut Mix (Alan Moulder Mix)) 6:06
A2 Everything Counts (Original 1983 12-inch Mix) 7:25
B1 Nothing (Justin Strauss Remix Edit (Zip Hop Mix Edit)) 4:02
B2 Everything Counts (Original 1983 Reprise) 0:56
7-inch promo – UK
Mute – Bong 16r (released in January or February 1989)
A1 Everything Counts (Live in Pasadena 1988 – Radio Edit) 5:54
AA1 Everything Counts (Live in Pasadena 1988 – Full Version) 6:34
12-inch promo – UK
Mute – P12Bong 16 (released in January or February 1989, generic sleeve)
A1 Everything Counts (Tim Simenon / Mark Saunders Mix (Bomb The Bass Mix)) 5:32
B1 Everything Counts (Absolut Mix (Alan Moulder Mix)) 6:00
12-inch promo – UK
Mute – PP12Bong 16 (released in January or February 1989, white label also exists)
A1 Strangelove (Tim Simenon / Mark Saunders Mix (Highjack Mix)) 06:33
B1 Nothing (Justin Strauss Remix Edit (Zip Hop Mix Edit)) 3:57
3-inch CD – UK
Mute – CDBong 16 (released 13 February 1989)
- Everything Counts (Live in Pasadena 1988) 5:47
- Nothing (Live in Pasadena 1988) 4:41
- Sacred (Live in Pasadena 1988) 5:13
- A Question Of Lust (Live in Pasadena 1988) 4:12
3-inch CD limited edition – UK
Mute – LCDBong 16 (released 13 February 1989, special ‘filofax’ packaging)
- Everything Counts (Tim Simenon / Mark Saunders Mix (Bomb The Bass Mix)) 5:30
- Nothing (Justin Strauss Remix (Zip Hop Mix)) 7:03
- Strangelove (Tim Simenon / Mark Saunders Mix (Highjack Remix)) 6:32
12-inch – US
Mute – Sire – 21183-0 (released 21 March 1989, generic inner sleeve)
A1 Everything Counts (Tim Simenon / Mark Saunders Mix (Bomb The Bass Mix)) 5:25
A2 Everything Counts (Live in Pasadena 1988) 5:45
A3 Nothing (Live in Pasadena 1988) 4:42
B1 Everything Counts (Absolut Mix (Alan Moulder Mix)) 6:00
B2 Sacred (Live in Pasadena 1988) 5:13
B3 A Question Of Lust (Live in Pasadena 1988) 4:13
7-inch – US
Mute – Sire – 7-22993 (released 25 March 1989)
A1 Everything Counts (Live in Pasadena 1988) 4:50
B1 Nothing (Live in Pasadena 1988) 4:40
7-inch promo – US
Mute – Sire – 7-22993 (released in February or March 1989)
A1 Everything Counts (Live in Pasadena 1988) 4:50
B1 Everything Counts (Live in Pasadena 1988) 4:50
CD promo – US
Mute – Sire – PRO-CD-3485 (released in February or March 1989)
- Everything Counts (Live in Pasadena 1988) 4:51
- Everything Counts (Absolut Mix (Alan Moulder Mix)) 6:05
- Everything Counts (Tim Simenon / Mark Saunders Mix (Bomb The Bass Mix)) 5:29
CD – UK / US
Mute – CD BONG 16 / Mute – Sire – 40331-2 (released in 1992)
- Everything Counts (Live in Pasadena 1988) 5:47
- Nothing (Live in Pasadena 1988) 4:42
- Sacred (Live in Pasadena 1988) 5:14
- A Question Of Lust (Live in Pasadena 1988) 4:15
- Everything Counts (Tim Simenon / Mark Saunders Mix (Bomb The Bass Mix)) 5:32
- Strangelove (Tim Simenon / Mark Saunders Mix (Highjack Remix)) 6:32
- Everything Counts (Absolut Mix (Alan Moulder Mix)) 6:04
CD – Europe / US
Mute – CD BONG 16X / Mute – Reprise – R2 78892D (released 29 March 2004 / 30 March, as part of the box set 4 – Singles 19-24, and separately)
- Everything Counts (Live in Pasadena 1988) 5:48 / 5:48
- Nothing (Live in Pasadena 1988) 4:42 / 4:35
- Sacred (Live in Pasadena 1988) 5:14 / 5:12
- A Question Of Lust (Live in Pasadena 1988) 4:15 / 4:12
- Everything Counts (Tim Simenon / Mark Saunders Mix (Bomb The Bass Mix)) 5:32 / 5:32
- Nothing (Justin Strauss Remix (Zip Hop Mix)) 7:04 / 7:06
- Strangelove (Tim Simenon / Mark Saunders Mix (Highjack Remix)) 6:33 / 6:33
- Everything Counts (Absolut Mix (Alan Moulder Mix)) 6:04 / 6:00
- Everything Counts (Original 1983 12-inch Mix) 7:22 / 7:31
- Nothing (Justin Strauss Remix Edit (Zip Hop Mix Edit)) 4:01 / 3:57
- Everything Counts (Original 1983 Reprise) 0:56 / 0:59
Note: Everything Counts (Live) was also released on the cassette format commercially in the US and Asia, only a promo cassette was released in the UK.
Music video – Worldwide
Mute – no catalogue number (directed by D.A. Pennebaker, released in February 1989)
Depeche Mode – Everything Counts (Live)
- all tracks written by Martin Gore
- produced by Daniel Miller, David Bascombe, and Depeche Mode
- highest chart position 22 (UK)
- the only single from the live album 101, also appears on the compilation The Singles 86>98
- 1989 Depeche Mode was Andrew Fletcher, David Gahan, Martin Gore, and Alan Wilder
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