be up once the general public get wind of this ruthlessly awful rock dirge with dancefloor pretensions." David Quantick from NME commented, "Sometimes the Farm seem to be more anonymous than the person underneath the Jive Bunny mask. [...] And now they return with a record that has a powerfully singable chorus, a pounding beat, Shaun Ryder's vocal dad Pete Wylie on backing singing...and I'm beggered if I can remember it for more than a nanosecond after it's over. A chorus without a verse, an anthem without a purpose, an answer without a question." Promotion In March 1994, it was performed by the band and a host of Liverpudlians in front of the Spion Kop at Anfield before the last ever Merseyside derby in front of the old Kop, which was demolished later that year and replaced by an all-seater stand. In 2007 it was used in Scottish television adverts for Clydesdale Bank and in UK-wide advertisements promoting Cancer Research UK's Race for Life. It is also used as the theme tune for Sky Sports Football League coverage and as the ending theme of the 1994 movie Double Dragon. Track listing UK 7" single (1990) "All Together Now" (7" version) – 3:59 "All Together Now" (Terry Farley/Peter Heller Mix edit) – 3:45 UK 12"/CD single (1990) "All Together Now" – 5:45 "All Together Now" (Terry Farley/Peter Heller Mix) – 7:21 "All Together Now" (Rocky/Diesel Mix) – 5:13 US CD single (1990) "All Together Now" (Single Mix) – 4:25 "All Together Now" (12" Mix) – 5:42 "All Together Now" (Indie Rock Mix) – 6:22 "All Together Now" (Farley/Heller 12" Remix) – 7:21 "Over Again" (Live Demo) – 4:16 "All Together Now" (Club Mix) – 6:13 "All Together Now" (Rocky & Diesel Mix) – 5:18 "All Together Now" (Dream Remix) – 9:27 UK CD single (2004) "All Together Now" (DJ Spoony radio edit) "All Together Now" (The Choral Mix) "All Together Now" (Spoony Wants to Move Mix) "The Wembley Experience" (Virtual Tour of the New Stadium) Charts 1990 version 2004 version Everton F.C. version In May 1995, the song was released by Everton F.C. on occasion of its appearance in the 1995 FA Cup Final. The hit credited to "Everton FA Cup Squad 1995" peaked at No. 24 in the UK Singles chart. The release also contained a second version as "All Together Now – D.i.y Mix". Euro 2004 version The song