the single was licensed by Wax Trax! Records; it was reissued in 1990 on CD by Wax Trax!, and later in 1994 by TVT Records. An extended edition of single was issued in 2015 as part of the Threshold Archives series. The single's first pressing featured a textured sleeve, with the first 1000 copies also being produced on red vinyl; some copies included an A4 insert with an advert for the single and Scatology on one side, and a listing of other Some Bizzare releases on the other. The artwork for the single was designed by artist Eddie Cairns, who was said to be the band's friend, and later died from AIDS-related disease. Profits from the single's sales were reportedly successful, and had been donated via the Terrence Higgins Trust for the AIDS research, as it was announced in the single's liner notes; since then, it is regarded as the first AIDS benefit music release. "Aqua Regis" and "Tainted Love" were included on compact disc versions of Scatology released in 1988 and 2001. The single version of "Panic" is in a 1997 compilation Unnatural History III, while the album version is featured on compilation albums A Guide for Finishers: Golden Hair and The Golden Hare with a Voice of Silver. "Tainted Love" video The music video for "Tainted Love" was directed by Peter Christopherson with an £8.000 advance, and was aired around same time the single was released. The video features Balance, portrayed as an AIDS victim in his last days, and Christopherson as a hospital orderly. At one point, Marc Almond appears as a leather-clad hospital visitor, viewed by some commentators as representing the angel of death. In August 1985, the video was featured on an exhibition held by the Museum of Modern Art, and was later purchased into the latter collection, of which the band was said to be proud. In 1994, the video was featured on a Wax Trax! video compilation, Black Box: Retrospective, Vol. 2. Track listings Personnel All credits adapted from the liner notes of original release. John Balance — vocals (tracks 2 and 3), electric guitar (track 2), percussion (track 3), production Peter Christopherson — programming, sampler (track 2), keyboard (track 3), production JG Thirlwell — programming and sampler (track 2), production Bill McGee — double bass (track 2) Filth Spektor — strings arrangement Warne Livesey — engineer Martyn Phillips — remixing engineer (track