2010 Metatronic compilation. The song remains a John Foxx standard and is regularly performed live, also by the new formation of John Foxx and the Maths featuring additional violin played by Hannah Peel as documented on the 2010 live performance Analogue Circuit CD/DVD (issued 2013). Track listing "Burning Car" (John Foxx) – 3:13 "20th Century" (John Foxx) – 3:05 Picture disc The single was also issued as a 7" picture disc with the same catalogue number. The A side features a reflected image of Foxx against venetian blinds while the B side features a burning car, the same image as used for the reverse of the regular 7" picture sleeve. Japanese EP "Burning Car" is also the title and lead-track of a six track John Foxx vinyl EP issued in 1981 in Japan only. Burning Car 3:14 20th Century 3:05 This City 3:06 Miles Away 3:26 A Long Time 3:50 Mr. No 3:16 The record is housed in a grey die-cut sleeve with over-sized 6" picture photo labels of John Foxx. "Miles Away" is John Foxx's successive single release with "A Long Time" as the B side. However this version of "Miles Away" is slightly different from the standard 7" single and can be found on the Edsel Records reissue of The Garden CD album (EDSD 2014) where it is known as the "Alternative Version". Karborn Dubterror remix A: Burning Car (Dubterror remix) B: 20th century (Dubterror remix) September 2008, Metamatic Records, META 17, 12" vinyl limited edition. This remix of Burning Car also available on Glimmer (Best of John Foxx) compilation album. 20th Century An edit of "20th Century", the B side to "Burning Car", was used as the theme tune to the Janet Street-Porter produced LWT series 20th Century Box (later Twentieth Century Box). The weekly programme hosted by reporter Danny Baker covered topical issues for young people. Musical trends were also covered, including an early episode on the group Spandau Ballet before they had a recording contract, and Depeche Mode as part of the new "electro-disco" scene. The show ran from June, 1980 to September, 1982. The track was revived by Foxx for live performances with Louis Gordon from 1998 onwards, as documented on the albums Subterranean Omnidelic Exotour (1997), Retro Future (2007) and A New Kind Of Man (2008). In later live performances the single lyric "twentieth century!" is modified to "twenty-first century!". The studio version