VHS and Laserdisc. Limited editions bundled together the cassette and CD in a box set. Video and Laserdisc versions included singles that do not appear on other versions, namely "Confusion", "State of the Nation" and "Spooky". Critical reception was generally positive. Although AllMusic's William Ruhlmann felt it was not as good a compilation as Substance (1987), he viewed the album as an exceptional overview of New Order's 1980s and early 1990s music. In his review for The Village Voice of the US edition, Robert Christgau said that the album shows why he prefers Bernard Sumner's impassive quality over the despairing Ian Curtis: The album sold well in the Christmas market and peaked at number four on the UK Albums Chart, and was certified Platinum by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI). Internationally, the compilation reached number 23 in Canada, number 27 in New Zealand, number 30 in Australia, and number 78 on the US Billboard 200. As of May 2006, it had sold 428,000 copies in the United States. "True Faith-94" and "1963" were released as singles to promote the compilation. "True Faith-94" was released in November 1994, and reached number nine in the UK and number 11 in Ireland. "1963" (dubbed "1963–95") was remixed by Arthur Baker in a guitar-driven arrangement and released the following January; it reached number 21 in the UK and number 29 in Ireland. Track listing Video release "True Faith-94" "Regret" "Run" "Bizarre Love Triangle" "Fine Time" "The Perfect Kiss" "Shellshock" "Confusion" "Blue Monday-88" "Round & Round-94" "World" "Ruined in a Day" "State of the Nation" "Touched by the Hand of God" "World in Motion" "Spooky" "True Faith" "Round & Round" ("Patti" version) Personnel New Order – Production (All tracks except "Dreams Never End") Stephen Hague – Production ("True Faith-94", "1963", "Regret", "Ruined in a Day", "World (Price of Love)", and "World in Motion") Martin Hannett – Production ("Dreams Never End") Arthur Baker – Production ("Let's Go (Nothing for Me)") Mike "Spike" Drake – Production ("True Faith-94", "Bizarre Love Triangle-94", "1963–94" and "Round & Round-94") John Robie – Production ("Shellshock") Peter Saville – Design Consultant Howard Wakefield – Design Thomas Manss & Company – Design Martin Orpen and Idea – Digital Imaging Charts References 1994 greatest hits albums New Order (band) compilation albums Qwest Records compilation albums London Records compilation albums Albums produced by Stephen Hague Albums produced by Arthur Baker (musician) Albums produced by John