prove – witness the tossed-off lyrics and giggles on 'Every Little Counts' – aside from continuing to make great music." David Quantick of Uncut noted "an increased tension between the frequent beauty of the music and the band's Northern self-consciousness" and concluded: "This was New Order becoming New Order and if anyone was entitled to not be Joy Division, they certainly were." The A.V. Club Josh Modell called Brotherhood "an unsung great of the catalog that's dwarfed a bit by its massive single". Track listing Notes Most CD copies, with the sole exception of Qwest Records' 1988 release, feature the 12" version of "State of the Nation" as a bonus track (although it is not listed as such). It is identical to the version found on Substance. It runs for 6:32, making the album's new total running time approximately 43:39. Notes "True Faith" (Eschreamer Dub) and "Blue Monday '88" (Dub) are only incorrectly listed on the disc itself. The booklet included with all five re-issued 2008 Collector's Edition New Order Factory Records studio albums correctly identifies them. Personnel Credits adapted from the liner notes of Brotherhood. New Order – production Michael Johnson – engineering Peter Saville Associates – design Trevor Key – photography Charts Release history UK LP – Factory Records (FACT 150) UK Music cassette – Factory Records (FACT 150C) US LP – Qwest (25511-1) US cassette – Qwest (9 25511-4) Canada CD – Factory Records / PolyGram (830,527-2) UK CD (1993 re-release) – London Records (520,021-2) References External links 1986 albums Factory Records albums New Order (band) albums