CD1
1. Instant Street (radio edit)
2. Sam Peckinpah's Daughter
3. You Can't Deny What You Liked As A Child

Single
1. Instant Street (album version)
2. Everybody's Weird (demo)

CD2
1. Instant Street (album version)
2. There
3. Everybody's Weird (demo)
(4. Instant Street video)

7" vinyl
1. Instant Street (album version)
2. Dream Sequence #1 (demo)

CD1

CID 742/572 553-2

The red sign above the building reads "DEAL CR", there's a A being lifted and the man in the working basket (ie Sam Loewyck, the dancer from the Theme From Turnpike video) is holding a H - Ideal Crash. Nice one.

CD2

CIDX 742/572 555-2

The "new style" photographs are Martin Van den Abeele's work. The building is the Monty in Antwerp, a concert hall where dEUS made their first steps (see the sign behind the the elevator). Part of the video shows dEUS being arrested by the police in front of the Monty, Rudy Trouvé being among the policemen. The video was also shot during a party at the Café d'Anvers in Antwerpen ; anybody was invited to that free party. I wasn't in Belgium at the time ...

According to an Israeli fan who spoke to him, Craig hates the new look of dEUS records, saying they're ugly. I second that feeling, perhaps for the next album they'll come to their senses and give Rudy a lot of money (he deserves it) for making nice paintings?

Enhanced CD2

CIDZ 742/572 597-2

This is the first enhanced CD released by dEUS. You need a PC or Macintosh to see the video because it is a CD-Rom track.

Single version

CID 742/572 554-2

7" vinyl

IS 742/572 552-7

Released on March 30, 1999

advance radio copy

CIDDJ 742 LC0407

Just one track :
1. Instant Street (radio edit)

spanish promo copy

DEUS-1

1. Instant Street (radio edit)
2. Sister Dew

A cardboard sleeve, the back is plain black with Spanish tourdates. Edited by Universal Music Spain : "prohibida su venta", but I bought one.

the cd itself
back

french promo

7428

1. Instant Street (album version)
2. Put The Freaks Up Front

Yes ! It's a TIC-era promo with the good old fashioned dEUS font. French tour dates are printed on the back, as well as the album's release date.

the cd itself
back