The video is primarily set in a future war the band are depicted as armed soldiers with spaceships. The music video features many shots of a futuristic city and references The Terminator, Star Wars, Star Trek, Blade Runner and Scarface. The Stone Roses also used to occasionally cover "Love Missile F1-11" at some of their earlier concerts. There is also an electronic version remixed by WestBam released on a single in 2000. Thermopyle released a cover version as a CD single in 1998. Pop Will Eat Itself released a cover of the song as a single in May 1987, before including it on the Box Frenzy LP in 1988. It was then released as a B-side for the single " New Killer Star". "Love Missile F1-11 & 'Actuality' Sound" – 3:46ĭavid Bowie covered the song as an outtake during the sessions for his 2003 album, Reality.Special Edition 12": Parlophone / 12 SSSX 1 (UK) Side one "Love Missile F1-11 (Single Version)" – 3:45."Love Missile F1-11 (Dance Mix)" – 4:27ġ2": Manhattan Records / V-56021 (US) Side one."Love Missile F1-11 (Extended Version)" – 6:55.Track listing 7": Parlophone / SSS 1 (UK) Side oneħ": Manhattan Records / B-50035 (US) Side oneġ2": Parlophone / 12 SSS 1 (UK) Side one The 'Ultraviolence Mix' begins with a sample from Stanley Kubrick's 1971 film A Clockwork Orange where Malcolm McDowell's character, Alex, professes his fondness for a bit "of the old ultra-violence". The song features vocals with high echo and uses multiple sound effects to create a futuristic atmosphere. 2.5 Special Edition 12": Parlophone / 12 SSSX 1 (UK).
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