My copy, with the text layout as displayed, does not play Vivre sur vidéo.It plays Living On Video (the English version) on both sides.Is it the same with all pressings that have this smaller text layout, or do I have a mispress?My matrix info differs from that listed here:A: IV IL-1301-B SnB AL 230B: IL-1301 S1 CRC ELIf anyone can confirm that their copy of this pressing does indeed contain Vivre sur vidéo then I will create a new (mispress) entry.

i could never decide the version i liked more the 85 big mix or the Dub mix when i was a kid ;))went for the uk 12" when i was 14 ;) but got this version as they sounded better.

Great 80s song, my record got destroy as a kid but now I have it again and still play it at clubs and people love it.

First vinyl i bought when i just hit my teens i was about 14 when i heard it in the charts' i found it in woolworths on 12" (85 Big Mix) but i had no money ;( when i got my pocket money like a crazed teen i grabbed a copy from HMV rushing off home to play it on my dads JVC home system (linear Drive record player) the bonus came when i heard Digital World on the flip!! i wore my Maxell UDII C90 cassette out playing this on my Sharp boombox along with Paul Hardcastle's 19 and Axel F.....happy times of youth..the Dub mix is great.....

Although style is listed as Hi NRG/Synth Pop it is very much in keeping with Italo Disco. Lovers of Giorgio Moroder/Depeche Mode/Yello et al will very much like this. It would fit in quite nicely with any Electroclash stuff and the Gigolo label. Listening again makes me realise why I bought it. Oh also you might want to check out Divine things like "Native Love Step by Step" and "Love Reaction".

I can't help but love this track, it's one of those records which you might be a little embarrased to play in the car in the company of others, and definitely one of those you wish you could play in a bar or club but don't dare! But it is so catchy! This is the best release as it has both french and british vocals. The english version is a bit more tame, the vocals, which are about computers and data with some rather silly verses ("Give me life, give me action / at the touch of a button / flying through hyperspace / in my computer interface"), are spoken whereas on the french version the vocals are much more intense and are sung with depth and passion. Even the vocoder is in French! This is another one of those happy synth tracks to make you smile.

This could be the greatest disco tune ever made. The whole song is so excellent, built up with one of the greatest tunes ever made. The lazer, the synthetic voice and the computer noises are perfect examples for what the disco age included. The lyrics are also important, "Living on video" describes an upcoming world with the "big brother world". For those who likes electro music, sid music and of course disco/synth pop this is a must have. Actually i will rank this song as maybe one of the best songs ever made!

absolutely! why not also talk about the b-side "digital world", pure electro synth-pop at its best!

Love your positiveness...Cool tune!