LP (vinyl/cassette/CD). 1985.
Warner Bros Records.
US. 25302-1/25302-4/25302-2.

The vinyl sleeve comes in two versions. The standard has "Cupid & Psyche 85" in white lettering. The promotional version has the title in gold enbossed lettering.

UK Scritti scholar James Lawrence claims the existence of the picutre disc, but no one has a copy to prove it...

7" single. 1984.
Virgin Records.
UK. VS 680.

7" single. 1984.
Virgin Records.
UK. VS 657.

7" single picture disc. 1984.
Virgin Records.
UK. VSY 657.

12" single. 1984.
Warner Bros Records.
US. 20417-0.

12" EP. 1984.
Warner Bros Records.
Canada. 92 02250.

7" single. 1984.
Virgin Records.
UK. VS 725.

7" single picture disc. 1985.
Virgin Records.
UK. VSY 725.

12" single. 1984.
Virgin &
Warner Bros Records.
UK/Canada.
VS 725-12/92 02920.
Virgin includes poster.

12" single. 1984.
Virgin &
Warner Bros Records.
UK.
VS72513.
Virgin includes poster.

The UK (Virgin) 12" is definitely a collector's must as it originally came with a rather good poster of Green. Of course if you're buying second hand, the poster may be gone by now, but the songs are still worth it. Although only the lyrics variation version is exclusive to the 12"...all three versions are so good! A much better buy than the 7" on which the B-side is too short and ends up sounding like a sampling excercise.

7" single. 1985.
Virgin Records.
UK. VS 747.

12" single. 1985.
Virgin Records.
UK. VS 747-13.

7" single. 1985.
Virgin Records.
UK. VS 780.
Includes poster.

12" single. 1985.
Virgin Records.
UK. VS 780-12.

7" single. 1985.
Warner Bros Records.
US. 28949-7.

12" single. 1985.
Warner Bros Records.
US. 20362-0

And from the collection of UK Scritti scholar James Lawrence...
Cassette single. 1985.
Virgin Records.
Limited edition, in gold flip-top card sleeve.

• Wood Beez directed by John Scarlett-Davies has the band in pajama performing on a bed with a dancer jumping around.
  
• Absolute directed by John Scarlett-Davies is set in a club with the band performing live and features Green donning a mule's head à la Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream. Green's in an hideous sky blue track suit but still manages to look ever so cute!
  
• Hypnotize directed by Peter Care is set in a brightly lit parlor with Green and a black girl on the couch motionless except for his mouth lipsynching while David and Fred play their toys behind the couch.
  
• The Word Girl directed by John Scarlett-Davies has Green looking his best and most comfortable -- is it possible? -- performing spliced with footages of some women and girls making the woman symbol on glass and of the band on vacation at some amusement park and on a yacht.
  
• Perfect Way, directed by Paula Greit & Peter Kagan who are also responsible for Duran Duran's Notorious video, uses the same visual concept of playing with light and motion, and features young models again as pretty props. But the mood is less overtly sexy and more down-to-earth romantic than D2's Notorius.
  
• Wood Beez (USA) directed by Jean-Baptiste Mondino is über-chic with mostly shots of 2 black models captured on a waving fabric screen lighted with the song's lyric. Unfortunately the visual rhythm is out of synch with the song's rhythm.