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Classic New Order This may be old news to some, but Rhino Records has re-issued 5 of albums that was previously released in the 80′s. Each one re-mastered from the original recordings and containing a second disc with remixes, extended versions, B-sides, and sleeve notes with interviews from the band. Here’s the list for the bonus discs from. Movement- The early Singles and b-sides.

Both versions of Ceremony, the original Temptation 7” and 12”, Everything’s Gone Green 12” and rarity Cries and Whispers Power, Corruption and Lies- The 12” singles versions of Blue Monday, Confusion, Thieves Like Us and Murder. And their flips The Beach, Confused Beats, Lonesome Tonight and Thieves Like Us Instrumentals. Low-Life- More 12” single versions of album tracks and their b-sides. The full 17 min Elegia. Let’s Go Instrumental and Salvation Theme from the film soundtrack. Brotherhood- The 12” Touched By The Hand Of God and Blue Monday 88 remix. Dance mixes from Shep Pettibone of Bizarre Love Triangle and True Faith, with its rare B-side Evil Dust.

Autocom Serial Changer. Technique – The 12” singles Run2 and Round and Round, and rare b-sides MTO, Best and Marsh and Vanishing Point Instrumental. The Steve Silk Hurley remix of Fine Time and b-sides Don’t Do It and Fine Line. New Order’s last release on Factory Records and only NO 1 UK Single, World In Motion in it’s Carabinieri mix. I think I have some of these remixes already, but just to have the remastered album would be nice. Brotherhood, would be so nice to have.

Buffalo Linkstation Install Optware Tomato more. That album is the one that started it for me and the original recording is so low that I might just have to pick it up. I think this is a good start point to tell you what my favorite song from each album are. I do have many songs that I like from each album, but some of them just strikes a chord with me. So let’s get started. Movement: – This album was New Order’s first since the name change and the tragic death of Ian Curtis.

You can tell they were trying to find a style to call their own throughout this album. They were taking chances and experimenting to find that New Order sound that will stand apart from Joy Division. Sengoku Rance Save File Hongfire. Although they tried to get away from the influence of Joy Division, it was still evident like in the song Dreams Never End, which was actually sung by Hooky ( Peter Hook – Bassist). Power Corruption and Lies: – New Order’s sophomore album which contains one of my all time favorite New Order’s songs. Your Silent Face is a simple beat, a catchy hook and Bernard Sumner’s untuned vocals is what makes this song so great. Another great song worth mentioning is.