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New Order

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Formed 1980 in Manchester, United Kingdom shortly after the suicide of Ian Curtis (Joy Division, Warsaw)
Members : Bernard Sumner (vocals, guitar, keyboards), Peter Hook (bass, keyboards, 1980-2007), Stephen Morris (drums, keyboards), Gillian Gilbert (keyboards, guitar, 1980–2001, 2011-present), Phil Cunningham (guitar, keyboards, 2001–present), Tom Chapman (2) (bass, 2011-present)
Sites:
neworderonline.com, MySpace, worldinmotion.net/neworder.htm, niagara.edu/neworder, cerysmaticfactory.info/neworder.html, Wikipedia, newordernow.net
Aliases:
Be Music
Members:
Bernard Sumner, Gillian Gilbert, Peter Hook, Phil Cunningham, Stephen Morris, Tom Chapman (2)
Variations:
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Movement

◄ (56 versions) 		Factory, Factory 1981

Power, Corruption & Lies

◄ (64 versions) 		Factory 1983

Low-life

◄ (64 versions) 		Factory 1985

Brotherhood

◄ (58 versions) 		Factory 1986

In Concert - 442

(LP) 		BBC Transcription Services 1987

Technique

◄ (71 versions) 		Factory 1989

Peel Sessions

◄ (9 versions) 		Strange Fruit 1990

BBC Radio 1 Live In Concert

◄ (11 versions) 		Windsong International 1992

Republic

◄ (33 versions) 		London Records 1993

Get Ready

◄ (30 versions) 		London Records 2001

Festival Des Inrockuptibles, 11th November 2001

(CDr, Promo) 		Not On Label (New Order) 2001

Waiting For The Sirens' Call

◄ (18 versions) 		London Records, Warner Bros. Records 2005

Live At The London Troxy - 10th December 2011

◄ (2 versions) 		Abbey Road Live Here Now 2011

Depeche Mode vs. New Order - Member's Revenge 11: Combative! (CDr)

Razormaid Records Unknown

Singles & EPs

Ceremony

◄ (16 versions) 		Factory, Factory 1981

Procession

◄ (18 versions) 		Factory 1981

Everythings Gone Green

◄ (6 versions) 		Factory Benelux 1981

Dreams Never End / Truth

(Acetate, 10", S/Sided) 		Not On Label (New Order) 1981

Temptation

◄ (9 versions) 		Factory 1982

1981-1982

◄ (16 versions) 		Factory (US) 1982

Merry Xmas From The Haçienda And Factory Records

(Flexi, 7", S/Sided) 		Factory 1982

New Order / Depeche Mode - Hurt / Oberkorn (It's A Small Town) (7", MP, TP)

Factory, Mute 1982

Confusion

◄ (25 versions) 		Factory 1983

Blue Monday

◄ (107 versions) 		Factory 1983

Depeche Mode / New Order - Love In Itself / Confusion (7", W/Lbl, TP)

Mute, Factory 1983
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Review by Mrmilano Nov 04, 2004 (edited over 7 years ago)
Saw them Playing at Moby's Area One, in the San Bernardino Desert, a real life changing experience. After other 80's bands, this is probably the biggest influence of all the music of the late 90's. Blue Monday such an avante garde manifestation of electronic music.
But still prefer the older material. Regret, and Price of Love, are two of my newest favourite songs.

The videos are amazing imagery, although hard to find.
Peter Saville the graphic designer for their album covers is maybe the biggest influence in music cover design in the world.
New Order are Here to Stay, forever.
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Review by jaxxalude Mar 16, 2004
What else there is to say about New Order that hasn't been said? Maybe that, more than any other band/project (save, maybe, for The Clash), they were responsible for bringing black-rooted dance and electronic music to a reluctant indie/alternative audience, making it more palatable to those kind of listeners. Bands like Underworld, Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, The Chemical Brothers et al have a lot to thank New Order for.
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