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Neworder

Real Name:
Bernard Dicken, Peter Hook, Stephen Paul David Morris & Philip Cunningham [on hiatus: Gillian Lesley Gilbert]
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Formed 1980 in Manchester, United Kingdom shortly after the suicide of Ian Curtis (Joy Division, Warsaw (3))
Members : Bernard Sumner (vocals, guitar, keyboards), Peter Hook (bass, keyboards), Stephen Morris (drums, keyboards), Gillian Gilbert (keyboards, guitar, 1981-2001), Phil Cunningham (guitar, keyboards, 2001-present)
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Discography

Releases:
Blue Monday 1988 (Cass, Single)   Factory Records Australasia 1988
Fine Time (Single) (24 versions)   Factory ... 1988
Round & Remix (Single) (4 versions)   Factory ... 1989
Technique (Album) (36 versions)   Factory ... 1989
World In Motion... (12", Promo)   PolyGram 1990
Academy (VHS, PAL, RE)   PolyGram Video 1992
A NewOrder Sampler (CD, Smplr, Promo)   London Records 1993
NewOrder Story (Comp) (2 versions)   PolyGram Video ... 1993
Regret (Single, Maxi) (18 versions)   London Records ... 1993
Regret & Ruined In A Day (CD, Single)   London Records 1993
Republic (Album) (24 versions)   London Records ... 1993
Ruined In A Day (Single) (9 versions)   London Records ... 1993
Spooky (Single, Maxi) (8 versions)   London Records ... 1993
World (The Price Of Love) (Single, Maxi) (6 versions)   London Records ... 1993
(The Best Of) NewOrder (Comp) (17 versions)   London Records 90 ... 1994
Nineteen63 (Single) (6 versions)   London Records 90 ... 1994
TrueFaith-94 (Single) (8 versions)   London Records 90 ... 1994
(The Rest Of) NewOrder (Album, Comp) (13 versions)   London Records 90 ... 1995
Bizarre Love Triangle (CD, Single, Promo)   Qwest Records 1995
Blue Monday-95 (Single) (10 versions)   London Records 90 ... 1995
Let's Go (Nothing For Me) (CD, Single, Promo)   Qwest Records 1995
The John Peel Sessions (CD, Comp)   BBC Music, Strange Fruit 2000
3 16 (2 versions)   Warner Music Vision ... 2001
5 11 (DVD-V)   Warner Music Vision 2002
Unofficial Releases:
Apollo16 (2xCDr, Unofficial)   Not On Label (New Order) 1998
Interview (7", Pic, Ltd)   Not On Label (New Order)  
SECCstasy (LP, Album)   International RO  
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New Order - Round & Round
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Reviews & Discussion

Review by Mrmilano Nov 04, 2004 (edited over 5 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.
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.