New Order – Peel Sessions

Falta edição Brazil - 6055636095-2 - Globo / Strange Fruit

If you ever want a good NO record at their best....get this!hands down,balls up....you won't be disapointed!
Joy division 2.0 (i know u won't agree.....but sadly true)
I had this tape in me walkman walking through the squaddies barracks,passing the window lights in the winter of '85/86 and thought i was stomping the beaches of jamaica!....no shit!....when music gives you warmth,invicible!

This version does contain all 8 tracks (SFRCD 110) Nice find @ $1.99 clearance bin!

I have this CD. The annoying/interesting thing however is that it only contains tracks 5-8 (Turn The Heater On, We All Stand, Too Late, 586).
The cover and disc state there are 8 tracks but there must have been a mistake with the first pressing of the disc... A future rarity maybe?

Joy Division were heavily championed by the late great BBC Radio DJ John Peel, so it was unsurprising that he invited the three remaining members to record Peel Sessions for him in their new guise. This CD collates the two sessions recorded in January 1981 and June 1982. The first four tracks, recorded in the first session, would later appear on the 'Movement' album - New Order's first - and gave the first glimpse of the band stepping out of Joy Division's shadow. There are of course, likeminded nods to their past; 'Dreams Never End' in particular has an eerie structural similarity to the popular 'Ceremony'. But the last four tracks are recorded post-'Temptation', and see the band finally moving in their own direction. '5-8-6' is an odd precursoral prototype to 'Blue Monday' and 'Turn The Heater On' is a captivating revamp of Keith Hudson's reggae standard.