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The very Best of New Order and their Most Viewed Songs on Youtube from the Official New Order Youtube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/@neworder This Playli...
The Best of New Order (stylised as (the best of) NewOrder) is a greatest hits album by English band New Order. It was released in the United Kingdom on 21 November 1994 by London Records and, with a different track listing, in the United States on 14 March 1995 by Qwest Records and Warner Bros. Records. [ 1 ]
The Best of New Order is a greatest hits album by English band New Order. It was released in the United Kingdom on 21 November 1994 by London Records and, with a different track...
- “Face Up” – Low-Life
- “True Faith” – 7″ Single
- “Round and Round”
- “Confusion”
- “1963” – 7″ Single
- “Regret” – Republic
- “Dreams Never End” – Movement (1981“
Bernard Sumner has claimed he never quite grew comfortable in the role of frontman, and nowhere is that uneasiness more gloriously apparent than “Face Up”. No, Sumner’s voice is nowhere near as distinctive or intuitively strong as Ian Curtis’, but he learned how to ownhis vocal performances. The chorus here shows Sumner belting out his silly, trans...
One of New Order’s most popular songs, “True Faith” never appeared on a proper album. The band recorded it, along with “1963”, for the singles compilation Substance (1987). Substance is often viewed as New Order’s de factogreatest hits record, and “True Faith” holds its own among the impressive catalog of material there. The song offers a solid exa...
“Round and Round” likely sounded a bit out of step with the times upon its release in 1989; at the tail-end of the ’80s, many listeners were — understandably — exhausted with this brand of radio-ready synth-pop. Of course, New Order were the progenitors of the sound that eventually dominated the airwaves, and “Round and Round” offers proof that the...
The follow-up single to New Order’s breakthrough hit, “Blue Monday”, “Confusion” displays the same driving momentum as its more famous predecessor but with a more upbeat, celebratory atmosphere. The lyrics are still dour: “You just can’t believe me / When I tell you what you mean to me / (Confusion!).” But Sumner’s speak-sing delivery and the shout...
Try to ignore the lyrics. Bernard Sumner’s revisionist history — JFK hires a hit on wife Jackie, so he can be with Marilyn Monroe instead — is beguilingly strange at best and cringe-worthy at worst. Luckily, “1963” features a gliding synth foundation that breezily supports Sumner’s restrained, quite pretty vocal. The track’s producer, Stephen Hague...
If 1989’s Technique found release at a time when New Order’s signature sound had thoroughly saturated the airwaves, 1993’s Republic— and specifically, its hit single, “Regret” — saw the band moving into new territory. “Regret” is as wistful as the band’s most melancholic material, but instead of cloaking that sadness in frigid synths and clattering...
On the opening track to New Order’s first proper studio LP, Peter Hook shows off his best Ian Curtis impression. Though Bernard Sumner would go on to become the band’s primary vocalist, Hook’s voice bears much more of a similarity to that of the late Joy Division frontman; if you close your eyes and turn the volume down just a bit, “Dreams Never En...
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