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1	Substance (1987) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist Substance is a double-disc set collecting New Order's singles, including several songs that were never available on the group's albums, at least in these versions. While there are a couple of re-recordings of earlier singles, most of Substance consists of 12" single mixes designed for danceclub play. Arguably, these 12" mixes represent New Order's ... see all copies from £2.23! new only from £9.32!
2	Get Ready (2001) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist Instead of settling down in front of the mixing board for another dance album (a lá Technique or Republic), New Order returned in 2001 with a sound and style they hadn't played with for over a decade. Unsurprisingly bored by the stale British club scene circa 2001, the band opened Get Ready with a statement of purpose, a trailer single ("Crystal") ... see all copies from £3.40! new only from £5.50!
3	Singles [Bonus Track] (2005) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist Now that Waiting for the Sirens' Call has been officially declared part of New Order's history, only eight months after release, it's time once again to reassess the group in the form of a mostly redundant compilation. Rhino calls Singles the group's "first ever career-spanning two-disc retrospective," but it's more like the group's first ... see all copies from £13.34! new only from £13.34!
4	Republic (1993) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist Pulling back slightly from the raw, dance-oriented Technique, New Order took a break for four years and then crafted another slice of prime guitar pop. In keeping with previous work, Republic simply borrows elements of contemporary innovations in club music to frame a set of effortlessly enjoyable alternative pop songs. As on Technique, the ... see all copies from £1.25! new only from £3.11!
5	The Best of New Order (1995) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist New Order's first compilation album, Substance (1987), finally broke the group through to commercial success in the U.S. Its second one, The Best of New Order, isn't exactly Substance II . The previous set was a singles collection, and Best Of does pick up that story, including a series of songs -- "True Faith" (in a new remix), "Touched by the ... see all copies from £3.09! new only from £4.26!
6	Movement (1981) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist Movement is the first hesitant step in the transition from Joy Division to New Order. Despite a relatively assured debut single ("Ceremony," which didn't even appear on the album), the first New Order album revealed a band apparently caught up in mourning for its former lead singer. (But of course, themes of loss and isolation were hardly novel ... see all copies from £4.03! new only from £6.86!
7	Low-life (1985) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist New Order's third LP, Low-life, was, in every way, the artistic equal of their breakout, 1983's Power, Corruption & Lies. The point where the band's fusion of rock and electronics became seamless, it showed the bandmembers having it every way they wanted: heavily sequenced and synthesized, but with bravura work from Bernard Sumner's guitar and ... see all copies from £2.95! new only from £7.31!
8	Technique (1989) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist Tastes and sounds were changing quickly in the late '80s, which prompted New Order's most startling transformation yet -- from moody dance-rockers to, well, moody acid-house mavens. After the band booked a studio on the island hotspot of Ibiza, apparently not knowing that it was the center of the burgeoning house music craze, New Order's sure ... see all copies from £3.09! new only from £6.97!
9	Power, Corruption & Lies (1983) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist A great leap forward from their funereal debut album, Power, Corruption & Lies cemented New Order's place as the most exciting dance-rock hybrid in music (and it didn't even include the massive "Blue Monday" single, released earlier that year). Confident and invigorating where Movement had sounded disconsolate and lost, the record simply pops with ... see all copies from £3.69! new only from £17.95!
10	The Rest of New Order (1995) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist see all copies from £6.45! new only from £14.93!
11	Never Mind the Main Stream: The Best of MTV's 120 Minutes, Vol. 2 (1991) more music like this by Various Artists add to wishlist Acting as a sampler for MTV's flagship alternative show, Never Mind the Mainstream... was the best compilation of '80s alternative music released in America at the time. Featuring powerhouse tracks by R.E.M., Joy Division, Depeche Mode, and the Violent Femmes, this album serves as the ultimate introduction to what was popular in the alternative ... see all copies from £3.09! new only from £9.83!
12	Brotherhood (1986) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist New Order had been so good at integrating synth and guitars (often on the same song) that fans who greeted 1986's Brotherhood with the realization that it was split into a rock side and a dance side couldn't help but be a little disappointed. Still, the songs and the band's production had reached such a high level that the concept worked superbly, ... see all copies from £6.97! new only from £6.97!
13	Waiting for the Sirens' Call (2005) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist When New Order returned in 2001 with their first new record in eight years, the album they created (Get Ready) was given a great deal of leeway by fans (if not critics). Was it original? Not very. Although the band never recycled a riff, many of the songs recalled not just the band's salad days, but often specific performances from '80s ... see all copies from £5.88! new only from £6.41!
14	Married to the Mob (1988) more music like this by Original Soundtrack add to wishlist Married to the Mob was Jonathan Demme's follow-up to Something Wild and may not have been as fresh as that film, but the soundtrack makes up for it. Drawing from previously released material as much as brand new songs, the soundtrack begins with Sinéad O'Connor's "Jump in the River," a rocker that sets the tone for the film's mix of danger and fun ... see all copies from £7.12!
15	Waiting for the Sirens' Call [Bonus Track] (2005) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist When New Order returned in 2001 with their first new record in eight years, the album they created (Get Ready) was given a great deal of leeway by fans (if not critics). Was it original? Not very. Although the band never recycled a riff, many of the songs recalled not just the band's salad days, but often specific performances from '80s ... see all copies from £16.87! new only from £19.61!
16	BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert [2000] (1992) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist see all copies from £8.66! new only from £8.66!
17	Power, Corruption & Lies [Germany] (1983) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist New Order's second album was their giant step out of the looming shadow of Joy Division, clearly establishing their own unique and innovative musical identity. Seamlessly incorporating Gillian Gilbert's lush synth patterns into the mix, Power, Corruption & Lies springs from the propulsive, almost liquid bass of Peter Hook and the increasingly ... see all copies from £5.40!
18	Crystal [Remixes] (2001) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist see all copies from £2.76! new only from £3.09!
19	Fine Time [US] (1988) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist The "Fine Time" single preceded the New Order album on which it appeared, Technique, by two months. In the U.K., the up-tempo synthesizer track was one of the group's biggest hits, just missing the Top Ten. In the U.S., where it served as the follow-up to "Blue Monday 1988," it wasn't a chart record, but it did earn college radio play and help set ... see all copies from £2.46!
20	BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert (1992) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist see all copies from £4.08! new only from £12.15!
21	The Peel Sessions (1990) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist Like Joy Division before them, New Order recorded just two sessions for BBC DJ John Peel, in January 1981 and June 1982. The first was six months after the death of Ian Curtis, marking the first opportunity most people even had of hearing the "new" band; the second catching them in the aftermath of the "Temptation" single that suggested the group ... see all copies from £5.10! new only from £14.21!
22	Spin This (2001) more music like this by Various Artists add to wishlist Spin magazine's star-studded collection Spin This captures some of 2001's mainstream mainstays and critic darlings for something quite fashionable. It's a delectable song selection, a vast variety showcasing eclectic dance beats from Moby, Paul Oakenfold, and Basement Jaxx inside tougher modern rock cuts by P.O.D., Deftones, and Disturbed. Hip-hop ... see all copies from £2.47!
23	Lost Property (1996) more music like this by Various Artists add to wishlist Lost Property collects post-punk and alternative music from college radio staples of the late '70s through early '90s, including the Psychedelic Furs, the Happy Mondays, the Jesus & Mary Chain, the Wonder Stuff, and Simple Minds. Morrissey's "Everyday Is Like Sunday," the Pixies' "Monkey Gone to Heaven," the B-52's "Rock Lobster," Primal Scream's ... see all copies from £3.09! new only from £14.23!
24	Perfect Kiss (1990) more music like this by New Order add to wishlist see all copies from £4.10!
25	Platinum on Black (1995) more music like this by Various Artists add to wishlist Platinum on Black is a slightly paranoid compilation, including house-pop acts like East 17, Gabrielle, Sagat and Cappella with more progressive tracks from One Dove, New Order and Orbital... ~ Keith Farley, All Music Guide see all copies from £3.09!

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