New Order - Republic

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Album Details

Title: Republic
Artist: New Order
Release Date: 5/11/1993
Re-Released On: 6/27/2005
Label: Qwest, Centredate, London, WEA
Duration: 47:44
UPCs: 093624525028, 093624531128, 685738195428, 042282841322, 093624525042, 4943674056552, 685738195466
Genre: Rock
Styles: House, Alternative Pop/Rock, Club/Dance, Alternative Dance, Alternative/Indie Rock, College Rock, Dance-Rock
Moods: Clinical, Detached, Energetic, Cerebral, Enigmatic, Hypnotic, Cold, Confident, Earnest, Gloomy, Literate, Melancholy, Smooth, Stylish, Ambitious, Angst-Ridden, Atmospheric, Bittersweet, Brooding, Ironic, Nocturnal, Sophisticated
Total Copies: 33
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

Regret
World
Ruined in a Day
Spooky
Everyone Everywhere
Young Offender
Liar
Chemical
Times Change
Special
Avalanche

Additional Releases

Year	Type	Label	Catalog #
2005	CD	WEA	75046
2004	CD	Centredate
2000	CD	London	8573819542
1993	CD	Qwest	45311
1993	CD	Qwest	45250
1993	CD	London	8284132

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Album Review

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 singles ("World," "Spooky") are the most danceable on the record, while lyrical concerns are among the most direct of the group's career, including "Ruined in a Day" and "Times Change," sure signs of the demise of Factory Records. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide

Credits

Name	Credits
Andy Duncan	?
Audrey Riley	?
Ben Findlay	Assistant Engineer
David Rhodes	?
Dee Lewis	?
Mike Drake	Engineer
New Order	Producer
Owen Morris	Engineer
Pascal Gabriel	Producer
Peter Saville	Art Direction
Richard Chappell	Engineer
Sam Hardaker	Assistant Engineer
Simon Gogerly	Engineer
Stephen Hague	Producer