New Order - The Best of New Order

New Order - The Best of New Order
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Album Details

Title: The Best of New Order
Artist: New Order
Release Date: 3/14/1995
Re-Released On: 8/26/2008
Label: London, Rhino, Qwest
Album Type(s): Greatest Hits
UPCs: 081227990961, 093624579427, 639842822824, 042282858023
Genre: Rock
Styles: House, Synth Pop, Alternative Pop/Rock, Post-Punk, Club/Dance, Alternative Dance, Alternative/Indie Rock, Punk/New Wave, 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: 19
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. Let's Go (Nothing for Me)
  2. Dreams Never End
  3. Age of Consent
  4. Love Vigilantes
  5. True Faith-94
  6. Bizarre Love Triangle
  7. 1963-95
  8. Fine Time
  9. Vanishing Point
  10. Run
  11. Round & Round-94
  12. Regret
  13. World
  14. Ruined in a Day
  15. Touched by the Hand of God
  16. Blue Monday-88
  17. World in Motion

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
2008CDRhino512851
1999CDLondon3984282282
1995CDLondon8285802
1995CDQwest45794

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Album Review

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 Hand of God," "Blue Monday 88," "Fine Time," "Round & Round" (in a new remix), "Run," and "World in Motion" -- that were bigger hits in the U.K. than in the U.S. (Also included is the group's biggest U.S. hit, "Regret" as well as its charting follow-up, "World [The Price of Love].") But in addition, the compilers have included one song each from the group's albums, with the exception of Brotherhood -- "Dreams Never End" from Movement, "Age of Consent" from Power, Corruption & Lies, "Love Vigilantes" from Low-Life, "Vanishing Point" from Technique, and "Ruined in a Day" from Republic. Add in some rarities, plus "Bizarre Love Triangle," repeated from Substance, and you have 17 tracks taking up 70 and a half minutes and providing a good survey of New Order, 1981-1993. Substance, with its concentration on the group's run of classic singles from the early '80s, is a more consistent effort, but The Best of New Order, even if it is misnamed, is an excellent sampler of one of the major British bands of the 1980s. ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Alan MeyersonMixing
Andrew RobinsonProgramming
Arthur BakerMixing, Producer, Remixing
Bernard Sumner?
Chris NagleEngineer
FloodAssistant Engineer
Gillian Gilbert?
Howard WakefieldDesign
Johnny PotokerRemixing
Kevin LaffeyCompilation, Compilation Coordinator
Lee HerschbergMastering
Mac QuayleProgramming
Mark PlatiEngineer, Remixing
Martin HannettProducer
Martin OrpenDigital Imaging
Michael "Mike Dee" JohnsonEngineer
Michael JohnsonEngineer
Michael ShambergCompilation Coordinator, Compilation
Mike DrakeEngineer
New OrderProducer
Paul MorleyLiner Notes
Peter Hook?
Peter SavilleDesign Consultant
Quincy JonesProduction Supervisor
Shep PettiboneRemixing
Spike DrakeEngineer, Mixing
Stephen HagueProducer, Mixing
Stephen Morris?
Trevor KeyPhotography, Original Photography

Member Reviews

April W. wrote on 2/13/2008...

Amazing artists; makes you wanna move for sure.