jessesamuel

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Member Since: 10/27/2006
Total Mixes: 26
Total Feedback: 25

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NewOrder - Deeper (Best of the non-singles) Disc 1

Artist Song
New Order  In a Lonely Place  
New Order  Dreams Never E nd 
New Order  Everything's Gone Green 
New Order  Cries and Whispers 
New Order  Age of Consent 
New Order  The Village 
New Order  5 8 6 
New Order  Your Silent Face 
New Order  Leave Me Alone 
New Order  Love Vigilantes 
New Order  Face Up 
New Order  1963 
New Order  Paradise 
New Order  All Day Long 

Comment:

Some mixes are exploratory for me - I want to learn more about a band. Others, like this one, are celebrations of bands whose catalogs I know inside and out. New Order was a great singles band, but there is a lot of first-rate material lurking just below the surface.

I excluded all songs that were A-sides for regularly distributed singles released in the US or UK. Everything's Gone Green was released as a single only in Belgium or somewhere. The original 1963 was a B-side and only the 1994 remix was a single. Waiting for the Sirens' Call (Planet Funk Remix) from CD2 was the A-side of a 12" single, but I think only as part of a special 12x12 box set. And even though the original version was a single, this remix is too good to exclude.

Maybe I'll do a best of the remixes later.
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Feedback:

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Mesh
Date: 3/5/2009
Nice collection here. I agree with you that the NO catalog has a lot of great non-single material.
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Darth Pazuzu
Date: 3/5/2009
Personally, I must admit to being a far bigger Joy Division fan than a New Order fan. In fact, the only thing I have by New Order in my collection is the Retro box set (meant to be a companion of sorts to JD's Heart And Soul). But I like quite a few of their songs, particularly Ceremony, Dreams Never En-d, Let's Go, Regret, Cries And Whispers, All Day Long, Temptation, Run Wild...and especially the rocking Slow Jam!!
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doowad
Date: 4/14/2009
Not necessarily my bag, but that is my fault more than anything about the music. Well-done.