O/T Obscure Classics not New Order soz opened wrong window and now I feel cold and lonely

Anyone got any recommendations of less well known tracks I may have missed out on over the years?

New Order? or anyone else?

I think I'm o.k. for New Order. Sorry I thought this was behind Closed Doors, I'm easily confused.

'Turn the Heater On' is exceptional, and rarely mentioned with the frequency of other NO songs. The entire original 'Orange Peel Sessions' are an excellent, refreshing listen these days.

What about 'Murder' or 'Cries and Whispers'? ... The 'USA Mini Album' is a worthy hour out.

Originally posted by Huntsman 'Turn the Heater On' is exceptional, and rarely mentioned with the frequency of other NO songs. The entire original 'Orange Peel Sessions' are an excellent, refreshing listen these days.What about 'Murder' or 'Cries and Whispers'? ... The 'USA Mini Album' is a worthy hour out.

What? No messing around with NO song titles now, Huntsy? Gave up trying? Anyway, back to topic: I suggest you listen to...

"My cock's as big as the M1" (the "Viagra Mix", of course!)

I do not know whether The Church are obscure enough or classic enough for you but they were a great band, came from down under and wore really loud shirts. "Tantalised" was of course their finest moment and a must have

George, read my post again.

Apologies Hank, I realise now you were after suggestions that aren't NO related.

Try these:

Ryuichi Sakamoto 'Back to Basics' or 'Heartbeat' (albums)

Nick Drake 'Five Leaves Left'

Penguin Café Orchestra 'Signs of Life' or 'Union Café'

Hank i have ALL those mentioned if you want them? TR :) that is the NO ones....

Originally posted by TEAM ROCKET Hank i have ALL those mentioned if you want them?TR :) that is the NO ones....

what, next to the original 'Kids from Fame' and 'F.R. David - Words' EP's?

Originally posted by Huntsman George, read my post again.Apologies Hank, I realise now you were after suggestions that aren't NO related.Try these:Ryuichi Sakamoto'Back to Basics' or 'Heartbeat' (albums)Nick Drake'Five Leaves Left'Penguin Café Orchestra'Signs of Life' or 'Union Café'

Huntsy, I don't think "Orange Peel Sessions" counts as a NO song title, but I'll forgive you for the time being. Time now for a joke-free suggestion:

Mister John Cale,from Wales, UK: Paris 1919 (hope I got the year right!)