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#7 Get Ready by New Order

A comeback by alt-rock pioneers whose last release, nearly a decade ago, was easily forgotten. In other words, GET READY should have been worth on espin, tops. Instead, it's a remarkable resurrection of their influential, dance-meets-rock sound, with a newfound urgency, louder guitars, and one sumptuous hook after another.

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Yeah, they fucking loved it in the review a few months back, from what I recall. Pleasently surprised it made the list (RS had it on a seperate "also worth mention" list, trendy bastards)

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Others on the top 10 :

Bob Dylan, Spiritualized, Eliza Carthy, Loudon Wainwright III, Lucinda Williams, Eve, Leonard Cohen, Mary J. Blige, and .... obviously, The Strokes.

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Haven't heard the new Dylan yet. Anyone know if it's any good?

Was tempted to pick up the Strokes LP Tuesday, but I opted for Radiohead's 7 Television Commercials instead. Fantasric video, btw

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who are all those other people...once again..if it ain't New Order, apparently, I just don't get it!!!!

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You took the words right out of my mouth. Fuck all the charts and annual top wathever listings as well. All we want is New Order.

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Tabsy, actually I've been listening to the Strokes with a fairly large degree of enjoyment.

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I have to say, caught them on TV twice (the "Last Nite" video on MTV2 and on Conan O'Brien) and I like what I hear. So what that they cop the VU and Ramones licks, we need more of that sound.

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Was Radiohead on the list? If not for the double team of GR/Weezer, that would be at the top of my list

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Originally posted by Joe Schalk #7 Get Ready by New OrderA comeback by alt-rock pioneers whose last release, nearly a decade ago, was easily forgotten. In other words, GET READY should have been worth on espin, tops. Instead, it's a remarkable resurrection of their influential, dance-meets-rock sound, with a newfound urgency, louder guitars, and one sumptuous hook after another.

excellent!!!!!!!!! :clap: :clap: :clap:

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