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a friend asked me to 'get her into new order' and this is the mix ive made for her..any suggestions anywhere?
i think it may be very slightly over 80 mins, so what should go? any songs that would make it a better mix to get someone into new order?
haha maaaaybe
im gonna make 2 cd's of it anyway - need one for my car this summer...so ill leave fine time on mine.
not really feeling the love for 'turn' yet. seems very popular with most people though.
I believe you will find, Markhus, that most people here are not huge fans of Fine Time. But are of Turn.
I made one some time ago and posted it up here. It went something like this if memory serves me:
Everything's Gone Green Age of Consent Leave me Alone Sunrise Love less Round&Round Dream Attack Regret True Faith 94 Bizarre Love Triangle 94 Primitive Notion Someone Like You
Chronological order. That was some months ago, I might make another. The friend I gave that to is coming to the Oakland gig with me. 
The new stuff is good but not good for introducing people to the band, stick to the classics like true faith, bizarre love traingle etc and all the other true NO classics.
Get rid of "Turn My Way" and add "Sunrise". I'm actually in the process of making one (maybe 2) mixtapes for my friend who's going to the show with me here in ny.
I think I'll do: Round & Round Temptation Ceremony Krafty Love Less Sunrise Dracula's Castle Your Silent Face Morning, Night and Day Run This Time of Night Regret Angel Dust True Faith Turn Everything's Gone Green Age of Consent Leave Me Alone
I remember making a New Order Mix CDR for a mate about 2 years ago to give him a decent introduction to the band. He was a bit of a "rawk" fan (he loved Sunrise) and didn't see any value in dance/electronic music so I set about compiling New Order's rockiest moments on one disc. Below is what I came up with, I stuck Your Silent Face on the end to edge him a bit more towards synth stuff and show it's not all faceless dance music. Besides Your Silent Face is a perfect song to end just about any NO compilation
01 _ Temptation '98 02 _ Sunrise 03 _ Crystal (Radio Edit) 04 _ Dreams Never End 05 _ Primitive Notion 06 _ Brutal 07 _ Regret 08 _ Turn My Way 09 _ Sabotage 10 _ 60 Miles An Hour (Radio Edit) 11 _ Everyone Everywhere 12 _ Slow Jam 13 _ Leave Me Alone 14 _ Ceremony 15 _ Lonesome Tonight 16 _ Here To Stay (Radio Edit) 17 _ Your Silent Face
Ally.
You could do what i did with my girlfriend... (ooeerrr..)
FIRST IDEA:
Ask her what KIND of music she likes - dance/rock/punk/indie/etc. and buy her the appropriate album.
SECOND IDEA:
Ask her whether she prefers to hear how a band progresses
THIRD IDEA:
Ignore everything she said and buy her Unknown Pleasures. Get her drunk and force her to listen to it. Give her £20 of music vouchers and go with her to the record store. Guide her to buy CLOSER, and STILL. Get her drunk again and force her to listen to all three while having a good time. Tell her the story of Ian Curtis and how New Order started. The next day, take her back to the record store. Buy Movement and hold her down while she listens to it 5 times. Leave, throwing a chronological list of New Order albums on her exhausted body, saying, 'They're gigging soon darling'
Give it 4 days for the dust to settle, go round for a visit and compliment her on her recent purchase of all the other New order albums and the fact that she beat you to buying tickets for the next gig... Hand over your share of the money and enjoy the gig with a like-minded fan.
If your girlfriend can go, buy her a ticket too.
y'know, cassette mixes 30 minutes to a side were always kind of nice and to the point. So my condensed mix would be as follows:
Side A:
Side B:
Probably not your typical list, but a pretty fair balance between Asides, Bsides, and album faves. More or less chronological order too.
Chris Nash wrote:
THIRD IDEA:
Ignore everything she said and buy her Unknown Pleasures. Get her drunk and force her to listen to it. Give her £20 of music vouchers and go with her to the record store. Guide her to buy CLOSER, and STILL. Get her drunk again and force her to listen to all three while having a good time. Tell her the story of Ian Curtis and how New Order started. The next day, take her back to the record store. Buy Movement and hold her down while she listens to it 5 times. Leave, throwing a chronological list of New Order albums on her exhausted body, saying, 'They're gigging soon darling'
Give it 4 days for the dust to settle, go round for a visit and compliment her on her recent purchase of all the other New order albums and the fact that she beat you to buying tickets for the next gig... Hand over your share of the money and enjoy the gig with a like-minded fan.
If your girlfriend can go, buy her a ticket too.
That's a fecking good idea. Brainwashing is the coolest! Just make sure you don't let her listen to any bootlegs or let her watch any of the post-hiatus footage until her brain is soft and pliable.
Where's the Perfect Kiss? That's the essential NO track.
You beat me to it. Absolutely gotta have that.
Sunrise Love Vigilantes Run As it is when it was Everyone everywhere. Waiting for The Sirens' Call Krafty
It really depends if acoustic, or electro or both
Blue Monday BLT 586 Vanishing Point Round & Round Guilt is a Useless Emotion Elegia
Hey this would make a damn fine Best OF, Better than anything London put out anyway.
You can't just "get somebody" into New Order. At least I've never tried forcing anyone to get to like them. But I remember there was a time I kept on playing their songs to my ex and all I got to hear was "Please, turn that sh*t off." Whether you like it or not. It's as simple as that.
As I've noted before, H, this is a family newspaper.
Surely subjects that the subject himself has subjected to subjectness are fair candidates for being subjected to subjectitude?
Patrick wrote: As I've noted before, H, this is a family newspaper.
Surely subjects that the subject himself has subjected to subjectness are fair candidates for being subjected to subjectitude?
Indubitably so.
Might I remind my client though, that ordinarily, I would not encroach on such a subject matter. So accordingly, I would like it recorded that my respect for the newspaper is paramount before posting to the paternity. In this instance, as the defendor, I would like my previous comments dismissed, stricken from the record; pure subjectiveness.
You might note, H, that I have stricken my own comments from the record. Feel free to do the same with yours.
NObabe wrote: Bloody hell, P, I understand you nothing. ;)
That was precisely the effect I was trying to achieve, M. :D
Looks like it's time for me to delete my salted nuts post too. ;)
Anyways, to help Markhus here, you should try with "Here to stay" first and if that ain't good enough for her, give up then ;)
Don't listen to everyone else...
Would be helpful to know what your friend's other musical tastes are, so it could help building something.
But usually, you start with the "best of".
If I remember well, the mix tape that got me into New Order had the following items on it:
Blue Monday In A Lonely Place Bizarre Love Triangle (Shep Pettibone Mix) True Faith (Shep Pettibone Mix) Round & Round (12" Extended Mix) Electronic - Getting Away With It (Full Version) Subculture (Substance Version) Touched by the Hand of God (12" Version)
And a few others I don't remember... that was in 1991, so there has been 3 new albums from which you can't omit Regret, Crystal and Waiting For The Sirens' Call.
NObabe wrote: Looks like it's time for me to delete my salted nuts post too. ;)
Anyways, to help Markhus here, you should try with "Here to stay" first and if that ain't good enough for her, give up then ;)
Using HTS as a litmus test makes a lot of sense.
NObabe wrote: Litmus test?
You know, check if she is acid or alkaline or rock or dance or new order or not
NObabe wrote: Litmus test?
A quick test to determine whether someone is a likely NO fan. Derives from chemistry, I think, you dip a piece of special paper in a liquid and the paper turns a different color depending on the ph reading of the liquid (acidity, basically as I recall).
The phrase litmus test is used in US politics with reference to appointing judges, for example, how they feel about abortion rights may be a litmus test for whether they should be appointed or approved.
I am certain that this is more than you wanted to know on this subject, M.
