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Can't believe I only just spotted this - with WFTSC we have the first Joy Division / New Order album name which is also the name of a track on the album.
New Order I'm afraid to say are becoming more and more like every other other group with every passing year. Singles on albums, guest appearances on albums, title tracks what ever next !
Adam Tate wrote: Can't believe I only just spotted this - with WFTSC we have the first Joy Division / New Order album name which is also the name of a track on the album.
New Order I'm afraid to say are becoming more and more like every other other group with every passing year. Singles on albums, guest appearances on albums, title tracks what ever next !
And people tell us they don't experiment anymore... 
But seriously, does it matter? it's also the first album to feature more than 4 words in its title! First with more than 2 since Power, Corruption and Lies!
Spotnick wrote:
Adam Tate wrote: Can't believe I only just spotted this - with WFTSC we have the first Joy Division / New Order album name which is also the name of a track on the album.
New Order I'm afraid to say are becoming more and more like every other other group with every passing year. Singles on albums, guest appearances on albums, title tracks what ever next !
And people tell us they don't experiment anymore...
But seriously, does it matter? it's also the first album to feature more than 4 words in its title! First with more than 2 since Power, Corruption and Lies!
It's a way of making clear that The Odyssey parallel is not limited to track 3 but applies to the entire album.
It's not exactly a big issue. "Low Life" takes its name from a track on the album and had a working title of "Love Vigilantes", whilst "Technique" is also named after a lyric.
And (never been confirmed), I've always heard the original title of Republic was Everyone Everywhere...
