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Burt Reynolds wrote:

Chris Nash wrote: Which song would you avoid like the plague in case it put them off New Order for good?

J-E-T..

And the one to play would prolly be TPK, cos it sorta covers everything.

My thoughts exactly,on both

• The full symphonic majesty of TPK.

• Any version of Blue Monday, it's just toooo obvious.

yes: temptation or TPK. no: run wild.

I think TPK is probably a bit too dated, I think Here To Stay would give a good mix of the electronic side, hooky's bass, bit of guitar and catchy chorus, although regret is my fave (currently) it doesn't have enough electronic stuff in it as a good example of new order.

Would not play We All Stand

Jed Stephens wrote: I think TPK is probably a bit too dated, I think Here To Stay would give a good mix of the electronic side, hooky's bass, bit of guitar and catchy chorus, although regret is my fave (currently) it doesn't have enough electronic stuff in it as a good example of new order.

Would not play We All Stand

yeah i agree. Here to stay does contain all of No's vital elements. Chemical brothers may do NO better now than the band themselves. In any case, i think its vastly underrated.

Temptation and WFTSC

a female friend of mine has been on an 80s music binge.She had never heard of New Order

so I said go get

Temptation True Faith BLT Blue Monday

Perfect Kiss: the right balance between bass and synths.

Good 1sts are BLT, Temptation, BM, TF

Avoid: Rock the shack, most of movement

Magic Idea to present a whole career of a Band in One Song.

Lots got Hooked w/ Movement. Chosen Time, ICB could work. If you could use a Live song. Then an extended YSF, Temptation, Ceremony.. Live w/ an imperfect edge.

Avoid Confusion. Is an Aquired Taste.