New Order Discography updated

Hello,

It's been... a long time since the last update, but now it's done. The New Order Discography @ http://www.niagara.edu/neworder/ is finally updated and live (you may have to refresh your cache if you've visited recently).

I have added lots of stuff and loads of scans/photos. I have also fixed info and removed dubious entries. Of course there will be incorrect and missing information. Please inform me about that and I will fix/include it in the next update, around year 2017 that is...

/TLV

So I've never owned the Peel Sessions on CD. I prefer the artwork on this version: http://www.discogs.com/New-Order-Peel-Sessions/master/55470 but reading the comments on Discogs, it suggests that only four of the eight listed tracks are actually on the CD. Was this common on this version of the release? If so presumably I'm better off getting this version? http://www.discogs.com/NewOrder-The-John-Peel-Sessions/release/1890468

cool..

nice to see the updates.. looks like all the latest stuff is in there.. remasters, total.. and most of the digital singles..

good job!

later -1

Debaser wrote: So I've never owned the Peel Sessions on CD. I prefer the artwork on this version: http://www.discogs.com/New-Order-Peel-Sessions/master/55470 but reading the comments on Discogs, it suggests that only four of the eight listed tracks are actually on the CD. Was this common on this version of the release? If so presumably I'm better off getting this version? http://www.discogs.com/NewOrder-The-John-Peel-Sessions/release/1890468

Very common, in fact i remember taking three different copies back to three different cities to try and get one that had a full 8 tracks!

Never listened to the cd since,but,on further investigation i actually have THREE different copies of this album! WTF!

Mine has all 8 tracks too, also the cover with Barney's shadow is among my favorite NO artwork.

Very nice website, I will visit it often, keep up the good work

Thanks for the Peel Sessions replies, I may just take a risk and go for the original artwork.

On a more obsure matter, looking at the discography and details about the "Rest Of..." The Q&A section at the bottom mentions the dates on the inside of the spine of the box. My version (2cd) has the: 19.6.93 [heart symbol] 17.7.94 printed on there. Anyone know what that's about? This may be my geekiest question ever. The answer might not change my life...

Pah CD's!

I'll stick with my original Peel Sesh vinyls 👍

I can't believe one of the first web page I've ever seen in my life is dead.

http://www.niagara.edu/neworder/ doesn't work anymore. I hope is not for ever.

Jcp7 wrote: I can't believe one of the first web page I've ever seen in my life is dead.

http://www.niagara.edu/neworder/ doesn't work anymore. I hope is not for ever.

Here you go https://web.archive.org/web/20230628212226/https://www.niagara.edu/neworder/

Jcp7 wrote: I can't believe one of the first web page I've ever seen in my life is dead.

http://www.niagara.edu/neworder/ doesn't work anymore. I hope is not for ever.

Yeah there’s history there - it’s first incarnation was the text discog that Rich (who had the Niagara Uni connection) and I did around 1992 for rec.music.alternative (I think) Usenet group and the Ceremony email list.

It was also the one the band always referred to when facts were required 😆

T and Rich drove it later when I started focussing on the Factory Discog site; and both sites then ‘fed’ DIRECTLY into sites like WIM (!!).

When Discogs took off discography sites like ours became less necessary, but the info collected fed into the official sites like the one I did for Joy Division, and I shifted attention to the NOTracks blog.