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Hi all, I just started an Internet station at Radionomy, playing exclusively New Order material including rare tracks/mixes and live versions (all from official digital + vinyl releases in my own, pretty much complete record collection). I thought it'd be a great way of sharing my collection with you all, to give listeners the chance to hear loads of those hard to find versions alongside classic album and single tracks.

There's almost 600 tracks there, with the playlist shuffling all the tracks in a different order every couple of days. Depending which country you're in, you'll either get 2 minutes of adverts every half hour, or different 2 minute segments of 'The Peter Saville Show Soundtrack' if in a country that doesn't feature ads (such as the UK).

You can listen at: www.radionomy.com/en/radio/neworder

or: http://listen.radionomy.com/neworder

or listen directly on your media player at this link: http://listen.radionomy.com/neworder.m3u

For cost reasons Radionomy automatically deletes radio stations after 3 months with less than an average of 12 listener hours per day, and after 9 months with less than an average of 130 listener hours per day, so please keep listening in and spreading the word if you'd like this station to continue!

Hope you enjoy listening - there's loads of rare treats in the playlist!

Cheers

Andy

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superb,thanks a lot

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Nice one.

Playing now (Spooky Stadium Instrumental - a personal favourite.)

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Bookmarked.

Thanks R

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Cheers! Nice to have a legal way of sharing all my rare stuff with the world. Even have the Hacienda Christmas Flexi tracks up there somewhere. Rediscovered some great mixes myself in the process of compiling the tracks! Nice to have the well known versions shuffling with the hard to find stuff. Couldn't believe I owned as many as 589 unique New Order tracks!

Let's hope the station gets the required listening hours to stay online! It's on TuneIn now too (search for New Order Radio).

Andy

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