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Music Complete Extended Versions added to New Order Radio playlist

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I just thought I'd say thank you to Mr Discography for putting this mixes up & for his excellent generosity.

I would never have heard these versions otherwise and in my opinion they are almost too good to be true [:)]

One of the reasons I love New Order was for their old 12" remixes - Blue Monday 1988 (heresy in these parts I know), Round and Round, all of Substance etc.

But from Republic onwards, they seemed to lose their way. I like New Order's music and enjoy the chance to hear it.

But to have a whole album of classic extended mixes? Fantastic. Especially after playing the shorter (but still long by recent standards) album tracks to death since it's release. I didn't think I could be happier.

But I am!

Thanks again [;)]

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Just a heads up that after six weeks of continuously spinning the 'Music Complete' extended mixes, I've expanded the New Order Radio playlist back up to the full set of 621 tracks, playing randomly. I figured I'd been playing the extended mixes in isolation for long enough now - in fact a listener emailed me to ask if I could go back to having the full random playlist back on there again.

The full playlist includes all new 'Music Complete' related releases and mixes (including, extended mixes promo single radio edits and the 'Vinyl Edit' of the Hot Chip 'Tutti Frutti' remix) - only now these tracks will be jumbled up in amongst all the other rare and not-so-rare New Order tracks from their back catalogue.

I need a minimum threshold of several hundred listener hours per week to keep this station online, so please do make a habit of popping by to listen in as often as you can - and please spread the word so others find out about it: https://www.radionomy.com/en/radio/neworder.

Cheers!

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