the extended factory

hello, I'm making a CD-r for my own personal enjoyment of tracks throughout Joy Division's/New Order's career including side projects and collaborations, and I want to make sure I'm not excluding anything. Is there a list of collaborations anywhere? I know I must be missing many. Here's what I can think of off the top of my head:

Colaborations: Sumner w/ 808 State Sumner w/ the Chemical Brothers Sumner w/ Primal Scream Sumner w/ a Certain Ratio Sumner w/ The Beat Club Corvin Dalek Shark Vegas (Sumner produced) Electronic w/ Neil Tennant New Order w/ Billy Corgan Moby & New Order w/ Billy Corgan, John Frusciante, Kim Gilbert from Area:1 (Does anybody have a boot of this?)

Other projects: Stiff Kittens (did they actually record anything?) Warsaw The Inadequates (did they record anything?) Monaco Electronic The Other Two Revenge

Any help would be most appreiciated. Thanks. -peter

The list is endless mate, you'd be as well to hit the various web sites and see what you can pick up there.

Stone Roses-Elephant Stone Produced by Peter Hook

Barneys track with Sub Sub (now Doves) 'This Time I'm not wrong' was excellent..think you missed that one. O/wise the Muff boys right

Thanks. Yes, i want live stuff as well. i can't believe that nobody has put together a list. With all of the discographies out there, none that I've looked at has this kind of information. -peter

Thanks a lot. I didn't even know there was a Technotronic remix out there. -Peter

Am I completely off track here.. but isn't there some connection between Peter Hook and a band called "Stockholm Monsters"?? I have no clue where I read this. Probably somewhere on the net.

He produced their "Alma Mater" lp which is abso-fucking-lutely amazing and also the godlike genius of "PartyLine". Probably most of their other stuff too. I burnt their stuff onto CD and it's still one of my favourite listens. Saw 'em live twice and got my lp autographed.

Also,"Bad News Week" by Section 25 ,produced by Bernard Sumner. And "Security" by The Beat Club,additional production and remix by Bernard Sumner,who also contributed backing vocals.

Sumner also did the "From The Hip" lp by Section 25 and the "Looking From A Hilltop" single which is one of the best singles produced on Factory by any of their bands. Hooky also played bass on a Martha Ladly single (of Martha & The Muffins infamy) but that was shit.