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New Order Puts Finishing Touches On NEWORDERGETREADY

New Order has finally settled on a tentative track
listing for NEWORDERGETREADY, its first album in eight years.

Here is the
tentative track listing for NEWORDERGETREADY:






















1. "Crystal"


7. "Run This River Dry"


2. "60 MPH"


8. "Player In the League"


3. "Turn My Way"


9. "Primitive Notion"


4. "Vicious Streak"


10. "Slow Jam"


5. "Nothing's Gonna Change"


11. "Run Wild"


6. "Someone Like You"

New Order has finally settled on a tentative track listing for
NEWORDERGETREADY, its first album in eight years.

In addition to
singer Bernard Sumner, bassist Peter Hook, drummer Stephen Morris, and
keyboardist Gillian Gilbert, the follow-up to 1993's Republic features
collaborations with a slew of top musicians including ex-Smashing Pumpkins
ringleader Billy Corgan ("Turn My Way").

Primal Scream
worked with the band on a track called "Rock the Shack," which at press time had
not made the tentative track listing. The same goes for a track featuring the
Chemical Brothers, according to a source close to the band. "Crystal"
will be the album's first single.

NEWORDERGETREADY was co-produced by
Steve Osborne (Happy Mondays, Curve) and the band, and recorded mostly at Peter
Gabriel's Real World Studios outside Bath, England. The album is scheduled to be
mastered on June 15.

In addition to his participation on the record,
Corgan will also join New Order on guitar for its upcoming West Coast stint on
Moby's Area: One tour. Ex-Marion guitarist Phil Cunningham, who has also
worked with Johnny Marr and Bernard Sumner's Electronic, will also tour with the
band. (allstar, May 23).

NEWORDERGETREADY is due on Reprise Records in
October.

Here is the tentative track listing for NEWORDERGETREADY:


1. "Crystal"
2. "60 MPH"
3. "Turn My Way"
4. "Vicious
Streak"
5. "Nothing's Gonna Change"
6. "Someone Like You"
7. "Run This
River Dry"
8. "Player In the League"
9. "Primitive Notion"
10. "Slow
Jam"
11. "Run Wild"
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