NEW ORDER - RETRO (BOXSET)
- Artist : New Order
- Category : Boxsets
- Genre : Pop
- Label : London
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One of many New Order compilations, 2002's RETRO distinguishes itself as a thematically arranged four-disc box set that covers the dance-friendly U.K. alt-rock band's 1981-2001 output. With all CDs arranged non-chronologically, the "Pop" disc ... Full Descriptionfeatures catchy usual-suspect singles such as "Blue Monday" and "True Faith," while "Fan" delves into revered lesser-known tracks such as the propulsive "Procession" and the chiming "Leave Me Alone." "Club," not surprisingly, consists largely of remixed tracks (including a Chemical Brothers-tweaked version of "Here to Stay"), and "Live" presents concert performances (most notably a '81 recording of "In a Lonely Place") selected by, of all people, Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie. Far from a tidy collection, RETRO does touch on many fine moments by the beloved British act, though those looking for a more, well, orderly set may want to seek out '05's SINGLES.
A different kind of boxed set from a different kind of band. The career-spanning Retro fills four CDs with tracks selected by influential New Order fans who've followed the band for years. Disc One gathers the singles, selected by journalist Miranda Sawyer. Disc Two collects album tracks, selected by journalist John McCready. Disc Three is the remixes, selected by Hacienda DJ Mike Pickering. Disc Four is unreleased live tracks, selected by New Order & Primal Scream frontman Bobby Gillespie. Includes an extensive booklet & digipak box featuring new artwork by renowned designer Peter Saville. Rhino. 200.
New Order: Bernard Sumner (vocals, guitar): Gillian Gilbert (keyboards); Peter Hook (bass); Stephen Morris (drums).
Producers include: New Order, Martin Hannett, Arthur Baker, John Robie, Stephen Hague.
Tracklist:
DISC 1
1. Fine Time
2. Temptation
3. True Faith
4. Perfect Kiss, The
5. Ceremony
6. Regret
7. Crystal
8. Bizarre Love Triangle
9. Confusion
10.Round and Round
11.Blue Monday
12.Brutal
13.Slow Jam
14.Everyone Everywhere
DISC 2
1. Elegia
2. In a Lonely Place
3. All Day Long
4. Your Silent Face
5. Sunrise
6. Broken Promise
7. Dreams Never End
8. Cries and Whispers
9. Chosen Time
10.Ecstacy
11.Sooner Than You Think
12.Leave Me Alone
13.Lonesome Tonight
14.Every Little Counts
15.Run Wild
DISC 3
1. Confusion - (Koma & Bones mix)
2. Paradise - (Robert Racic mix)
3. Regret - (Sabres Slow N' Low mix)
4. Bizarre Love Triangle - (Shep Pettibone mix)
5. Shell Shock - (John Robie mix)
6. Fine Time - (Steve "Silk" Hurley mix)
7. 1963 - (Arthur Baker mix)
8. Touched by the Hand of God - (original version)
9. Everything's Gone Green - (original)
10.Blue Monday - (Jam & Spoon Maneula mix)
11.World in Motion - (Pickering/Parke mix)
12.Here to Stay - (Chemical Brothers remix)
13.Crystal - (Lee Coombs remix)
DISC 4
1. Ceremony - (previously unreleased, Studio 54, Barcelona on July 7, 1984)
2. Procession - (previously unreleased, Sunderland on August 15, 1984)
3. Everything's Gone Green - (previously unreleased, Tolworth Rec. Centre, Kingston, London on Decem...
4. In a Lonely Place - (previously unreleased, Glastonbury Festival on June 20, 1981)
5. Age of Consent - (previously unreleased, Spectrum Arena, Warrington on March 1, 1986)
6. This Time of Night - (previously unreleased, Fulcrum Centre, Slough on December 7, 1985)
7. Perfect Kiss, The - (previously unreleased, Fulcrum Centre, Slough on december 7, 1985)
8. Fine Time - (previously unreleased, Hoffman Estates, Chicago on June 30, 1989)
9. World - (previously unreleased, Starplex Amphitheatre, Dallas on July 21, 1993)
10.Regret - (previously unreleased, Reading Festival on Auguist 31, 1993)
11.As It Is When It Was - (previously unreleased, Reading Festival on August 31, 1993)
12.Alan Wise's Introduction - (previously unreleased, Olympia, Paris on November 12, 2001)
13.Crystal - (previously unreleased, Big Day Out, Gold Coast on January 20, 2002)
14.Turn My Way - (previously unreleased, live, Olympia, 2001)
15.Temptation - (previously unreleased, Academy, Brixton on October 10, 2001)