No, not the political party of choice, neither an ideologically driven policy platform...
the album. New Order's second album and a genuine living treasure turned 40 this week. Yesterday, my time apparently.
It's a seriously good record although I was never all that rapt with the second track, We All Stand. The rest of it though, is a belter. 40 years ago I'd slip the cassette into the Alpine deck and let those massive 20W speakers in the back rattle everything in range. I played it constantly.
Power, Corruption and Lies
- Uncle fester
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You talking of the version with Blue Monday on it?
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No... the original album didn't have Blue Monday on it. It was a belter without that heavyweight.
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Oddly, that's where I am too.Brazil wrote: Wed May 03, 2023 10:38 am Hooky's books about his time in Joy Division and New Order are well worth a read SaintK. Haven't read Stephen Morris' one yet.
Had to drop out of Hook & Light at Reading recently.

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- Guy Smiley
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Stephen Morris has an interesting hobby...



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I think that got mentioned on Combat Dealers?
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It's also depressing. Hacienda was iconic and should have been listed. Now it's friggin' flats.