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FORMED: 1980, Manchester, England New Order arose from the ashes of Joy Division, one of the most influencial bands in the alternative music scene in the late 70's and early 80's. Joy Division were Ian Curtis, Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook, and Stephen Morris, four young men from Manchester, England. Joy Division drew attention to themselves with the release of their first full-length album, Unknown Pleasures, in 1979. The music they played was a sign of the times: angst-ridden, moody, enchanting, haunting. And the style was unique: drum machines and wailing synthesizers behind a churning leading bass guitar. It became a trademark playing style that other bands adopted, such as The Cure, Echo and the Bunnymen, and U2, and a style that New Order continued to use. More... (Submit New New Order Lyrics) (Submit New New Order Lyrics) Review about New Order my favorite song | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Age of Consent performed by New Order I've always thought that whatever they're referring to as better left unsaid had to do with sex because of the title of the song - and then this is causing trouble for the relationship. Sex always complicates things, thats why I love this song so much. Its almost a different genre then most other new order songs. This is sort of classic rock compared to their usual retro dance stuff. I love all New Order but these are my favorite lyrics. fantastic | Reviewer: diana ------ About the song Age of Consent performed by New Order One of the best NO songs. From the lyrics & title I take it the narator is in a relationship with someone underage or vice versa. They're trying to tell the other person who has broken it off that they'll regret it & that they don't need them but the "i've lost you" shows the person is really hurting. Love it. Pulls on the heart strings | Reviewer: Tim O'sullivan ------ About the song Dream Attack performed by New Order Lovely. Great beat. You can picture your woman as Sumner sings, the keyboards play and hookie has a great go as per usual in this fantastic effort. Paint your own picture. . . .I am. Spooky... | Reviewer: Eric ------ About the song Procession performed by New Order I was just scanning the lyrics for different songs I'd wondered about some lyrics and I saw these reviews... and out of 1363 possible songs my MP3 player chooses as I read about Procession... But Procession. Spooky... Good song. Hmm not sure | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Sunrise performed by New Order I know theres a reference to "one above" but I always thot it was "Your name I begot but you don't say that much to me" I thought the song was about conflict with a father not The Father Single | Reviewer: Shawna ------ About the song Procession performed by New Order It was a single, therefore never released on any formal albums. You can find the song on their compilations: Substance (disc 2), Singles (disc 1, track 2). Where? | Reviewer: Adrian ------ About the song Procession performed by New Order I agree with Paul!!! Was this released as a single? I can't find it as an original cut on any regular album releases. Procession | Reviewer: Paul ------ About the song Procession performed by New Order In my view,the best track New order ever recorded.Hookeys driving bass,Morris's mastery of the cymbals and drums along with Barnies excellent guitaring and mildly sad vocals combine to make this a masterpiece. Amazing | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Blue Monday performed by New Order Mind blowing stuff, cool dirty riff and beautiful lyrics. Reminds me of someone i went out with. The best New Order song ever | Reviewer: Antonio ------ About the song Dreams Never End performed by New Order Although New Order are an electropop reference, they made on of the best guitar songs ever. Dreams Never End is simple a pearl. New Order's subtle tribute to fellow Mancunians The Fall | Reviewer: MonkTime ------ About the song Working Overtime performed by New Order This song could have been written by Mr. Mark E. Smith himself. Think I'm nuts? Try imagining Mr. Smith's voice on the repetition of "Overtime." The guitars, the repeated chords/riffs, the driving baseline--to me it all adds up to a tribute to the Fall by their fellow Mancunians. You could review the artist/band New Order in Biography page You could review New Order album by visiting Albums page and selecting an album You could review New Order song by clicking the song which you like  Download "New Order" Music | |
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