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New Order
Released 2002

Confusion
08:13
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Ceremony
04:49
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Ceremony
04:24
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- 1
- Fine Time
- 04:42
- 541 plays

- 2
- Temptation
- 08:42
- 1,478 plays

- 3
- True Faith
- 05:53
- 1,560 plays

- 4
- The Perfect Kiss
- 04:49
- 593 plays

- 5
- Ceremony
- 04:24
- 894 plays

- 6
- Regret
- 04:08
- 734 plays

- 7
- Crystal
- 06:49
- 502 plays

- 8
- Bizarre Love Triangle
- 04:21
- 1,408 plays

- 9
- Confusion
- 08:13
- 922 plays

- 10
- Round & Round
- 04:31
- 498 plays

- 11
- Blue Monday
- 07:28
- 1,400 plays

- 12
- Brutal
- 04:49
- 377 plays

- 13
- Slow Jam
- 04:52
- 302 plays

- 14
- Everyone Everywhere
- 04:25
- 293 plays

- 15
- Elegia
- 04:55
- 320 plays

- 16
- In a Lonely Place
- 06:15
- 455 plays

- 17
- Procession
- 04:28
- 525 plays

- 18
- Your Silent Face
- 05:59
- 542 plays

- 19
- Sunrise
- 06:00
- 410 plays

- 20
- Let's Go
- 03:53
- 411 plays

- 21
- Broken Promise
- 03:45
- 380 plays

- 22
- Dreams Never End
- 03:12
- 736 plays

- 23
- Cries and Whispers
- 03:25
- 391 plays

- 24
- All Day Long
- 05:10
- 571 plays

- 25
- Sooner Than You Think
- 05:12
- 616 plays

- 26
- Leave Me Alone
- 04:39
- 518 plays

- 27
- Lonesome Tonight
- 05:11
- 462 plays

- 28
- Every Little Counts
- 04:28
- 308 plays

- 29
- Run Wild
- 03:56
- 389 plays

- 30
- Confusion [Koma and Bones Vocal Mix]
- 06:01
- 188 plays

- 31
- Paradise [Robert Racic Mix]
- 06:40
- 155 plays

- 32
- Regret [Sabres Slow 'N' Low Mix]
- 06:42
- 116 plays

- 33
- Bizarre Love Triangle [Shep Pettibone Extended Dance Mix]
- 06:42
- 184 plays

- 34
- Shellshock [John Robie Mix]
- 06:28
- 179 plays

- 35
- Fine Time [Steve "Silk" Hurley Mix]
- 06:16
- 154 plays

- 36
- 1963 ['95 Arthur Baker Remix]
- 05:04
- 193 plays

- 37
- Touched by the Hand of God [Original Version]
- 03:42
- 157 plays

- 38
- Everything's Gone Green [Original Version]
- 05:31
- 204 plays

- 39
- Blue Monday [Jam & Spoon Manuela Mix]
- 06:39
- 153 plays

- 40
- World in Motion [Subbuteo Mix]
- 05:08
- 130 plays

- 41
- Here to Stay [Extended Instrumental]
- 05:55
- 151 plays

- 42
- Crystal [Lee Coombs Remix]
- 07:03
- 140 plays

- 43
- Ceremony
- 04:49
- 921 plays

- 44
- Procession
- 03:34
- 304 plays

- 45
- Everything's Gone Green
- 05:09
- 385 plays

- 46
- In a Lonely Place
- 05:37
- 239 plays

- 47
- Age of Consent
- 05:02
- 390 plays

- 48
- Elegia
- 04:46
- 245 plays

- 49
- The Perfect Kiss
- 09:43
- 384 plays

- 50
- Fine Time
- 05:04
- 322 plays

- 51
- World
- 04:46
- 310 plays

- 52
- Regret
- 04:02
- 393 plays

- 53
- As It Is When It Was
- 03:48
- 252 plays

- 54
- Intermission
- 01:20
- 255 plays

- 55
- Crystal
- 06:51
- 346 plays

- 56
- Turn My Way
- 04:57
- 242 plays

- 57
- Temptation
- 07:47
- 512 plays

album review

Yet another New Order compilation? Add Retro to the dizzying stack of New Order compilations and best-ofs. Actually, it was the second comp to come out in the last half of 2002 (International was released in October and contains nearly every song that is on Retro). With that said, Retro is probably the most expansive and interesting New Order compilation since 1987's Substance. Keeping an eye and ear on the amazing Joy Division set Heart and Soul, Rhino stepped in to publish this box as well (that alone will give Retro a bit more credibility). The packaging is more or less identical to Heart and Soul's four-CD orientation and comes complete with its own Peter Saville-directed artwork and 70-plus-page booklet. Unlike the Joy Division set, Retro makes no attempt to create a comprehensive or complete look at New Order's expansive catalog. Rather, it is set up as an ultimate mix tape that might be made for someone's cousin who knows nothing of this band. And like a mix tape, everyone's track list would be different and would probably carry on a different mood. This one is curated by four individual selectors, and each disc carries on with a major theme. The first disc, "POP," is compiled by U.K. journalist Miranda Sawyer and contains all the major New Order favorites: "Blue Monday," "Bizarre Love Triangle," "Confusion," and a few minor surprises such as "Brutal" (featured on the Beach soundtrack). John McCready, journalist and Hacienda DJ, put together a "FAN" disc that contains some moodier album cuts like "Your Silent Face" and "Sooner Than You Think." Mike Pickering (M People, Hacienda DJ), selects New Order's dance-friendly material on the "CLUB" disc. Finally, Bobby Gillespie (Primal Scream) picks up some "LIVE" tracks -- which proves to nicely distill New Order's generally hit-or-miss concert performances. While Retro may not be a complete necessity ("Blue Monday" and "Bizarre Love Triangle" should never appear on another New Order disc), it does pull together into one spot enough rarities (nothing too impossible to find, though) and a rather entertaining track list for obsessives. For the uninitiated, Substance is probably still the best place to start. [A five-disc version was released on a strictly limited basis that held some harder-to-find tracks.] ~ Jack LV Isles, All Music Guide