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Order "Power, Corruption, Lies" 1983 Qwest Records |
Age
of Consent We All Stand The Village 586 |
Your
Silent Face Ultraviolence Ecstacy Leave Me Alone CD Bonus Track: Blue Monday |
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| From
the ashes of Joy Division
rose the pre-eminent synthesizer band of the 80s. Great stuff, similar to
their previous band musically, but nowhere near the intricacies or the lyrical depths that Ian Curtis reached. |
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| New Order
Lowlife 1986 Factory Records |
Love
Vigilantes The Perfect Kiss This Time of Night Sunrise |
Elegia Sooner Than You Think Sub-Culture Face Up |
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| This
is a great record, and it symbolizes alot for me: college, freedom, all
of that happy hippie stuff. I know, from a synthesizer band? Why not? |
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| New Order Substance 1987 Qwest Records |
Ceremony Everything's Gone Green Temptation Blue Monday Confusion Thieves Like Us |
Perfect
Kiss Subculture Shellshock State of the Natinon Bizarre Love Triangle True Faith |
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| The
obligatory greatest hits album, but this one works! Complete with a brand
new track: 'True Faith.' Great tune. Great compilation! |
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