New Order: Tribute at Neo 2/4/10
I still get excited every year when we do our . It’s not only a chance for us to play a bunch of New Order that we don’t normally play at Atomic, but it’s now one of the few times a year that I indulge in the brilliance of one of the most influential bands over the last thirty years.
The two songs here represent two completely different New Order styles, but they share that sentimental touch that ties the history of the band together. "Dreams Never End" is from their debut album . Musically, the album still had a Joy Division feel to it, but it laid the ground work that turned them into international pop stars later in the decade. It's one of the few New Order songs with Peter Hook on vocals. Listen to Dreams Never End (1982) and then The Cure’s Inbetween Days (1985). Trust me. The second song, was recorded for the in 2002 and was dedicated to Martin Hannett (Joy Division/New Order producer), Rob Gretton (Joy Division/New Order manager), and Ian Curtis (Joy Division lead vocalist).
Dreams Never End
Here to Stay (Radio Edit)
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Posted: January 26th, 2010
at 4:58pm by kamar
Tagged with 1982, 2002, 24 hour party people, atomic, british, dreams never end, factory, here to stay, inbetween days, joy division, martin hannet, movement, new order, peter hook, pop, post punk, rob gretton, the cure, tribute
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