From the ashes of Ian Curtis arose a new band that the world would know as New Order. Although they were from the grey skies of Manchester, their music transcended time and space for my generation, and their tunes reached out to us in the Bay Area and to others worldwide. By far, New Order’s first two records are my favorites; Movement is an unsung classic. With New Order, Factory Records really started to find their voice on many different planes of creativity. On November 18th, 1981, the band gave an outstanding performance at the Ukranian National Home in New York, which was captured on film. Today CVLT Nation salutes New Order, so check out this stunning show – play it LOUD & DANCE!
Banner Photo by Eugene Merinov
— Tracklist —
01. 00:00 ICB
02. 04:05 Dreams never end
03. 07:20 Everything’s Gone Green
04. 12:35 Truth
05. 17:15 Senses
06. 21:50 Procession
07. 25:50 Ceremony
08. 30:35 Denial
09. 35:30 Temptation
New York 18 November,1981.
Bernard Sumner (Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards)
Stephen Morris (Percussion, Keyboards)
Gillian Gilbert (Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards)
Peter Hook (Vocals, Bass)
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