DADOSH

DeRank ™: 0,13

DeAge™ : 6975 days • Here since 5 may 2007

New Order Get Ready

5 jan 08

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Another great album... I first got to know New Order by watching the video for "Crystal" on TV. A great track, along with others like "Primitive Notion" and "Someone Like You" (in particular).

New Order Power, Corruption & Lies

5 jan 08

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The best album by the band with Low-life.
A curiosity: in the album I found (which has been remastered), there are no "Blue Monday" (I only have it on Substance) and "The Beach".
Can anyone tell me why? Thanks.

New Order Movement

5 jan 08

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Great album, with those very dark ambient atmospheres.
I have many memories tied to this album, and it was also the one that intrigued me the most, pushing me to listen to Joy Division.
I agree on "Doubts even here."

New Order Low Life

5 jan 08

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beautiful album, review so so

New Order Low Life

5 jan 08

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Both the review and the album are beautiful.
With Power, Corruption & Lies being the group's best CD, although I like all their works very much (Brotherhood and Republic a little less).
I consider "Sunrise" one of the most beautiful songs composed by New Order.

The Chameleons Script Of The Bridge

5 jan 08

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I don't know them, I'll see if I can find this CD.... the review really piqued my interest.

Wire 154

5 jan 08

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It's an album I haven't listened to in a long time.
The true gem of the album is definitely "A touching display," very dark and distorted.
Completely different is "The 15th," another track that I really like as well.

Siouxsie & the Banshees The Scream

5 jan 08

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How beautiful "Overground" is!!!

Siouxsie and the Banshees Join Hands

5 jan 08

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a great album... highlights a gritty Siouxsie just like in "The Scream." We are in the early albums of the band, characterized by catacomb-like atmospheres ("Premature Burial" above all) and punk rage.

Siouxsie And The Banshees Juju

5 jan 08

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Nice album, but not 5 stars as I consider it inferior to masterpieces like "Unknown Pleasures" and "Closer" by Joy Division or "Pornography" by The Cure.