-          Various Artists

FOOTIE ANTHEMS Virgin June 06, 2000

                  World In Motion

• Various Artists.

Manchester United Beyond The Promised Land November 27, 2000

Track Listings

1. Things That Dreams Are Made Of - Bias feat. Toni Halliday 2. Red Alert - Basement Jaxx 3. Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't Have) - Buzzcocks 4. Step On - Happy Mondays 5. Please Sir - Bias 6. Touched By The Hand Of God (Touched By The Hand Of Bias) - New Order 7. Chainmail - Curve 8. A Euphoric Feeling - Bias

9. Fools Gold - The Stone Roses 10. Fashion - Bias 11. Protection (Flood 2K Remix) - Massive Attack 12. Flashlegs (Suite) Edit - Echoboy 13. I Walk The Earth - King Biscuit Time 14. Footie Chants - Bias feat. Tom Jones 15. Stereo - Spooky 16. End Titles - Bias

     8 : 53       True Faith (Pink Noise Mix)

• Various Artists / Contains bonus CDRom with CONFUSION VIDEO
• 2-CD set distributed exclusively to industry people at the Winter Music Conference in Florida

THE SHAUN RYDER SESSION JANUARY 29, 2001

Track Listings
Disc: 1

1. Voodoo ray - Guy Called Gerald 2. Summertime - DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince 3. It's a family affair - Sly & the Family Stone 4. Just be good to me - SOS Band 5. One nation under a groove - Funkadelic 6. It takes two - Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock

7. Confusion - New Order 8. Movin' too fast - Artful Dodger & Romina Johnson 9. It was a good day - Ice Cube 10. How many licks - Lil' Kim feat.Sisqo 11. Ever so clear - Bushwick Bill 12. Mind of a lunatic - Ghetto Boyz

Disc: 2

From the Artist:
My life has been like a movie, or more like a cartoon, and I've picked these songs because they have been the soundtrack to my life. I couldn't just pick one style of music, coz I've never been on just one trip, the songs show the different personalities and moods that I have, they're all different and they all mean as much to me as each other. It's an unfair question to ask people what their favorite song is, because it always depends on what mood your in. But music and life and relations and situations, everything that made me who I am is here in this soundtrack, and this is the soundtrack to my life.

        Turn My Way

-          Various Artists

Rough Trade - Electronic 01 March 18th, 2002

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• Various Artists

        The Beach

• 2 many dj's: "it's the b-side from 'blue monday' and basically it's the instrumental with a lot of 'swooshes' and echo's on it. we like to fuck around with this track, in this case we put the a cappella version of detroit grand pubahs' 'sandwiches' on top of it."
• Various Artists

BEAUTIFUL GAME Universal May 27, 2002

Track Listings

BACK TO MINE DMC September 30th, 2002

New Order behind new DJ mix album

Featuring tracks from Primal Scream, Missy Elliot, Doves, The Velvet Underground, Mantronix, Joey Beltram, and Rhythim is Rhythim. Also includes rare Patrick Cowley mix of Donna Summer "I Feel Love".

01. Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band 'Big Eyed Beans From Venus'
A sci-fi blues freak out from the variable genius Van Vliet with spine tingling slide additions from Zoot Horn Rollo. Quite obviously the inspiration behind 'Confusion'

02. Primal Scream 'Higher Than the Sun'
A bit from the Orb's compressed pop mix and the stratospheric end bit from Weatherall's dub symphony with the metronomic Jah Wobble providing an unwavering backbone. Who could miss the similarities between this and Bizarre Love Triangle?

03. Missy Elliot 'The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)'
Timbaland's twitchy rhythms versus the cranky observations of the lady in the inflatable space suit. This was massive on the Joy Division tour bus.

04. The Velvet Underground 'Venus in Furs'
The sleazy cool reflected in the distance between Peter Hook's feet when he used to wear those leather trousers is perfectly encapsulated in Lou Reed's pervily sublime steal of a famous mucky book and the sound of John Cale sawing a cello in half. Which somehow perfectly leads us beneath a motorway bridge near NorthendenŠ.

05. Doves 'M62 Song'
You can hear the trucks and cars on this dark lullaby recorded in the dead of night. And the mic is passed to a feller in a sparkly jacket and greasy hairŠ.

06. Roxy Music 'In Every Dream Home a Heartache'
Simultaneously sinister and hilarious this love song for an inflatable lady friend was the kind of thing that the responsible young citizens that went on to make up New Order would twist their impressionable minds with.

07. Cat Stevens 'Was Dog a Doughnut?'
A peak time classic at Jellybean's Funhouse when New Order first alighted in electro land NY. Chick Corea is playing keyboards on this. On paper it might seem ridiculous, in reality it is perfect.

08. Mantronix 'Bassline'
Before narrow-mindedness set up a fence between house and hip-hop, this was the kind of record that filled the floor with ease at the Hacienda. Lyrically it's all but irrelevant, but its frantic edits and undeniable energy still make it special.

09. The Groundhogs 'Cherry Red'
A psychotic energy flash from a much misunderstood abstract blues band who, while their contemporaries sang of pixies and hobbits, traversed the same idiosyncratic route as Joy Division did almost ten years later. Peter Hook would probably tell you that Tony McPhee says more about his life than JG Ballard.

10. Joey Beltram 'Energy Flash'
Downright demonic, during the creation of this mix, shards of this devilish techno masterpiece appeared to replay in other rooms in the building for no good reason. Also features the word 'Ecstasy' which, though now ridiculous, at the time had a certain frisson.

11. Donna Summer 'I Feel Love (Patrick Cowley mix)'
Edited down from its original 15-minute glory in order to keep it burning here, this record still sounds incredible in any form. What could they have been thinking/drinking in Munich back then?

12. Can 'Mushroom'
Krautrock underpinned by the inspirational drumming of Jaki Liebezeit who appears to have studied under James Brown while the rest of the band kept busy sellotaping bits of dark Velvet to Stockhausen's arty pants. And Explosions as a bonus- what more could you need in any piece of music?

13. Rhythim is Rhythim 'The Dance'
Almost 15 years old and still peerless in all it's skeletal glory. Let's leave some intellectuals to draw a line between this and something off Power Corruption and Lies.

14. Giorgio Vs Talla 2XLC 'E=MC2'
Acknowledged on more than one occasion by Bernard Sumner as a transitional influence on the fledgling New Order, this celebration of machine music is the only place to end.

"It's like the Hacienda never closed."
Q magazine (leading review, ****)

"Here's a look back at the past that might give a glimpse of the future - 14 tracks whose only linking factor is that they're all fucking great. Get with the programme."
Muzik (leading review, *****)

"This selection shows their keen ear for inspired guitar music, inventive machine sounds from the past and a hot new tune. Every track here is a winner... one of the best mix albums ever."
NME (9/10)

"The Back to Mine series has gone from strength to strength and this collection ups the ante yet again. New Order pull out the stops with a collection of decade straddling classics."
Music Week

"A treasure trove of afterhours excellence."
Touch

"... the best Back to Mine of the year... you always knew New Order had taste but this is just stupid... Genius."
Seven

"The eleventh in the excellent Back to Mine series sees the Manc lads choosing a fantastically mixed-bag of laid back tunes... This is perhaps the best Back to Mine yet."
Time Out

"... this could be the best Back to Mine yet... a lesson in great music for all whippersnappers."
FHM

HOPE London April 21st 2003

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HOPE CDR ACETATE

 

Travis * Avril Lavigne * Sir Paul McCartney * David Bowie
George Michael * Ronan Keating 
Lee Ryan (Blue) * Beverley Knight 
Moby * New Order * Basement Jaxx 
Spiritualized * The Charlatans 
Beth Orton * Tom McCrae * Billy Bragg 
Yusuf Islam (Cat Stevens)

AUSTRALIA INFO

Stars Give Hope To Children Of Iraq
Eighteen of the world’s top music stars -- among them Sir Paul McCartney, Avril Lavigne, David Bowie, New Order, Ronan Keating, Blue’s Lee Ryan, Travis and George Michael -- have contributed exclusive new tracks to 'Hope', released on Monday May 12th in Australia to help the child victims of the war in Iraq.

Whatever our individual views about the justification for the war, the suffering of children is something none of us can ignore. Hope is not a political album; the plight of children transcends politics. These songs are a plea for hope, without which the children of Iraq have nothing at all.

LEE COOMBS "Breakfast Of Champions" Finger Lickin' Records January 31 2005

THE CRYSTAL METHOD "CSII" Ultra Records April 5 2005