New Order was one of the first bands that introduced dance music to me. How about you?
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New Order too with "Blue Monday", i still have the original single, the sleeve is like a floppy disk
i still have my old record colection and includes:
Kraftwerk
Ultravox
Alphaville
Human League
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Originally posted by Jibgollyi never heard of them til the bedrock mix of crystal.
the stuff ive found of theirs since has been cool.
class act.Comment
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I would also add that Philip Glass, Brian Eno (ELO), Jean Michael Jarre, and James Brown had a huge impact on how dance music has shaped.
(ok, so they are not bands...).Will work for Sasha setsComment
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New Order rocks!!!
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Originally posted by armandzadzaI would also add that Philip Glass, Brian Eno (ELO), Jean Michael Jarre, and James Brown had a huge impact on how dance music has shaped.
(ok, so they are not bands...).Comment
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Quality band.
Love their stuff, especially "(love's got the) world in motion" classic england football tune!!!Comment
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Here's a small paper I wrote on New Order for my english class last year: http://home.no/bjerknes/english/order.html
Btw. Low-Life (1985) is my favourite album.space is the placeComment
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I?m a New Order convert, after spending some time blind to the fact that they?re awesome.
I was introduced to Joy Division by a few punk/goth friends of mine about 15 years ago, but for a long time I wasn?t really into New Order (too "happy" and "poppy" sounding for me at the time).
As my tastes started going more electronic, I discovered them, funnily enough, when Bernard Sumner (N.O?s lead vox) released an album with Johnny Marr from the Smiths under the name "Electronic", no less, around 1990. It was even more pop than New Order, but somehow I fel in love with it.
Through the years I slowly started getting acquainted with all their stuff and even infected a few of my metal friends when Orgy released a heavy version of "Blue Monday" (which I think is awesome BTW).
They?re probably among the top 5 most influential bands in electronic music, IMHO.Comment
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I remember the first time I heard the immortal words "how does it feel to treat me like you do" and just losing my mind.Cat formerly known as Cheshire
*cue imperial death march"Comment
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