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Eighties synth-pop masters New Order were always a singles band. So this two-CD anthology, Singles, which expands on the concise Substance and telescopes the four-CD Retro, makes sense. Diminished returns by set's end, but less so than you'd expect; they can still wring more soul from a drum machine than most anybody. And any CD with ''Blue Monday'' and ''Temptation'' will improve your day.
Posted Dec 02, 2005
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- Music Review Machine Soul: An Odyssey into Electronic Dance Music | David Browne
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