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Greatest hits album by New Order
Released 21 November 1994
Length 69:55
Label London
Producer
New OrderStephen HagueArthur BakerJohn RobieMartin Hannett
New Order chronology
Republic
(1993) The Best of New Order
(1994) The Rest of New Order
(1995)

The Best of New Order (stylised as (the best of) NewOrder) is a greatest hits album by English band New Order. It was released in the United Kingdom on 21 November 1994 by London Records and, with a different track listing, in the United States on 14 March 1995 by Qwest Records and Warner Bros. Records.[2] Like Republic, the band`s most recent studio album at the time, the cover and liner notes stylise the group`s name as one word (NewOrder) instead of the usual New Order.

Background
The Best of New Order is the second compilation album released by the group and follows their first, the hugely successful Substance album by seven years. The group had taken a hiatus due to tensions and disputes during the recording and touring of their 1993 album, Republic. Republic had been the first album that the group had released on London Records, and with the group announcing little intention of working together in the near future, the label went ahead compiling The Best of New Order.

The compilation primarily consists of seven-inch mixes of the group`s singles from 1985 onwards. New versions of `True Faith`, `Bizarre Love Triangle`, `1963` and `Round & Round` appear in alternative mixes. The collection also includes one non-single track, `Vanishing Point` (from the LP Technique), though the song was already popularised as the theme tune to the BBC series Making Out. Only `Thieves Like Us` (the oldest track included, from 1984) appears in the same form as on the earlier compilation, Substance. The liner notes (first on a New Order album) were provided by journalist Paul Morley.[3]

The US version of the album omits three tracks (`The Perfect Kiss`, `Shellshock` and `Thieves Like Us`). This was purportedly due to the band`s American label, Qwest, not wishing for some of the singles already included on Substance to be duplicated on this compilation.[4] Instead, one album track from each of New Order`s first three albums is included (`Dreams Never End` from Movement, `Age of Consent` from Power, Corruption & Lies, and `Love Vigilantes` from Low-Life), as well as a previously unreleased vocal version of the track `Let`s Go (Nothing for Me)` from the 1987 film soundtrack Salvation!.

The following year, a companion remix album titled The Rest of New Order was released, with similar cover art.

All tracks are written by New Order, except where noted.

General Release
No. Title Writer(s) Album Length
1. `True Faith-94` New Order, Stephen Hague Previously unreleased[A] 5:34
2. `Bizarre Love Triangle-94` New Order Previously unreleased[B] 3:54
3. `1963-94` New Order, Stephen Hague Previously unreleased[C] 3:46
4. `Regret` New Order, Stephen Hague Republic (1993) 4:08
5. `Fine Time` New Order Technique (1989) 3:08
6. `The Perfect Kiss` New Order Low-Life (1985) 4:49
7. `Shellshock` New Order, John Robie Pretty in Pink (1986) 4:23
8. `Thieves Like Us` New Order, Arthur Baker non-album single (1984) 6:36
9. `Vanishing Point` New Order Technique 5:14
10. `Run` (Incorrectly credited on UK editions as `Run 2`) New Order, John Denver Technique 4:29
11. `Round & Round-94` New Order Previously unreleased[D] 4:00
12. `World (The Price of Love)` New Order, Stephen Hague Republic 3:38
13. `Ruined in a Day (Radio Edit)` New Order, Stephen Hague Republic 3:57
14. `Touched by the Hand of God` New Order Salvation! (1988) 3:42
15. `Blue Monday-88` New Order non-album single (1988)[E] 4:07
16. `World in Motion` New Order, Keith Allen non-album single (1990) 4:30
Total length: 69:55
Original version released on Substance (1987)
Original version released on Brotherhood (1986)
Original version released as the B-side to `True Faith` (1987)
Original version released on Technique
Original version released as a non-album single (1983)
Personnel
New Order – Production (All tracks except `Dreams Never End`)
Stephen Hague – Production (`True Faith-94`, `1963`, `Regret`, `Ruined in a Day`, `World (Price of Love)`, and `World in Motion`)
Martin Hannett – Production (`Dreams Never End`)
Arthur Baker – Production (`Let`s Go (Nothing for Me)`)
Mike `Spike` Drake – Production (`True Faith-94`, `Bizarre Love Triangle-94`, `1963–94` and `Round & Round-94`)
John Robie – Production (`Shellshock`)
Peter Saville – Design Consultant
Howard Wakefield – Design
Thomas Manss & Company – Design
Martin Orpen and Idea – Digital Imaging