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New Order Live In Los Angeles 1986 Limited Edition CD

New Order Live In Los Angeles 1986 Limited Edition CD

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Experience a classic live performance from New Order with Live In Los Angeles 1986, released as a limited edition CD.

Recorded on November 4, 1986, at The Palace in Los Angeles, this album captures the band during the Brotherhood era, showcasing their signature blend of post-punk energy and electronic innovation. The performance includes key tracks such as “Temptation,” “Confusion,” and “Blue Monday,” along with selections from Brotherhood like “Every Little Counts” and “Way of Life.”

This release also features bonus tracks from the 1993 Reading Festival, including fan favorites like “Bizarre Love Triangle” and “True Faith,” sourced from BBC radio recordings.

A must-have for fans of New Order, post-punk, and new wave music.

Key Features

  • Limited edition live CD
  • Recorded in Los Angeles, November 4, 1986
  • Features classic New Order tracks
  • Includes songs from the Brotherhood album
  • Bonus tracks from Reading Festival 1993
  • Blend of post-punk and electronic sound
  • Ideal for collectors of 1980s alternative music

Track List

Live at The Palace, Los Angeles – November 4, 1986

  1. Shellshock
  2. Everything’s Gone Green
  3. Ceremony
  4. Every Little Counts
  5. Leave Me Alone
  6. Thieves Like Us
  7. Way of Life
  8. Face Up
  9. Temptation
  10. Confusion
  11. Blue Monday (Fade Out)

Bonus Tracks – Reading Festival 1993

  1. Dream Attack
  2. True Faith
  3. Bizarre Love Triangle
  4. Perfect Kiss
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