New Order - Temptation '98

A rare remix of temptation thats not available on any albums and was never released as asingle.

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Music

Tags:

• Music
• New
• Order
• Temptation
• 1998

[xmarek28]

YOu cant compare this song with Where the Streets Have no name. Temptation is my all-time favorite song and it's way better.

As a matter of fact, also comparing U2 with New Order is such an heresy :)

Cheers!

[djlgr1]

How could the gutitar line be stolen?

This song came out in 1980 and "Where the Streets Have No Name" came out in 1987.

Are you saying that Bono and the Edge are physic ??? WOW ! That explains alot. =/

[RaczKaroly1]

@djlgr1 or time-travel

[MrNightshade2010]

lets hope they reform one day

[amickrocker]

Sometimes I wish I were born right... Now.



[BayviewFinch]

@xmarek28 - and others it was just plain old U2 mainstream stuff or possibly just alternative, without even paying attention to the mainstream. But come on... We're just talking about what was happening in English-language "pop" (in its broadest sense) music. To most of the world, there's not much difference between the 2 bands. They're full of white guys that sing in English, from the same area of the world, singing to a similar age-range, from the same time-frame, who tour and make albums.

[BayviewFinch]

@xmarek28 - That doesn't mean you hate all that stuff that you used to like before you made the switch. It's possible for one person to have really been into U2, then a couple years into New Order or anything else. That was one of the most vibrant times in music - the late 80's / early 90's. And yes, both U2 and New Order were a part of it. For some it was a gradual change from U2ish stuff to other music, for others they kept listening to U2 while bringing in the new, and others

[BayviewFinch]

@xmarek28 - Get real. Many people who were former U2 fans, then started to like New Order. Put yourself back in the late 80's. Alternative music was just starting to break through to the mainstream. U2 was already mainstream by that point. The fact is a lot of people were making the switch. A huge number of North Americans were giving up the mainstream for this new "alternative" music (a lot of which had already broken through to radio in the UK years before.) That doesn't mean you hate

[mulletinatransam]

@lifepod2036 VERY well said, mate.

[irishgemini74]

Oh you've got green eyes, oh you've got blue eye's oh you've got grey eye's. I love New Order but I miss Ian immenesly. RIP Ian. We still love you always and forever.

[redbackrock]

yeah new order shit all over U2..totally..

[gabocash]

tan llena de vitalidad como en los 80's... VIVA NEW ORDER !!!!