New Order – Power, Corruption & Lies (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP Benjamin Sinclair (bass)

Benjamin Sinclair (bass)

he would often play the music while sleeping or engaged in other activities

Whether it’ll be your first time or your hundredth

is widely regarded to be their rock steady and early reggae recordings for Leslie Kong’s revered Beverley’s Records during the late Sixties and early Seventies

New Order – Power, Corruption & Lies (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP Benjamin Sinclair (bass)Joy Division fans hated it, New Order drummer Stephen Morris said of the bands second album. Thats how I knew we were onto a winner. They were indeed. It had taken a little while, though. Since the death of Ian Curtis in May 1980, New Order struggled to escape Joy Divisions long, dark shadow. Their debut single, Ceremony, was an unrecorded Joy Division song, and on their debut album Movement they seemed happy to give their old fans what they thought