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Technique (album) by New Order 
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Technique
 Technique by New Order (1989)
Overall rank: 760th   Overall chart history
Average Rating: 
78/100 (from 347 votes)
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Accolades: Top 20 albums of 1989 (13th)
Top albums of the 1980s (120th)
Top 1,000 albums of all time (760th)

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New Order bestography

Technique is ranked 4th best out of 23 albums by New Order on BestEverAlbums.com.

The best album by New Order is Power, Corruption And Lies which is ranked number 298 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 9,217.

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Average Rating: 
78/100 (from 347 votes)
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From antaiospiano 09/03/2018 22:39
Woah, this is actually fucking great dance music. Not something I had expected from a new wave band.
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80/100
From Yann 07/01/2017 08:18
I remember when this came out. I was 16, in a school trip in Italy, and my roomate made me listen to this in his yellow Sony sport: a dance 80's sound that had just came out of fashion in 89, and a very weak singer, sometimes off key. I thought waouh, that's so snob, ironic, and yet great in a way!
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75/100
From garycottier 07/15/2016 17:38
An accessible New Order album. It's one of their strongest but hampered slightly by Sumner's weak vocals. Apart from that it's a fine marker to where New Order were at, at this time.
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From F1Aaron 12/16/2014 01:07
One of their best albums! The combination of the the acid house and dance music in Ibiza with the signature New Order sound equals something magical. Favorites are well, the whole album! Probably the most cohesive album from them
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From hornblower 09/08/2014 17:32
New Order is still my favorite band from this era, and this album ends a wonderful streak of quality, creative, alternative 80s music. At the time I might have said this was my favorite album by New Order, but as time has gone on I find that I care less for the polished synth sounds of this album and prefer best the rougher, more creative sounds of Low Life and Brotherhood (my favorite two New Order Albums). In particular, the first track of this album at the time it came out captivated me; now I just skip that track and listen to the rest of the album. Still a great album, but if you're looking to explore New Order, I would start with Power, Corruption and Lies, or Low Life. Personally, I would now consider Low Life the most classic of all their albums.
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From Connor 07/02/2014 08:23
I like the album ALOT, the second track sounds like a cross between the cures just like heaven and dinosaur jrs version.
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From joedec 09/23/2013 03:04
New Order's best album. Technique is a perfect combination of the band's synth-based music, mixed with the House and Acid music that was becoming popular at that time.
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From jstreets 04/09/2013 15:58
A beautiful album and a great way to end possibly the greatest album streak of the decade (Power Corruption and Lies, Low Life, Brotherhood, this)
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From Mirek 11/08/2012 15:59
It's OK but it reminds me ... Pet Shop Boys
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