first impressions of first listen - written track by track.

I'm liking it so far - first track is surprisingly upbeat sort of electrofunk pop - well for Radiohead, track two is very Paranoid Android/|There There with a bit of the "flan in the face, flan in the face" (I think) bits of Hail to the Thief.

Nude is beautiful - sounds almost exactly like it dates from around Fake Plastic Trees

Weird Fishes/Arpeggi - D&B and lovely piano ripples. beautiful floating vocals full of yearning. Perfect Radiohead - total synthesis of their highest points from all periods mostly without being deriative of them.
At least up to around 4mintutes followed by more D&B and spacey doomyness, wondering into both No Surprises and How To Disappear And Never Be Found territory.

All I Need - more dark floaty glitch/pop has a bit of a Postal Service - The District Sleeps Alone Tonight vibe to it. Beautiful sounding yet disturbing lyrics, obsessive love song? This is wonderful - best song so far. Very falling asleep listening to Peel or VPRO.

Faust Arp - kinda appropriate that the first lines to this are "Wakey wakey rise and shine. Has Thom's familiar paranoia rush of words from the few albums but quieter, mellower and near classical music, instead of jerky histerical delivery and electonica. A return to words drifting across space. Feels too short.

Reckoner - sudden sharp shock after the previous track. sounds like a machine assembly system attacking your brain, first fighting then strangely becoming a rhythmic accompaniment to the melodic tune and vocals. Oddly U2 like (but in a good way) reminds me of The Hands That Built America - Exit Music For A Film & Sail To The Moon too.

 House Of Cards - harder but at the same time soft echoing.
oh god this is beautiful - like angel voices. Could do without the reminder of bloody Texas "I don't want a lover" from the line "I don't want to be your friend, I just want to be your lover". Nicely fluffy. 
Is this a metaphor for the collapse of capitalist society or just stealing somebody from a house, 2 cars, kids, high salary husband, relationship/freeing them from that existence.

Jigsaw Falling Into Place - Bends/Ok Computer territory only with paranoiac electronic glitchy beats. Feels like a panic attack again, near the end, like whole chunks of the last three albums + Paranoid Android

Videotape - another tender ballad, (with lo key glitch/pop touches) but the vocals sound distorted just like as if on the watched and rewatched recording of Thom's life. Simultaneously warm and disturbing. Hypnotic music loop. Thom sounds hopeful yet mournful Could be depressing - narrator planning suicide? or very uplifting - not scared of death because he's been truly alive - "no matter what happens now, shan't be afraid because I know today has been the most perfect day I've ever seen"

make your own Red Guitar mugs - all you need is a computer, printer and some sticky backed plastic

http://www.redguitars.co.uk/freestuff.html

1. "Age of Consent" – 5:16
2. "We All Stand" – 5:14
3. "The Village" – 4:37
4. "5 8 6" – 7:31
5. "Blue Monday" – 7:29
6. "Your Silent Face" – 6:00
7. "Ultraviolence" – 4:52
8. "Ecstasy" – 4:25
9. "Leave Me Alone" – 4:40
10. "The Beach" – 7:18

" The American edition of Power Corruption & Lies, released later, featured "Blue Monday" and its B-side "The Beach" as extra tracks."(from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Order#Power.2C_Corruption_.26_Lies)
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from the albums page - "Certain versions of the album, including the US release, feature "Blue Monday" after "5 8 6"* and "The Beach" after "Leave Me Alone". Some copies list "Your Silent Face" and "Ecstasy" under their working titles, "KW1" (which stands for The Kraftwerk one), and "Only the Lonely", respectively. 'Ultraviolence' when debuted live was originally called 'Who Killed My Father?' and 'Leave Me Alone' as 'Only the Lonely'. The guitar line in the latter song was recycled from the melody played on the melodica on a previous release, 'Hurt'.

The 24 January 2000 CD re-release features just seven tracks, in a different order to previous versions. 'Ultraviolence' is omitted from these versions."

re issue tracklisting - (also on amazon)

1. "Your Silent Face" – 6:00
2.  "Ecstasy" – 4:25
3. "Leave Me Alone" – 4:40
4. "Age of Consent" – 5:16
5. "We All Stand" – 5:14
6. "The Village" – 4:37
7. "5 8 6" – 7:31

*according to a review on amazon the recording of 5 8 6 accidentally led to Blue Monday