Republic
Album by New Order
Released	May 11, 1993
Recorded	Late 1991 - Mid 1992
Genre	House, Techno-Pop
Length	54:31
Label	London
Producer(s)	New Order, Stephen Hague, Pascal Gabriel
Professional reviews
AMG (4/5) link
New Order chronology
Technique (1989)	Republic (1993)	Get Ready (2001)

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The album follows on the standard New Order principles of not having anything other than the credits and art inside the CD sleeve, and of having a Peter Saville designed cover. Peter Saville (born 1955) is a graphic designer based in his native city of Manchester, England. ...

The album reached Number 1 in the UK, and is New Order's last chart topper. It also received a Mercury Music Prize nomination. One redirects here. ... The Mercury Music Prize is a music award given annually for the best British or Irish album of the previous 12 months. ...

The band broke up while on the tour following this album. Lead singer Bernard Sumner is known not to like travelling to North America, and media reports suggest that the pressure of the long leg there contributed to the band's temporary demise. They reunited in 1998. Bernard in 2005 Bernard Sumner (born January 4, 1956 in Manchester, England) was the guitarist and keyboardist for Joy Division. ... World map showing North America A satellite composite image of North America. ... 1998 (MCMXCVIII) was a common year starting on Thursday of the Gregorian calendar, and was designated the International Year of the Ocean. ...

Track listing

1. "Regret" (4:08)
2. "World" (4:44)
3. "Ruined in a Day" (4:22)
4. "Spooky" (4:43)
5. "Everyone Everywhere" (4:24)
6. "Young Offender" (4:48)
7. "Liar" (4:21)
8. "Chemical" (4:10)
9. "Times Change" (3:52)
10. "Special" (4:51)
11. "Avalanche" (3:14)

Regret was a single released by British group New Order in April 1993. ...

Republic: The limited run..

A limited-edition version of the Republic album was also released in the United States. Although the tracks are the same as the normal release, the packaging is entirely different. Instead of a jewel case, the CD comes in a folding wallet made of bright orange vinyl with foam inside, giving it the appearance of a floatation device or life jacket. The CD is also redesigned, with no words but a picture of several orange rubber inner tubes against a background of flames, a reference to the cover artwork. The booklet, tucked into a pocket of the vinyl wallet, is the same as the standard version, but made of a plastic waterproof material instead of paper.

Charts

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