Biografía:
New Order es un grupo inglés formado en 1980 por los miembros del disuelto grupo Joy Division, Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook y Stephen Morris tras el suicidio de su vocalista Ian Curtis. Después de un primer disco oscuro y muy influido por el fantasma de Curtis (Movement), en 1983 editaron como single su canción más representativa, "Blue Monday", con la que encontraron un sonido distintivo y que influiría muchísimo a toda una generación de bandas de los años '80.
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Otras canciones:
- Age Of Consent
- Bizarre Love Triangle
- Blue Monday
- Ceremony
- Hey Now What You Doing
- Love Vigilantes
- Temptation
- True Faith
- 1963
- Academic
- All The Way
- As It Is When It Was
- Bizzare Love Triangle
- Broken Promise
- Crystal
- Dream Attack
- Hellbent
- Here To Stay
- Ill Stay With You
- Krafty
- Leave Me Alone
- Love Less
- Regret
- Restless
- Round And Round
- Run 2
- Run Wild
- Sabotage
- Subculture
- Superheated
- This Time Of Night
- Turn
- Vanishing Point
- Waiting For The Sirens Call
- Whos Joe
- World In Motion
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
[Bassline Intro]
(the number next to the note is the number of times note is played):
F8 G1 E8 D1 x2 F8 G1 B#8
e|------------------|---------------|
B|------------------|---------------|
G|------------------|---------------|
D|--3---5---2---0---|---3---5-------|
A|------------------|-----------3---|
E|------------------|---------------|
[Chord Intro]
Fmaj7 - C with hammer-ons & offs
(with hammer-ons & offs using index and pinkie)
[Verse]
Fmaj7
On a thousand islands in the sea
C
I see a thousand people just like me
Fmaj7
A hundred unions in the snow
C
I watch them walking, falling in a row
Fmaj7
We live always underground
C
It's going to be so quiet in here tonight
Fmaj7
A thousand islands in the sea
C
It's a shame
[Chorus]
Fmaj7
And a hundred years ago
C
A sailor trod this ground I stood upon
Fmaj7
Take me away everyone
C
When it hurts thou
[Verse]
Fmaj7
From my head to my toes
Fmaj7
From the words in the book
C
I see a vision that would bring me luck
Fmaj7
From my head to my toes
Fmaj7
To my teeth, through my nose
C
You get these words wrong
Fmaj7
You get these words wrong
C
Everytime
Fmaj7
You get these words wrong
C
I just smile
Fmaj7
But from my head to my toes
Fmaj7
From my knees to my eyes
C
Everytime I watch the sky
Fmaj7 C
For these last few days leave me alone
Fmaj7 C
But for these last few days leave me alone
Fmaj7
Leave me alone
C
Leave me alone
(the number next to the note is the number of times note is played):
F8 G1 E8 D1 x2 F8 G1 B#8
e|------------------|---------------|
B|------------------|---------------|
G|------------------|---------------|
D|--3---5---2---0---|---3---5-------|
A|------------------|-----------3---|
E|------------------|---------------|
[Chord Intro]
Fmaj7 - C with hammer-ons & offs
(with hammer-ons & offs using index and pinkie)
[Verse]
Fmaj7
On a thousand islands in the sea
C
I see a thousand people just like me
Fmaj7
A hundred unions in the snow
C
I watch them walking, falling in a row
Fmaj7
We live always underground
C
It's going to be so quiet in here tonight
Fmaj7
A thousand islands in the sea
C
It's a shame
[Chorus]
Fmaj7
And a hundred years ago
C
A sailor trod this ground I stood upon
Fmaj7
Take me away everyone
C
When it hurts thou
[Verse]
Fmaj7
From my head to my toes
Fmaj7
From the words in the book
C
I see a vision that would bring me luck
Fmaj7
From my head to my toes
Fmaj7
To my teeth, through my nose
C
You get these words wrong
Fmaj7
You get these words wrong
C
Everytime
Fmaj7
You get these words wrong
C
I just smile
Fmaj7
But from my head to my toes
Fmaj7
From my knees to my eyes
C
Everytime I watch the sky
Fmaj7 C
For these last few days leave me alone
Fmaj7 C
But for these last few days leave me alone
Fmaj7
Leave me alone
C
Leave me alone
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