Labels:text | screenshot | font OCR: the US. However, their European single "Touched by the Hand of God" was never released in America as an A-side. Instead, it was relegated to the B-side of the 1988 Quincy Jones remix of "Blue Monday." "Blue Monday 1988" did not have the chart impact of the original version, nor was it a major hit in the club circuit. Unlike "Brotherhood," New Order's follow-up album "Technique' was not a rushed affair. "Technique" is well-written and well- produced. The acoustic and electronic songs are equally glossy, and a balance is struck between the two styles. "Fine Time," an uptempo song flavored with acid house, was chosen for the first single. It kept New Order atop the dance-oriented and club charts. The second single was "Round & Round," which was another dance club hit.
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