New order

10-04-2002, 7:07 PM

Has anybody heard New orders new track? Bit of tune, Could to see them back

Jase · 10-04-2002, 7:19 PM

They´ll never top True Faith or Blue Monday for that matter!!

10-04-2002, 10:00 PM

They were at their best as joy division, Ian curtis was a one off. I like the new track But then i've always loved them

Rock Da Bass · 11-04-2002, 7:23 AM

They've been on a steady downhill slide ever since 'Lowlife' IMHO and that was 17 years ago!

RDB

11-04-2002, 8:22 AM

Bizarre Love Triangle.....doesnt get any better than that!!

MarkB · 11-04-2002, 5:20 PM

They´ll never top True Faith...

Agreed.

11-04-2002, 6:39 PM

True faith is not the best they've done, nor is blue Monday, Movement (1981 &1st) is the best album they have done, and 'chosen time' is my fav track. But they have never dated, and are a great band, and they are THE manc band, that has done more for our city then any other. Oasis are a joke- as all burnage boy's are (sorry burnage) by the way.

Rock Da Bass · 12-04-2002, 7:33 AM

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they are THE manc band

What about the mighty Stone Roses?

RDB

12-04-2002, 8:03 AM

Spot on......Surely no better Manchester band than the Stone Roses

Charlatans?????..arent they from Manchester.?

JohnG · 12-04-2002, 8:26 AM

Give me Joy Division any day - there was feeling and passion in every song

12-04-2002, 7:43 PM

As i've said before, joy division was above and beyond neworder, Ian Curtis would of become the biggest thing in pop history, And when he took his life in 80, a genius died. joy division/New order are the manc band for mancs, Stone roses were good, the Mondays were a bigger influence on the dance scene in Manchester. The charlatans are from Cheshire, good band, but just jumped on the manc band wagon, like James and the Sh*te carpets (from Oldham).

Just seen 24 hour party people today, and it's a great film, the roses don't get a mention, It all revolves around wilson,neworder, and the Monday's. Seeing the Hac Rockin to voodoo ray just like it use to be, sent shivers down me and my my wife's spine. It was the place that started it all. while most(but not all) of the country .were out in their slacks listening to Luther vandross, we were (mancs) in the Hac. Everybody Got on to it in time, but it took time, I've been to sad copy's like cream and the rest, Manumission in ibiza, And nothing NOTHING, comes close to that club.

But lets not forget the smiths, the buzzcocks, the stranglers. The fall.

And last but most important of all... Manchester. Birth place of the computer, the bouncing bomb, the railway, Alan Turing ( Code breaker)
And loads more...

MarkB · 13-04-2002, 8:25 AM

New Order also released material as Beat Club too I believe.

10-04-2002, 7:07 PM	#1
Seany boy!!! Guest Posts: n/a	New order Advertisement Want to Advertise? Has anybody heard New orders new track? Bit of tune, Could to see them back
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10-04-2002, 10:00 PM	#3
Seany boy!!! Guest Posts: n/a	They were at their best as joy division, Ian curtis was a one off. I like the new track But then i've always loved them
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damtom1 Guest Posts: n/a	Bizarre Love Triangle.....doesnt get any better than that!!
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11-04-2002, 6:39 PM	#7
Seany boy!!! Guest Posts: n/a	True faith is not the best they've done, nor is blue Monday, Movement (1981 &1st) is the best album they have done, and 'chosen time' is my fav track. But they have never dated, and are a great band, and they are THE manc band, that has done more for our city then any other. Oasis are a joke- as all burnage boy's are (sorry burnage) by the way.
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12-04-2002, 8:03 AM	#9
damtom1 Guest Posts: n/a	Spot on......Surely no better Manchester band than the Stone Roses Charlatans?????..arent they from Manchester.?
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12-04-2002, 7:43 PM	#11
Seany boy!!! Guest Posts: n/a	As i've said before, joy division was above and beyond neworder, Ian Curtis would of become the biggest thing in pop history, And when he took his life in 80, a genius died. joy division/New order are the manc band for mancs, Stone roses were good, the Mondays were a bigger influence on the dance scene in Manchester. The charlatans are from Cheshire, good band, but just jumped on the manc band wagon, like James and the Sh*te carpets (from Oldham). Just seen 24 hour party people today, and it's a great film, the roses don't get a mention, It all revolves around wilson,neworder, and the Monday's. Seeing the Hac Rockin to voodoo ray just like it use to be, sent shivers down me and my my wife's spine. It was the place that started it all. while most(but not all) of the country .were out in their slacks listening to Luther vandross, we were (mancs) in the Hac. Everybody Got on to it in time, but it took time, I've been to sad copy's like cream and the rest, Manumission in ibiza, And nothing NOTHING, comes close to that club. But lets not forget the smiths, the buzzcocks, the stranglers. The fall. And last but most important of all... Manchester. Birth place of the computer, the bouncing bomb, the railway, Alan Turing ( Code breaker) And loads more...
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