Uncle Liam wrote: And the winner of the NOOL idiot of the year 2005 is...
Uncle Liam, for his services to narrow mindedness.
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Uncle Liam wrote: And the winner of the NOOL idiot of the year 2005 is...
Uncle Liam, for his services to narrow mindedness.
touche.
No, surprisingly. While my highly educated brain cannot get my head around the fact that you dont like Low Life (apart from the obvious reasons i have given), one is left to wonder what you think of other New Order albums? We know you like Technique, so i presume Fine Time is your fave of that, and movement set you back on track after Low Life almost stopped you from listening to New Order.
Lets see? Lets see, is Republic a work of genius. Is WFTSC hoisted up to the status of legendary by the presence of JetStream on the album? And as for Get Ready, well, no doubt you hate Primitive Notion and Crystal, but its a good album nonetheless, with a brilliant ending in the shape of Run Wild?
Uncle Liam wrote: touche.
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Uncle Liam wrote: No, surprisingly. While my highly educated brain cannot get my head around the fact that you dont like Low Life (apart from the obvious reasons i have given), one is left to wonder what you think of other New Order albums? We know you like Technique, so i presume Fine Time is your fave of that,
No, it's a toss up between Mr. Disco and Love Less.
Uncle Liam wrote: and movement set you back on track after Low Life almost stopped you from listening to New Order.
Correct.
Uncle Liam wrote: Lets see? Lets see, is Republic a work of genius.
Go to State of the Nation forum. There's a thread called 'Republic Defence'. See what I wrote.
If you can't be bothered:
It's an OK album, but most of the numbers (Young Offender,Chemical,Liar etc) could be anybody.
Uncle Liam wrote: Is WFTSC hoisted up to the status of legendary by the presence of JetStream on the album?
I think Who's Joe, WFTSC, Krafty and Turn do that fine.
Uncle Liam wrote: And as for Get Ready, well, no doubt you hate Primitive Notion and Crystal, but its a good album nonetheless, with a brilliant ending in the shape of Run Wild
Wrong on two counts, but correct on one. The right one is Run Wild.
Uncle Liam wrote: Primitive Notion is Sunrise version 2. So how can you like one but not the other?
Can't really hear that.
Love the life affirming chorus, and the guitar matches it.
Uncle Liam wrote: Can you not really hear it because you have never listened to it?
Anything to get at me, eh.![]()
That's like someone saying 'Enjoy The Silence' is True Faith Mark 2. Some hear it, while others don't.
Uncle Liam wrote: Low Life is New Orders most consistent album. Everything is that is good about New Order is in those eight songs. An album that contains Sunrise, Face Up, Sooner Than You Think, This Time of Night and Perfect Kiss, which a so called New Order fan claims to "despise" and wants to burn leaves only the following explanations:
a) you are an idiot b) you are deaf c) you have never listened to the album
Which one is it?
All of those things.
Rocket Mick wrote:
Wino wrote: I second Mr Robbie Williams - new album - not self - I'm not that cruel!
Then we will get on like a HOUSE ON FIRE!Are you coming to MANCHESTER then? Regards Rocket MICK
I AM!!! As at this moment anyway..........
Geraldo Rivera and all other "investigative reporters" who break all the important news such as "what's really in your Salisbury steak?" and "Teenage sex fiends: where to find them!" ![]()
Angel with a Catapult wrote:
Uncle Liam wrote: Low Life is New Orders most consistent album. Everything is that is good about New Order is in those eight songs. An album that contains Sunrise, Face Up, Sooner Than You Think, This Time of Night and Perfect Kiss, which a so called New Order fan claims to "despise" and wants to burn leaves only the following explanations:
a) you are an idiot b) you are deaf c) you have never listened to the album
Which one is it?
All of those things.
Hilarious.
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