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Who's the captain of your ship.

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  • Barney 9 (45%)
  • Hooky 9 (45%)
  • Steve 0 (0%)
  • Gillian 1 (5%)
  • Phil 0 (0%)
  • Dawn 1 (5%)

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No rhyme No reason the is is not "who's the best, or who's the most important" it's who get's your football hooligan blood going and makes you yell "NEWWWWWWWWWw ORDERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR" uncontrollably. Who's the one you tell tall tales of, and offer up top your infidel mates as an example of Music-mythology personified.

A poll of silliness and no substance.

please no serious discussion...just think of 100,000 of you, in a stadium singing the pre gig abuse..... $BLANK is our leader, we are easy led. that sort of thing.

I have a vague suspicion about the result of this.

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Well for me, it's the Barn-ster. With Hooky a very close second.

Barney makes me want to throw my knickers at him, but that is a different thread entirely :love2:

:lol:

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Must confess to not being desperately shocked by that little revelation Miss C.

It's gotta be Hooky for me, the bass supremecism, the heckler fragging, and just for being a dude when most chaps as famous as he are twats :)

Steve gets a notable mention as well, he's a sick sick individual, a drummers drummer you might say :)

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mr sumner. no barney no new order. not only is he the most prominent member, sorry hooky, but he is the lyricist, and the voice of new order. plus i just love his dancing.

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Er, surely Hooky is our leader, what with there being in existence a song consisting of that very phrase (da-da-DA-DAH!!!!)???*

(*Last heard by this punter being chanted by lairy lads at Monaco gig in Wolves somewhere circa 96/97.)

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Hooky!

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Ronald Kirsch wrote: mr sumner. no barney no new order. not only is he the most prominent member, sorry hooky, but he is the lyricist, and the voice of new order. plus i just love his dancing.

those are very valid reasons for voting for bernard. they have no place on this thread, take them elewhere where there is a rational discssion :)

( I did specifically say "no sensible reasons")

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(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: Er, surely Hooky is our leader, what with there being in existence a song consisting of that very phrase (da-da-DA-DAH!!!!)???*

(*Last heard by this punter being chanted by lairy lads at Monaco gig in Wolves somewhere circa 96/97.)

Of all the perfect things that happened on my apollo14 mission....the one that didn't come to pass was that I REALLY wanted to get you fookers going on a chorus of that long departed anthem ;) (mind you "manchester la la la" was pretty fooking surreal, especially for one who does not attend large soccer rules footballing events.

PS: Surely I'm not the only person who doesn;t consider New order to be onstage util DRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRNNNNNNNNNN rings out has buggerlugs checks his bass in (that mute/bypass switch he has now bites :) )....it's like AW:"here's fookin blace lace or somethin"...cheering. band dander out...Lots of cheering. BS:ello we're new order Huge cheer PH DRRRRRRRRRRRNNNNNNNNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG and... BOOOM crowd goes psychotic, and me via the magic of the live bootleg, along with them.

And reading 89 I think, Barney introduces Ceremony, and there's a ripple...Hooky twats out the bassline and it sounds like someone just shouted "free weed for anyone who shouts out"

Oh and the fact that idly playing the first 3 notes of AoC ( as he used to be prone to as you know), actually consitutes incitement to riot.)

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Steve Campbell wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote: mr sumner. no barney no new order. not only is he the most prominent member, sorry hooky, but he is the lyricist, and the voice of new order. plus i just love his dancing.

those are very valid reasons for voting for bernard. they have no place on this thread, take them elewhere where there is a rational discssion :)

( I did specifically say "no sensible reasons")

i did mention his dancing.

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Hooky.

Barney might well have the controlling say in New Order, cos he's basically (1) arsey and (2) suffers Toyspramthrow Syndrome, but I read the question as who's 'our' leader. Which then surely has to be Hooky? Seems to be the only one who genuinely displays any sort of interest in his own band. Long may we sail in him.

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Al Jarvis wrote: Hooky.

Barney might well have the controlling say in New Order, cos he's basically (1) arsey and (2) suffers Toyspramthrow Syndrome

's sake Al you're always mincing your words.

Actually every single nuance of what said was pretty mch right.

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The Barnster.

His lyrics are mad. His singing is out of tune. He can't play the guitar while singing. He needs an autocue and still manages to mess with the lyrics. He's got the stupidest dancing style in the world. He whoops and whistles like a jester. He's gross. He's fat.

But he manages to be the leader of the world's best band. RESPECT Mr Sumner! :thumb:

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Ben wrote: The Barnster.

His lyrics are mad. His singing is out of tune. He can't play the guitar while singing. He needs an autocue and still manages to mess with the lyrics. He's got the stupidest dancing style in the world. He whoops and whistles like a jester. He's gross. He's fat.

But he manages to be the leader of the world's best band. RESPECT Mr Sumner! :thumb:

you're wrong obviously but i can't fault your argument.

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The greatest moments are when Hooky is in the middle of the stage, legs splayed and playing, with Barney doing his thrashing, arm-flailing dance in circles around him. Usually during BLT or TF. I think they share leadership.

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Well it ain't GARY GLITTER. THE KIDS FROM FAME:lol:

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would always have voted hooky but now i vote for it to be LACY :clap:

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bansheeman wrote: would always have voted hooky but now i vote for it to be LACY :clap:

WHAT? LACY on top?Dream on .........:laugh:

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It's me, baby :p

But Barney could take over anytime, I suppose. Especially after I run the ship into that damn iceberg again :shrug:

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Samantha Chapman wrote: Well for me, it's the Barn-ster. With Hooky a very close second.

Barney makes me want to throw my knickers at him, but that is a different thread entirely :love2:

:lol:

We're not Barney's Angels for nothing. I'm with you. Do love Hooky loads though so ita tough call.

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I gotta vote Hooky for being cool as fcuk. Not that the others aren't, mind, but watching Hooky play bass could be a gig unto itself!

Though I was kind of worried about him during the Apollo gig, a couple of times it looked like he was about to trip up and land on some unsuspecting security guy's head.

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I voted Hooky, even though I'm a Barney gal.

Why?

Because he's wild. That man growls and drrrrrns and I get up to revolt and riot in a crowd. If I'm going into battle against some ungodly sized army, I'd want Hooky there to squire us on with a soundcheck of apocalyptic proportions.

It's harder for me to envision Barney being able to encite that sort of mob-mentality nuttery with what he does best. Love him I might, but Hooky gets my stomping boots on.

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sweetness wrote: I gotta vote Hooky for being cool as fcuk. Not that the others aren't, mind, but watching Hooky play bass could be a gig unto itself!

Though I was kind of worried about him during the Apollo gig, a couple of times it looked like he was about to trip up and land on some unsuspecting security guy's head.

my mate has a 4 string version of the Shergold Marathon6 of his...they are heavy horrid lumps. He only plays the thing these days on the songs that REQUIRE it (YSF and BM), and ususally sits down and or looks fuckked as a result.

But, We ought not to be too quick to say he's getting on....NO use about 1000 times the lights the used to, I'm certain that doesn't help. And I didn't even have a bass a band and bernard to worry me, and look what happened to me that night.

Think is was Al who mentioned above...he fookin cares, about his music and oddly enough about all us freaks, or so it seems

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Steve Campbell wrote:

sweetness wrote: I gotta vote Hooky for being cool as fcuk. Not that the others aren't, mind, but watching Hooky play bass could be a gig unto itself!

Though I was kind of worried about him during the Apollo gig, a couple of times it looked like he was about to trip up and land on some unsuspecting security guy's head.

my mate has a 4 string version of the Shergold Marathon6 of his...they are heavy horrid lumps. He only plays the thing these days on the songs that REQUIRE it (YSF and BM), and ususally sits down and or looks fuckked as a result.

But, We ought not to be too quick to say he's getting on....NO use about 1000 times the lights the used to, I'm certain that doesn't help. And I didn't even have a bass a band and bernard to worry me, and look what happened to me that night.

Think is was Al who mentioned above...he fookin cares, about his music and oddly enough about all us freaks, or so it seems

I didn't mean he seemed past his prime! Just when he got on the very far side of the stage where the stacks were and there was about a half foot of room he looked a bit perilous. :bass:

How rock n' roll do I sound? "I feared the bass player might stumble" :p

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sweetness wrote:

I didn't mean he seemed past his prime! Just when he got on the very far side of the stage where the stacks were and there was about a half foot of room he looked a bit perilous. :bass:

How rock n' roll do I sound? "I feared the bass player might stumble" :p

Ashley, you should get a job with the NME :lol: That was very rock 'n' roll!

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Aye...I was actually thinkin about him being mucho fucko'd and having that enourmous weigh moving under him (Keep it clean girls, Jack may be looking!)...the guys who drive those big containter crane have to do strange things like leap forward over the load as it swings out to stop it swining out of control....maybe he was leaping to control forward bass motion.???

How;s that for coverin for a brother bassman eh?

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Samantha Chapman wrote:

Ashley, you should get a job with the NME :lol: That was very rock 'n' roll!

I dunno, think I might be just too rock 'n' roll for the NME! :lol:

And Steve, good save! :D

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