new order sound llike who? :nonono: — Forum Archive

31 Dec 2003, 06:51

gary numan for fucksake!

31 Dec 2003, 06:57

New Order sounding like Pavement is news to me as well. :nonono:

31 Dec 2003, 07:42

Also, according to that website Pavement don't sound like The Fall. This bee obviously has such great expertise in music. :rolleyes:

31 Dec 2003, 09:03

Shock Horror! New Order sound a bit like Monaco? Inspired! :jawdrop:

31 Dec 2003, 10:00

New Order sound like New Order to me :confused:

31 Dec 2003, 10:04

I've always thought New Order sounded like U2!

31 Dec 2003, 10:15

Are you taking the piss?

31 Dec 2003, 10:16

of course

31 Dec 2003, 10:25

Phew !!!!

That's ok then

Went staight over me head ( as Victoria Paris said to peter North )

Mike

31 Dec 2003, 10:36

I was waiting for an American to jump straight in.....you should know better by now :nonono: :D

31 Dec 2003, 10:42

It should be the other way around for most bands: So and so sounds like New Order, for many of those listed bands were influenced by the Order.

Oh, and an American speaks! :evil4:

31 Dec 2003, 10:57

Nae bother - but it's usually your lot that haven't quite grasped my piss taking ways;)

31 Dec 2003, 11:06

I liked the comparison with the Sisters of Mercy. Cause they're almost the same, sometimes it get me confused and can't tell witch band is playing.

31 Dec 2003, 13:28

New Order sounds like: Electronic Joy Division The Pet Shop Boys Depeche Mode The Cure :D

Well, maybe the last 3 aren't true...

31 Dec 2003, 13:47

Tsk, tsk, everybody knows New Order sounds like:

Wang Chung David Hasselhoff A Flock of Seagulls Neil Diamond Orchestral Manouveres in the Dark Steely Dan Yanni Simply Red

:evil4:

31 Dec 2003, 16:35

new order sounz like metallica meats kraftwerk :laugh: i think NO sounds like electronic meats monaco with a touch of the other two, and a slice of revenge. oops that is NO:D

31 Dec 2003, 17:08

Originally posted by ShugZV© Nae bother - but it's usually your lot that haven't quite grasped my piss taking ways;)

so why don't you piss off??:p

31 Dec 2003, 22:34

So it's agreed then-- New Order sound like Robert Smith?

31 Dec 2003, 23:18

Originally posted by kino zon new order sounz like metallica meats kraftwerki think NO sounds like electronic meats monaco with a touch of the other two, and a slice of revenge. oops that is NO:D

Metallica, well when they were good with Masters of Puppets, probably can't meet Kraftwerk.

1 Jan 2004, 09:48

New order sound like - er - Kylie? :happytongue:

1 Jan 2004, 11:36

Originally posted by Slippy New order sound like - er - Kylie? :happytongue:

I don't think so. Then again, at a club recently, I heard a cover of "Can't get you out of my head" by some goth band with a guy singing. Either way, both are kind of strange.

1 Jan 2004, 14:03

Both are kind of crap! But I did buy the Kylie CD for CGBMOOMH! mad!

1 Jan 2004, 17:09

NO don't sound like anyone else. They just sound like themselves. Remember when that used to be a good thing for bands?

1 Jan 2004, 20:33

Here's a thought: Wouldn't a Johnny Cash cover of Joy Division have been great? He had the voice for it.

1 Jan 2004, 21:00

I could hear Johnny sing Isolation, just don't know if Rick Rubin got round to play Cash any JD discs; better that than Danzig indeed.

4 Jan 2004, 12:29

Guns 'n' Roses?

6 Jan 2004, 01:07

I'd say they sound like The Manhattan Transfer with a touch of Yes and Franky Yankovic.

I mean, Hooky sure does play a mean accordion...

...And Barney! His Zither-playing is fantastic!

6 Jan 2004, 05:16

Madonna? I'd like to hear Mrs. Ritchie have a go at Ceremony. Not. Or Barney have a go at Like a Prayer. Not.

6 Jan 2004, 05:37

Electric Light Orchestra, the Mr blue sky years. With less hair and cellos

6 Jan 2004, 14:29

No mention of John Denver?

6 Jan 2004, 14:36

Originally posted by Andy No mention of John Denver?

silly boy, that was only on ONE song...

8 Jan 2004, 23:03

According to All Music Guide (sorry if somebody posted, I didn't check):

Similar Artists: Public Image Ltd. Love and Rockets The Art of Noise Human League Depeche Mode Pet Shop Boys Kraftwerk The Sisters of Mercy Soft Cell Yello The Psychedelic Furs The Cure Xymox Erasure Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark Siouxsie & the Banshees Stockholm Monsters Talk Talk Book of Love Gary Numan Duran Duran Roots and Influences: Roxy Music David Bowie Ian Curtis Followers: Consolidated EMF Enigma Momus Republica Trans Am Monaco Trembling Blue Stars Union Wireless Viewfinder Cosmicity G D Luxxe The Anniversary Science Park Polar Matt Easton The Dirtmitts Strangeway Swiss Dot Formal Connections: Be Music Joy Division The Other Two Paul Haig Electronic Revenge Arthur Baker Monaco Performed Songs By: Stephen Morris Peter Hook Gillian Gilbert Bernard Sumner Stephen Hague Bernard Albrecht Arthur Baker Joy Division Keith Allen Arthur Baker John Robie Ian Curtis Bernard Dicken Lou Reed Stephen Harris Keith Hudson Maureen Tucker

9 Jan 2004, 14:12

EMF???????????

:rofl:

9 Jan 2004, 14:40

I would have liked to hear Cash sing World in Motion :p

9 Jan 2004, 14:45

Some people will faint when seeing that "The Cure" and "Depeche Mode" are considered "similar" to New Order

:evil4:

9 Jan 2004, 15:39

Not in the States. ;)

9 Jan 2004, 16:11

Human League :jawdrop:

13 Jan 2004, 20:08

ABC, Spandow Ballet, OMD Ultravox, Sorry I can't drag up any more "new romantic" bands.

Well I hope they don't sound like that

:D

14 Jan 2004, 16:12

Originally posted by Ronald Kirsch ABC, Spandow Ballet, OMD Ultravox, Sorry I can't drag up any more "new romantic" bands.Well I hope they don't sound like that:D

You missed Visage and A Flock Of Seagulls. And no, they don't.