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that wouldn't be on a New Order album as well. (Because most of you hate this)

Which artists would you want to see collaborate with New Order and vice-versa, and WHY?

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I'm a thinking that NO and Bowie would be pretty cool. C'mon...Bowie can pretty much sing with anybody and sound god doing it. Bowie is about the only person I can think of that (IF THERE WERE lyrics to Elegia) could manage to sing to such a dirge as that. Besides maybe Ian...:thumb:

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...err - with PAUL HARDCASTLE ?... :confused2: ...he seems to be able to realize a digitally masterproduction in the sounds of the eighties... ...I must admit, that I listen to 'You Are The One-Daybreak-A.M.' 12" right now...

The Saviour.

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New Order and Gillian, or the guy on my avatar

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Originally posted by Tristan New Order and Gillian, or the guy on my avatar

The Cure of course :evil4:

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Originally posted by Tristan New Order and Gillian, or the guy on my avatar

For a real keyboard player, Rodger O'Donnell should collaborate with them. He plays with more than one finger.

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Originally posted by This blue-eyed boy that wants to be > Originally posted by Tristan> New Order and Gillian, or the guy on my avatar

For a real keyboard player, Rodger O'Donnell should collaborate with them. He plays with more than one finger.

Gillian played with one finger, so that's why Lol would be the most logical replacement.

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I wouldn't mind seeing New Order and Johnny Marr *seriously* collaborate, especially as Barney's guitar style basically hasn't done anything interesting in years (as typified by just about all of Get Ready) it would be like Electronic with a superb drummer AND Hooky's brilliant bass sound, surely a perfect pop combination and a possible number 1 single? Doubt it'll happen as Hooky would get very jealous :D but perhaps he could bring in Pottsy to counter Marr's presence and add a bit of sixties-ish guitar to the proceedings as well as perfectly suited backing vox for Barney :D Mind you, I will eat my sofa if that ever happens...

I wouldn't want to see another Chemical Bros collaboration because I found their last proper "Come With Us" album really very underwhelming as well as the actual Here To Stay single (I know many people here love it, it's not bad but it sounded pretty formulaic IMO) The Chemical Bros. "songs" sound like they've simply been assembled, and not written in a very natural way... I don't know what it is about them, I like some of their stuff but I think they've gone as far as a duo of their nature can go. If they release any more acoustic/electro doodles with that bloody Beth Orton on vocals I won't be buying (or even downloading) it.

As for other NO dream collaborators, how about UNKLE? If Barney's scared of electronica these days because "you need a fookin' degree" they're masters of that and decent production in many ways. UNKLE to me are like a darker (and better) Chemical Bros. plus their last album "Never Never Land" had some pretty decent dance/trip hop compositions with Ian Brown guesting on one track. Their first album "Psyence Fiction" was great as well, I highly recommend them. They'd give NO a shiny modern edge and they're collaborated with so many people before it might be a shrewd move for the band.

However, Gwen Stefani from No bleedin' Doubt would not have been my first choice of collaborators for NO :nonono: But perhaps she can give Hooky and Barney tips on how to achieve that "perfect six-pack" in the studio :laugh:

Ally.

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A collaboration with Gillian Gilbert would be nice.

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Originally posted by Tristan > Originally posted by This blue-eyed boy that wants to be> > > > Originally posted by Tristan> > New Order and Gillian, or the guy on my avatar >

For a real keyboard player, Rodger O'Donnell should collaborate with them. He plays with more than one finger.

Gillian played with one finger, so that's why Lol would be the most logical replacement.

Yes, but Rodger might do more with the keyboard. Maybe he'd make it a bit more prominent or he'd be able to play more things so that the band wouldn't have to sequence them.

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I think a New Order collaboration with Ian Curtis would be my dream one...I fact, I have dreamed it before.

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I agree on David Bowie and New Order, I epeically like David Bowie, his voice would suit some of their songs, and If those two where to work togeather it would be and my friends rob dream come true, since rob is a big fan of Joy Division. Rob hates new order but loves joy division, i dont get it....:uhoh:

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I can't say I'm in favour of New Order collaborating but it seems more and more likely these days.

A few years ago there where rumours of a major Bowie tribute album. My wishlist included:

Cat People- The Sisters of Mercy Rebel, Rebel- The Jesus and Mary Chain Sound and Vision- Electronic

Sound and Vision has a nice electronic edge and Johnny Marr would probably be able to do something nice with the guitar lines. As an added bonus, Bernard wouldn't have to memorise much in the way of lyrics.

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My dream collaboration ? Me, Jenna Jameson and Abi Titmuss.

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Originally posted by Nick Name My dream collaboration ? Me, Jenna Jameson and Abi Titmuss.

...ay carramba !!!... :eek:

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Originally posted by Nick Name My dream collaboration ? Me, Jenna Jameson and Abi Titmuss.

Now go tell that to your wife

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I think they would bring something interesting along,although probably only as producers.

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If New Order ever collaborated with that c#nt Bowie I'd torpedo Barney's boat, Mortar bomb Morris's Tanks and put Hooky on a diet.

However, I agree with the Ian Curtis collaboration - whatever happened to him? He's a bit quiet 'these days'.

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Jim Morrison and Kurt Korbain are pretty quiet to:evil4:

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oh and bob marley:nod:

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A collaberation with Marr would be interesting. He's more accomplished as a musician in the technical sense as you can hear from twisted tenderness. I'd say a few of the songs on TT had more and more varied chords than entire NO albums. as well as being more 'multi-structured'

a proper collab with kraftwerk would be ace, espec if they toured together. those four behind laptops with steve battering away, barney leaping around like a..a.. old bloke and hooky trying to put them off.

also what has a 50-50 chance of being interesting would be Lyndsey Buckingham, though his recent output has been a bit odd.

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BT.

...or Teddybears Stockholm :laugh:

/TLV

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The Birthday Massacre (thanks Wen). If they collaborated with New Order, I think I would die from sheer delight.

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i still think david bowie and them are still cool lol

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my arse!

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what about ur arse? does it hurt from sittin in front of the computer talkin shit about bowie HUH HUH

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I ain't been talking shit about 'The Thin White Puke', but now you mention it my arse does hurt - but that's between me and my doctor.:cry:

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Originally posted by Nick Name My dream collaboration ? Me, Jenna Jameson and Abi Titmuss.

The Abi Titmuss bit yeah :nod::blush:

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My dream collaboration has already happened in 1991 with Barney & Neil. I was dreaming of that since 1987.

I guess my new dream collaboration will be Depeche Mode. Hearing Davids voice with Hooky's Bass would be great!

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Originally posted by Jim "The Him" My dream collaboration has already happened in 1991 with Barney & Neil. I was dreaming of that since 1987. I guess my new dream collaboration will be Depeche Mode. Hearing Davids voice with Hooky's Bass would be great!

What would Barney do, sing with him?

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Of course I would want Barney to sing, David would do something small like they do in Getting away with it and Turn my way. And speaking of Turm my way, it would be a much better song if Martin Gore sang it. Even David would have made it a little more darker sounding, and much better then Billyboy.

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i remeber when David Bowie and Morriesy played togeather and played that T.Rex song, um..whats it called again.. Cosmic Dancer? i think , my friend rob is getting me into t rex, and im getting him into the smiths lol:evil4:

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arses.

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Originally posted by FDISK arses.

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Franz Ferdinand? They have after all pinched at least one NO bassline.

Barneys single with sub-sub was pretty good but dont know if a 2 band (with the doves) one would work other than being a manc supergroup.

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Originally posted by mike watson Franz Ferdinand? They have after all pinched at least one NO bassline.Barneys single with sub-sub was pretty good but dont know if a 2 band (with the doves) one would work other than being a manc supergroup.

somebody wants to show on tv FF next to a cover of Kraftwerk's 'The Man Machine' just to show to those short of years how much of a bloody ripoff merchant they are

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Originally posted by Mr Ben > Originally posted by mike watson> Franz Ferdinand? They have after all pinched at least one NO bassline.> > Barneys single with sub-sub was pretty good but dont know if a 2 band (with the doves) one would work other than being a manc supergroup.

somebody wants to show on tv FF next to a cover of Kraftwerk's 'The Man Machine' just to show to those short of years how much of a bloody ripoff merchant they are Or indeed put NO's early drum machine samples along side kraftwerks.

As regards FF, i'm a bit biased in that I used to know the drummer(although I liked "Take me out" before realising who they were), they're better than most stuff around thats new. Its very weird seeing someone you've known constantly popping up on TV.

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Radiohead, Coldplay or Interpol

Of course, I do dream about a collaboration between New Order and Depeche Mode or The Cure, but that's my north american spirit....

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Originally posted by Jim "The Him" My dream collaboration has already happened in 1991 with Barney & Neil. I was dreaming of that since 1987...

ditto for me!

bowie would be an excellent collaborator.

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Bowie would be an excellent corpse

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