new and need help...

hi all, i heard a new order song covered by a woman at the end of a movie recently, might have been "Walking Tall", anyhow she sounded a lot like Bjork. does anyone know who this is or where i can find it. i've done a google search for the walking tall soundtrack with little results. perhaps that wasn't where i heard it. the song might have been Blue Monday but don't remember. i'm sorry i know i'm being real vague but thank you all for your help.

-Joseph

Welcome Joseph

I didn't know the answer to your question, but did a little digging and came up with the answer that yes it was a country-pop version of Blue Monday, performed by Flunk. Can't wait to hear it now - it seems the soundtrack hasn't been released yet though!

And here it is!!!!

http://www.flunkmusic.com/bluemonday.html

i should have refreshed...

Welcome to neworderonline!

YOU ROCK! THANKS "OLD" GUY!! that is it. i actually saw that during my google search but never even thought that could be it. wow, cool.

i like it. not as cool as i remembered but still worth hearing. right on! thanks again.

Originally posted by ShugZV©

Tim being helpful to a newbie :D

b]

Evidently wracked with guilt.

Interesting version; interesting video too

btw, what is the meaning of the song Age of Consent?

A Wolfetones fan ? My taste aint as eclectic has I first thought , unless there's some Californian take on one of the best bands to play the new Ardri in M/cr .

Either way welcome if you're a newbie .

nice disguise if you're JS Barnes; former saviour and missed thorn in the side of nool.

Originally posted by James Thomas > Originally posted by ShugZV© Tim being helpful to a newbie :D b]

Evidently wracked with guilt.

The cheek of it.......I always help newbies if they post a new question that hasn't been asked before, or if they want some information that cannot readily be found in a 30 second search. As has been said before, we've all been newbies, I know how grateful I was when I first arrived here on the scrounge for Brixton 01 tickets....

Originally posted by Garymac nice disguise if you're JS Barnes; former saviour and missed thorn in the side of nool.

Welcome. Its pretty busy round here,if you find it too crowded there`s plenty of space on the 'other' site...

Originally posted by The Saviour > Originally posted by Garymac> > nice disguise if you're JS Barnes; former saviour and missed thorn in the side of nool.> >

Well not THE Saviour of course .... he must've stepped in when you were saving New Zealand ....

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:D

WELCOME JOEB.1 you dont have to be mad to surf here but it helps!

...ahh, well then...

...btw, Jari Hulkkonen made two mixes of that tune...

The Saviour.

hey you guys are all great. thanks for the help. um btw, any thoughts on what age of consent is about?

Athenrye fans and Wolfie fans too? that rocks! i didn't even think anyone would know who they are. cool. i think it's time for a little "S.A.M. song" or better yet some "black and tans".

Originally posted by Expos Forever Could it be -- Joe B. 1 Kennoby ???I heard good things about you and your lightsaber.Welcome!

yeah, all right! you got it!!

and to the other, black and tan is best in a glass while singing the song with friends. hey truth is truth!

happy thanksgiving all!

Jasus the place is full of (irish)republicans - & none of you live here. Y'er freekin me head - its too early for this, I'm off back to me bed. . .

Originally posted by CuanaD Jasus the place is full of (irish)republicans - & none of you live here. Y'er freekin me head - its too early for this, I'm off back to me bed. . .

I'm just out of bed meself, and I find the place full of the RA.....

Well as far as the Wolfetones are concerned they practicaly have a bloody residency in M/Cr and quite a few people who check them out go and have look out of curiosity , meself I have attended with various aunties , some uncles , a few mates and me mrs , over the years , in some respects it's just to revisit some stuff that was part of growin up in the uk .

As far as the Irish Republicanism is concerned , fook me that old chestnut is never far away ,I've listened to that shit for 43 years ; mainly from pissed up uncles at funerals and weddins , sober they wouldn't be seen dead back in Dundrum , most of 'em had left by the late 50's for all the usual reasons ... yet part of growin up in 60's uk in an Irish household was the music , that and the fact that yer Dad was considered a thick paddy , a green wog to use the phrase of the day , each street seemed to have some token bogtrotters ; another phrase of the day , not that I gave a shit then or now , PC was still some cunts initials and it was just how it was . Now I hope I aint in danger of gettin rose coloured specs on this , but I'm quite proud of how I was brought up , but at the end of the day the experience of growin up in 60's uk in an Irish family will never be understood by anyone from Ireland or fuckin America for that matter , and so what if the old ones in the family get weepy for a place that did fuck all for them , it's their revisionist memory when all is said and done .

But please dont throw me in with these so called sons of fookin Eire and their green credentials , I'm about as far from some yank who'se seen the Quet Man and thinks he should throw a dollar at noraid because it's his duty , as you can possibly get .

Originally posted by ShugZV© I didn't go into too much detail because you I knew the kinda furore this topic can open up. I'd still go and see the Wolfies wherever they play though. Luckily enough I've met a great deal of the English Onliners and the topic of Ireland never comes up, and if it were to I wouldnae go into a long debate about it. There's a time and a place and NOOL certainly isnae it. So lets not have any daft comments about The "Ra" please.

Ah, you misinterpreted me. I couldn't give a toss about the IRA, Northern Ireland, etc. I was born and live in the Republic, its a whole other country....

I'm surprised anyone gives a toss, especially the Wolfe Tones....

ok, so speaking of changeing the subject, what's the story of that old tune we call Age of Consent? :p

Won't you please let me go These words lie inside they hurt me so And I'm not the kind that likes to tell you Just what I want to do I'm not the kind that needs to tell you Just what you want me to ------------------------------------------here's a classic problem with bernard's lyrics. when looked at closely, they don't mean shit. they're forced, childish and for the most part, meaningless. he's still stuck in the shadow of ian curtis, happy to keep the dark and angry tone but unable to properly express himself. it's best to just abstract every line and appreciate how it sounds and the emotion in his voice.

I saw you this morning I thought that you might like to know I received your message in full a few days ago I understood every word that it said And now that I've actually heard it You're going to regret ----------------------------------------the last 4 lines of this verse are my favorites in the whole song. sounds so ancient to "receive someone's message". makes me think of someone isolated from society and hellbent on revenge. still, it's best to just enjoy the venom barny's spittin and leave the meaning alone.

And I'm not the kind that likes to tell you Just what you want me to You're not the kind that needs to tell me About the birds and the bees --------------------------------------seriously, who cares about the lyrics, this song is ALL ABOUT PETER HOOK.

Do you find this happens all the time Crucial point one day becomes a crime And I'm not the kind that likes to tell you Just what I want to do I'm not the kind that needs to tell you Ow Ow

I've lost you (x5) I've lost you (x5) I've lost you (x5) --------------------------------- say it with me: PETER HOOK RULES

His best lyrics are when they are debuting a song live , eg Iv'e got a cock like the M1 lyrical genius.

Welcome to our club, Joe B1! We might seem a bit mad sometimes but we're all very nice really. Enjoy yourself here!

thanks for the "welcomes" and thanks for the help on the song meaning.