Duet called Cool Times

Good afternoon,

Sorry if this is a bad question or in an inappropriate place but I've had no luck searching so far. I was driving from Boston to DC and heard a song on a Delaware station I don't remember called 'Cool Times' or at least that was the dominant lyric by New Order. It had both male and female lead vocals and wasn't on any of the New Order CDs that I own, I was wondering if this song was perhaps Joy Division(wasn't on any of their cds that I've heard) or if anyone has heard of it or if I'm just delusional and didn't hear the DJ right. Thanks alot for any help.

-Ray

Don't know that song. Defo no female vocals on any Joy Division tracks not even in Back Up. New Order have only used female backup no duets.

Could be one of the new songs. Or was it that Gwen Stefani thing with Barney & Hookey?

You sure it was the Order? 'Cool Places' by Sparks with Jane Wiedlin springs to mind - oh fuck what am I saying, I'll get my coat.

Howay Chubby!

Sounds like someone is being crafty here.....

Cool times around the corner? Getting warmer?

I was half hoping the new album would be called "Jehovah's Shitness" or something like that, but no.

it's probably "Run Wild" off of Get Ready.

It is NOT. It's good times around the corner not cool times

indeed. i think the person who posted the questions mis-heard the lyrics.

But he said it was a duet, with female lead vocals. Run Wild ain't like that is it.

Originally posted by charles indeed. i think the person who posted the questions mis-heard the lyrics.

Well seeing as he can't decide what his own name is, I don't think we need pay much attention to what he may or may not have heard!

Nice pickup. R-Y

Originally posted by Ronald Kirsch But he said it was a duet, with female lead vocals. Run Wild ain't like that is it.

are we listening to the same version of "Run Wild"? At the end when they repeat "good times around the corner" there's plenty of female backup vocals there. sure, they weren't LEAD vocals, but i'm still sticking to my theory that the person who made the first post couldn't recall exactly what was going on in the song clearly.