Technique — Forum Archive — New Order Online

4 Mar 2005, 01:11

New Order, a great group that has lost there edge after Technique. That album, that time signifies when that creativity of 80's new wave was over. Not only among new order, but among alot of the groups that defined the 80's. Morrissey, Smiths, Echo and the bunnymen, Depeche mode,Bjork, the cure,style council,jesus and the mary chain, and New Order, it all ended in the early 90's. The well of creativity has been tapped out, but a small amount of others have been able to carry it on. Like a torch. Groups that have been able to carry on that torch are Radiohead, chemical brothers, underworld, but there time is over it seems.

4 Mar 2005, 01:55

That's it then boys. Cancel the cd and the tour. :cry:

4 Mar 2005, 01:58

You're right! Thanks!

I've cancelled my order for WFTSC and Krafty and burned all my CDs released after Technique. Thanks again!

4 Mar 2005, 03:30

I think the new album is magic. Juan more day.....give me a second chance......

4 Mar 2005, 04:46

Juan Atkins wrote: New Order, a great group that has lost there edge after Technique. That album, that time signifies when that creativity of 80's new wave was over. Not only among new order, but among alot of the groups that defined the 80's. Morrissey, Smiths, Echo and the bunnymen, Depeche mode,Bjork, the cure,style council,jesus and the mary chain, and New Order, it all ended in the early 90's. The well of creativity has been tapped out, but a small amount of others have been able to carry it on. Like a torch. Groups that have been able to carry on that torch are Radiohead, chemical brothers, underworld, but there time is over it seems.

Not THE Juan Atkins?

4 Mar 2005, 04:51

Would THE Juan Atkins really listen to the Style Council?! :skeptic:

4 Mar 2005, 05:00

Juan Atkins couldn't mix a cake..Godfather of Techno my ass!

4 Mar 2005, 05:09

Al Jarvis wrote: Would THE Juan Atkins really listen to the Style Council?!

He remixed them.

4 Mar 2005, 09:43

hey juan, you know whats over too, detroit techno, but then again its been over since 1992. Obtw Juan... advent, plastikman(richie hawtin), adam beyer, marco carolla, cari lekebusch, and all the european techno artist are the one that really put techno in the map, not you(detroit dj) old ass, cannot put a beat together, playing the same crap that really leaves in LA now "Detroit DJ's". :laugh:

4 Mar 2005, 09:56

:wtf: How can you say that Bjork lost her creativity in the early nineties? Oh and you're a cunt who should go back in his room and listen to his Limp Bizkit cd wanking off to Fred Durst.

4 Mar 2005, 09:56

Midnight Blue wrote: Juan Atkins couldn't mix a cake..Godfather of Techno my ass!

If Juan is on the Atkins diet, then he wouldn't even be trying to touch a cake :p

4 Mar 2005, 09:56

Juan Atkins wrote: New Order, a great group that has lost there edge after Technique. That album, that time signifies when that creativity of 80's new wave was over. Not only among new order, but among alot of the groups that defined the 80's. Morrissey, Smiths, Echo and the bunnymen, Depeche mode,Bjork, the cure,style council,jesus and the mary chain, and New Order, it all ended in the early 90's. The well of creativity has been tapped out, but a small amount of others have been able to carry it on. Like a torch. Groups that have been able to carry on that torch are Radiohead, chemical brothers, underworld, but there time is over it seems.

You do have a point, but! The new CD are ace :music: