Looking to talk to people about "Waiting for the Sirens' Call"

Hey everyone,

I am a journalism student at St. Michael's College in Vermont, USA. I am writing an article/review about New Order's new album. I was hoping to get some volunteers who would be interested in chatting with me about the band and their new album. I am also very interested in speaking with the moderator or site creator if that is at all possible. I would appreciate it if people could let me know if they are intersted in chatting with me over ICQ or AIM. Let me know if you are interested by replying her or sending me an email.

It will be fun. I mean, who wouldn't want to talk about New Order?

Thanks everyone!

Marissa:)

That's interesting. What kind of input are you looking for, just general opinions on the songs?

I think you should do a psychology term paper about how the record demonstrates the aging band's transition between Erik Erikson's sixth and seventh stages of human developmental crises (from intimacy vs. isolation -- Jetsteam, GIAUE, MNaD -- to generativity vs. stagnation -- Who's Joe, Hey Now What You Doin', WFTSC, Turn, Working Overtime).

<= not a cigar

Marissa Petrarca wrote: Hey everyone,

I am a journalism student at St. Michael's College in Vermont, USA. I am writing an article/review about New Order's new album. I was hoping to get some volunteers who would be interested in chatting with me about the band and their new album. I am also very interested in speaking with the moderator or site creator if that is at all possible. I would appreciate it if people could let me know if they are intersted in chatting with me over ICQ or AIM. Let me know if you are interested by replying her or sending me an email.

It will be fun. I mean, who wouldn't want to talk about New Order?

Thanks everyone!

Marissa:)

You've found me!

Any more than three pints and I can talk for hours about New Order.

Wasimple wrote: That's interesting. What kind of input are you looking for, just general opinions on the songs?

I am looking for opinions of the new album. What people like about it, favorite songs, perhaps things that people don't like about the album, etc. Would you be willing to give some input? I can ask more specific questions over email to you or something if you would prefer.

Thanks, Marissa

Gnu Odor wrote: I think you should do a psychology term paper about how the record demonstrates the aging band's transition between Erik Erikson's sixth and seventh stages of human developmental crises (from intimacy vs. isolation -- Jetsteam, GIAUE, MNaD -- to generativity vs. stagnation -- Who's Joe, Hey Now What You Doin', WFTSC, Turn, Working Overtime).

<= not a cigar

Hahahaha..that would be interesting.

BIGINOIL wrote:

Marissa Petrarca wrote: Hey everyone,

I am a journalism student at St. Michael's College in Vermont, USA. I am writing an article/review about New Order's new album. I was hoping to get some volunteers who would be interested in chatting with me about the band and their new album. I am also very interested in speaking with the moderator or site creator if that is at all possible. I would appreciate it if people could let me know if they are intersted in chatting with me over ICQ or AIM. Let me know if you are interested by replying her or sending me an email.

It will be fun. I mean, who wouldn't want to talk about New Order?

Thanks everyone!

Marissa:)

You've found me!

Any more than three pints and I can talk for hours about New Order.

Hey, if I could feed you pints through the Internet, I would. Would it be cool to email some questions to you?

Thanks, Marissa

Talk to the aged primate.

oldmonkey wrote: Talk to the aged primate.

and the once legendary night club

Sounds interesting, but is this a positive review? Can we ask you some questions? Do you like Get Ready & Republic? What do you think about Dracula's Castle, as a track and its title? What is the comparisons & differerences between varying countries opinions on the new album? Stuff like that. I would enjoy discussing the new album, it'd be interesting.

... And for the real kicker for your project, we can offer an eloquent fellow and his multiple-page dissertation on why WFTSC is based on events in Homer's Odyssey. Just make sure you've got a strong coffee at hand.

:\pimp3:

I'm always glad to spout off about nearly anything, so count me in if you need another.

Marissa Petrarca wrote:

Would it be cool to email some questions to you?

Thanks, Marissa

I really apreciate you asking in this way - not everyone would have done.

You're welcome to email me on the address in my profile.

If you'd like to pose some questions to the younger fanbase demographic (I was born about six months before Brotherhood was released) you can contact me via the email address in my profile.