A good thread, and insteresting views from Steve C - well put.
And Al J - Barney isn't the only one who dances like a chimp, is he?
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A good thread, and insteresting views from Steve C - well put.
And Al J - Barney isn't the only one who dances like a chimp, is he?
Not sure how I should feel about being considered "interesting", especially by someone with your Nick :-p
Lunatic Fridge wrote: A good thread, and insteresting views from Steve C - well put.
And Al J - Barney isn't the only one who dances like a chimp, is he?
Clayhead and I will be famous for it one day.
Steve Campbell wrote: The Happy Mondays or at least Shaun rider are named in Ch4's contract and charter, they will never appear on live ch4 again, it's like General Order No.2 after "don't say fook on the afternoon news".
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That was funny on TFI friday. New order should play at that gig with the mondays on there 'big return' to manchester, on second thoughts wouldn't a Factory records reunion gig be cool, James, New Order, Happy Mondays, the list goes on that'd be a good day out.
i do like there new found politness on TOTP with bernards thank you's at the end of each performance, you can't fault the guy for trying!
BIGINOIL wrote:
Lunatic Fridge wrote: A good thread, and insteresting views from Steve C - well put.
And Al J - Barney isn't the only one who dances like a chimp, is he?
Clayhead and I will be famous for it one day.
Mate, I´ll be famous by the end of tomorrow night!!
Love to all NOOL-ers from sunny, beautiful Barcelona (making me wonder why I didn´t leave the UK years ago.....)
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on second thoughts wouldn't a Factory records reunion gig be cool, James, New Order, Happy Mondays, the list goes on that'd be a good day out.
! A Certain Ratio, The Wake...
Doctor Clayhead wrote:
Steve Campbell wrote:
Doctor Clayhead wrote:
Steve Campbell wrote: That's probably how they bought the other live ones, by promising to mime when there was a chance of normal humans being exposed. But I am in total agreement, I'd love to see the kiddies faces as Our beloved leader belts out "you are my jetstream cunt just who I wanna fook" and following the tune with "clap harder you wankers I'm old enough to be your grandad"
Eh? Surely 'Hooky is our leader' (as the chant used to go.....)
I know that You know that Hooky knows that Barney does not.
Perhaps "el presidente" would have been more fitting. ADDENDUM: maybe even better would be El Capitan, as in "barney is the captain of our ship"x2 "for our ship she is a tanker and barney he's a " What is the full chant btw, u can never hear it on a boot, all you ever hear is a wall of yelling and occasionaly when they all start you get "nuodda nuodda nuodda". Presumably it begins "hooky is our leader we are easy lead?"
Nowt so exotic: in them olden days it simply went (to the tune of "let's all do the conga"): "HOOKY IS OUR LEADER!! HOOKY IS OUR LEADER!! DA DA DAH DA!! DA DAH DAH DA!!"
Last heard it at a Monaco gig in Wolves sometim in '97.
I take it many of you don't remember the NME/Melody Maker/Sounds headlines around '85 and '86 that read:
'CAPTAIN HOOK'
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Ah yes, wasn;t that the one where the interview got sillier and sillier, it started off accreditting quotes to "peter Hook", progressed thru "ooky" and "ooker the bassthing" and I believe ended up on something like "captain eronemous ook something something"
how come people like hooky so much?
don't get me wrong hes good an' all, he even mentions Halifax (my home town) on 24 hr party people interviews on the DVD.
Johnny Giles wrote:
Noel Breaks wrote: With regard to the jetstream nonsence, why can't you all accept that New order are trying to stay current. it is getting quite boring all of you slagging them off for jetstream. i think they've aged alot better than any other 80's band who made a comeback.
since london records were bought out by warners you have to remember they are playing the big record label game now,warners want to make money out of New order and cash in on the current high status of Scissor Sisters so commercially you have to admit this single release makes sense.
This isn't 1985 and factory records are no more, i think Bernard put it best on the '511' DVD, when he said about new songs need a few years to get some musical history behind them to get them accepted.
and all you old boys who remember the good old days of the early 80's bloody wake up and move on.if your all as hardcore fans as you claim you'd accept what they do and move with them.
Halle-fcuking-lujah.
WARNING WARNING: common sense on NOOL alert !
This has needed saying for a few days.
Agreed; well done, Noel and Johnny!
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Noel Breaks wrote: how come people like hooky so much?
don't get me wrong hes good an' all, he even mentions Halifax (my home town) on 24 hr party people interviews on the DVD.
I think the easy answer is that he almost always comes over as a thoroughly pleasant and down to earth chap. Steve and Gills are kinda quiet, Barney has his wee moods ( the rest of the time he seems a nice chap too), but Hooky just bumbles along. There's an impression, backed up by many people here it seems, that if you bump into them in a bar, Hooky's the one who'll sit and rap away with you ( unless, by Some accounts, you catch S+G in good form in which case they don't shut up) For me personally I think he is the last of New Order in a way, he's the one who still LOVES playing out, who still loves the music, the fans, everything about being the world's most unique bassplayer (when you can't actually play proper bass, yet Flea bows down to worship you, you've got it made).
An easier answer of course is..... BDRRRRRRRRRNNN