WO

I fooking love it!

I neither love nor hate it .

Spotnick wrote: Took me a while to get it....

She's talking about Working Overtime I guess...

Correct! And you didn't vote!

Looking forward to the Ovaltine adverts, now they've sold out and gone all commercial...

Love it, nice Iggy Pop track. Great guitarbreak in the middle. I only don´t like the `hey!´ four times.

Spotnick wrote: Well Maya, I'm in between votes.. I don't love it, but I don't hate it either...

I think it will sound better live...

Not too original, Bere just said this

I'll take it as "love it" :D

I don't like country & western...

I love the twenty seconds starting at 1:48.

in between, cant vote

Love it!

Spotnick wrote: Well Maya, I'm in between votes.. I don't love it, but I don't hate it either...

I think it will sound better live...

Not too original, Bere just said this

same here. don't love or hate it..a little pissed it got tacked on to the end of a near perfect album...would have made a great b-side.

good song. not very new order-ey, but still fun. sometimes it sounds good at the end of the album as a throwaway of sorts (see face up), but other times it seems out of place with no place it could fit.

I can't vote either. I don't like it that much, but I don't certainly hate it. It's alright, might have been a funny joke as a B side. Definitely shouldn't have closed the album (on which is totally out of place anyway)...

Crap is all I can say. Like a dodgy rip-off of dodgy early-80s post-punk twaddle. I always turn off my CD after Turn (well when I have played Turn twice of course).

don't love it or hate it, but it is a track that tends to get skipped onto another track.

before opening my gob I went and listenned again and found I liked it more than I thougt. Certainly it's not in character, but it smells of garage/bedroom jamabout, and good honest nobrainer incessant groove tune. Strip away the shiny Mega-corps funded smug as a slug production, and you have a warsaw track (ok, if you get rid of barney too)

Did anybody mention Rock The Shack?

Never heard of it? is it a ZZtop song?

out of de boat and in de nile

I'm pissed off about it cos they didn't invite Bobby Gillespie over again to do special comedy backing vocals on it - bet he was sitting there at home getting a hard on whilst listening to it reflecting in despair on what could have been.....

Shite,probably my second worst track on the album,B side filler for me

I thought you said it was your favourite track Mikey, after all the title sums up your nightly status online doesn't it? ;)

Yes....Working overtime(the song) does'nt irk me tho,would have been a better single than smegstream

I was just wondering how long it would be when you brought up the name of THAT song again in another thread....what is it now mate? 256 threads out of 256???

No matter how i try to dodge the issue people keep dragging me in for another go.People in this forum,including your good self love chewing the fat,on J-I-Z being a shite chioce for a single I'm ready to let it lie,unless it prevents a third single then naturally I will be gutted as a bastard about it

Would you be in agreement then that it's a good thing the same chimps weren't at he Helm When Mr Disco hit Dat machine then? JIZ as you so eloquently call it is a lovely bit of barneyness, involving a stupid collaboration, that turned out just fine, pleasant little JOKE track like Mr Disco. I rather like it, but I'd prefer it to be a true fans secret rather than out there in the open where it can be used against us the next time we try to preach to the unenlightened.

I agree it does'nt need Carol Vordaman to "do the maths".. Its not best choice single IMO.Let that be an end to it... If you think it is, fine

Great Iggy tribute, craps over Rock The Shack anytime. Bobby G shouldn't have been let in the studio & thankfully he wasn't this time.

I prefer the original version from The Stooges.

Spotnick wrote: Took me a while to get it....

She's talking about Working Overtime I guess...

Agreed.

Sounds like Bernard wanting to do a Mark E Smith impression while listening to Iggy Pop. Quality.

Steve Campbell wrote: Would you be in agreement then that it's a good thing the same chimps weren't at he Helm When Mr Disco hit Dat machine then?

Um. I love Mr Disco...

Al Jarvis wrote: WO?

Not quite in the same league as T, C or S.

T stands for Temptation, C for Ceremony, what the fook is S???

I'll take it as Sunrise.

Al Jarvis wrote: Which is another S.

Shetstream

working overtime was written by lou reed.

Ruined in a day wrote: I prefer the original version from The Stooges.

thank you i agree

The worst thing since Rock the Shack - and that includes Draculas Castle and Guilt is.

They should have cut at least 3 songs from WFTSC, and this is one of them.

michael brown wrote: I agree it does'nt need Carol Vordaman to "do the maths".. Its not best choice single IMO.Let that be an end to it... If you think it is, fine

Hey that gives me fucking GREAT suggestion for a future New Order backing singer collab - why not draft in Carol Vorderman for a track on their next album? - that means New Order can then widen their appeal to Countdown fans as well - by way of a subtle tribute we can also have them sampling the 30-second Countdown clock riff for part of the riff for the single..... :D

Don't love it or hate it, but I voted for hate it since if I had to choose one it'd faller closer to the bottom. It's an okay song - good for the summer festivals and even concerts. But it pales in comparison to every one of the other tracks on WFTSC.

It would be a better song with whoops replacing the Heys. Would sound more like New Order that way.

It's my least favorite track on the album. It seems out of place, although the remix of GIAUE closes the album nicely.

I can't wait for this one live

"where did it all go wrong? House music all night long" Great lyrics..