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The bit in Run Wild where all the drums and orchestra get louder...
The last minute of Atmosphere...
The "Morning Sun" fade out on True Faith...
The guitar kicking in and the first "We're like crystal" on Crystal...
The synth/guitar break in 60 MPH...
The explosion in Blue Monday...
The last minute of Perfect Kiss on the video...
"Watching love grow" bit from Ceremony...
The "ooh ooh ooh" build up at the start of Temptation (substance version)...
Oh i almost forgot..
Not NewOrder but Electronic.
The jangling opening guitars of "Get The Message"
and the verse in the same song where Barney spits callously "Don't do me any favours..."
sheer class!!!
Originally posted by Collette Adams Not NO related but the intro on Gene's For The Dead
Gene, a fine band and no mistake. ("You'll Never Walk Again" does it for me).
True - they have too many songs that give you that tremble though! Chuffed to see that i'm not actually the only one to like them!
Originally posted by I-D Oh i almost forgot.. Not NewOrder but Electronic.The jangling opening guitars of "Get The Message"and the verse in the same song where Barney spits callously"Don't do me any favours..." sheer class!!!
That little jangly guitar solo bit near the end of Idiot Country does it for me
Chasing rainbows by Shed 7 makes me go all wibbly... shame everything else they did was cack. ;)
.....while we are a little off topic, the chorus to 'Time' and the intro to 'Sleep' by Marion are fine moments, thanks largely to the guitar work of the one and only Phil "Philling in for Gillian" Cunningham
CTD
One that hasnt been mentioned is the end of Run, perfect me thinks, definitely chill material.
Blue Monday, I know i will get slagged off but it always works for me, other notable ones are Special 'the patiently you wait for me, you are so blind', Dream Attack (in general), Mr Disco, the start of the second chorus 'maybe you could write me a letter' its at that point of the song i feel like im 'in' or that the song has me in, if that makes any sense. Sooner Than You Think 'theres right and theres wrong theres good and theres bad theres an answer to this i wish i had'.
We could be here forever couldn't we.
Damn...there are so many...moreso with Joy Division.
First and foremost, exactly 2:17 into Run, when Barney chimes in with a third electric guitar part...that track really takes off into the stratosphere. Absolutely sublime.
Yeah, that's it. Go listen to it now.
The crescendo at the end of Age of Consent, it all goes a bit low-key, then the thing lifts off into orbit! Opening bars to Love Vigilanties, and I'd like to agree with Alex
The last bit of Run is fuckin good;)
Originally posted by Allen Jarvis Opening bars of Ceremony - they send a shiver up me spine every time.No other song comes close!!
with you on that one gotta be the 12"
Vanishing point - near the end where the music cuts out, then theres the keyboard, and then hi-hats, and then fast snares and then back to big bass drum and a note from Hookys bass. Just before the "Whistle down the wind" bit where you hear a rumbling noise. That bit is class too.
Damn the song`s too good!!!
HOLY FUCK, AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO GETS GOOSEBUMPS LISTENING TO VANISHING POINT? Every time I hear it, I recall the previous weekend, and my jaw moves forward, and i feel a shiver down my spine just as if i`m coming up...
Originally posted by xxspookiexx Marina > Originally posted by Allen Jarvis> > Opening bars of Ceremony - they send a shiver up me spine every time.> > No other song comes close!!
with you on that one gotta be the 12"
the 12" in the green sleeve, it has something special
Originally posted by vlad nomad > Originally posted by xxspookiexx Marina> > > > Originally posted by Allen Jarvis> > > > Opening bars of Ceremony - they send a shiver up me spine every time.> > > > No other song comes close!!>
with you on that one gotta be the 12"
the 12" in the green sleeve, it has something special
Original 7" only - the rest are mere shadows.
Originally posted by Sloppy Giuseppe > Originally posted by vlad nomad> > > > Originally posted by xxspookiexx Marina> > > > > > > Originally posted by Allen Jarvis> > > > > > Opening bars of Ceremony - they send a shiver up me spine every time.> > > > > > No other song comes close!!> > >
with you on that one gotta be the 12"
the 12" in the green sleeve, it has something special
Original 7" only - the rest are mere shadows.
The quality's better on the 12", the grooves are wider apart :moon:
i usually notice different things in different songs at different times... anyway, what always got me was the "ive lost you, Ive lost you..." lyrics followed by the synth sounds at the end of age of consent. the synths were just sudden and disruptive though beautiful at the same time.
also, the things that make you go oomf title reminded me of C n C music factory, were they big in England in the early 90s also?
Having thought about it, what really makes me go "OOF" is when I'm pushing the trolley round the supermarket...and the little fella in the seat thinks it would be a good idea to kick Daddy in the nadgers. 
Originally posted by Old Blue Having thought about it, what really makes me go "OOF" is when I'm pushing the trolley round the supermarket...and the little fella in the seat thinks it would be a good idea to kick Daddy in the nadgers.
Originally posted by Fac21 HOLY FUCK, AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO GETS GOOSEBUMPS LISTENING TO VANISHING POINT? Every time I hear it, I recall the previous weekend, and my jaw moves forward, and i feel a shiver down my spine just as if i`m coming up...
No, you're not the only one, Facsy. Plus I just recently got the R&R single with the Instrumental Making Out mix of VP, which is also gorgeous.
Originally posted by xxspookiexx Marina > Originally posted by Sloppy Giuseppe> > > > Originally posted by vlad nomad> > > > > > > Originally posted by xxspookiexx Marina> > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Allen Jarvis> > > > > > > > Opening bars of Ceremony - they send a shiver up me spine every time.> > > > > > > > No other song comes close!!> > > > > >
with you on that one gotta be the 12"
the 12" in the green sleeve, it has something special
Original 7" only - the rest are mere shadows.
The quality's better on the 12", the grooves are wider apart :moon:
speaking of 7" v 12" i always thought that they recorded the 12" first then edited that down for the 7" (tempation seems to be an exception) is this right or was i mistaken all along?
the end of I Rember Nothing the glass breaking
and the end of The Eternal i think someone says something ive never found out what that was ahhhhhhhh an idea
Originally posted by Old Blue Having thought about it, what really makes me go "OOF" is when I'm pushing the trolley round the supermarket...and the little fella in the seat thinks it would be a good idea to kick Daddy in the nadgers.
both amusing and disturbing at the same frigging time!!!!
Was listening to "1963" for the first time in ages yesterday, the last little verse combined with the synthesizers just sent chills down my spine. I'd forgotten what an *excellant* song 1963 was.
Originally posted by Grigory Rasputin, the mad mystic of Petrograd > Originally posted by Old Blue> Having thought about it, what really makes me go "OOF" is when I'm pushing the trolley round the supermarket...and the little fella in the seat thinks it would be a good idea to kick Daddy in the nadgers.
both amusing and disturbing at the same frigging time!!!!
Reminds me of the Bernie Mac show, the one where his nephew is playing for the football team and is injured down there. You can't help but squirm, really......
The keyboards in Age Of Consent (spine rippling) The keyboard refrain that opens (reprises) and closes KW1 The keyboard climax to The Perfect Kiss (utterly orgasmic!) The ending to Bizarre Love Triangle (album version) The orchestral climax to All Day Long The loud guitar stab right at the very end of State Of The Nation (even tho the song is crap) The intro to Thieves Like Us (just gorgeous) The guitar sound on Regret (especially the chord that repeats itself just before each chorus) The part in As It Is When It Was (2 mins 38 secs) when the guitars lunge forward and the song gains momentum The huge ROCK-OUT fuzz-bass intro to Way Of Life The sheer noisiness of Angel Dust's cacophonous nightmarish climax
(notice how many of these bits come from "Brotherhood" ??!)
As for other non-New Order songs, I'm afraid that's far too taxing on my memory bank - I'll run out of batteries before I even get a third of the way thru that one, so sorry to say, I won't be able to do so at present.... :D
