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How in the world did New Order not sue over this one?

I guess they were more into gay disco than first suspected.

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You didn't know about this??

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I'd heard of the song before in connection to NO, but never actually listened to it. Pretty blatant thievery.

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With all respect, New Order knicked the rhythm for Blue Monday anyway - as Bobby Orlando producer of the Divine masterpiece was well aware - being into gay disco as he was! I also recommend Divine's 'Shake It Up'

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His Holiness, The Pope wrote: How in the world did New Order not sue over this one?

Don't believe in divine intervention?

:\pimp3:

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Divine "Shake It Up" (Live At Hacienda)

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i suppose it's big of them not to sue everyone, especially with all the bitching that the band and its fans do about absolutely EVERYONE ripping them off. plus, i suppose Factory didn't have huge coffers for legal battles during the olden days. :rolleyes:

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depthcharge wrote:

His Holiness, The Pope wrote: How in the world did New Order not sue over this one?

Don't believe in divine intervention?

:\pimp3:

I thought that's what happened to John Denver's jetplane....

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