How in the world did New Order not sue over this one?
I guess they were more into gay disco than first suspected.
7 replies · 609 views
How in the world did New Order not sue over this one?
I guess they were more into gay disco than first suspected.
I'd heard of the song before in connection to NO, but never actually listened to it. Pretty blatant thievery.
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'
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 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. ![]()
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....