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Don't know whether anyone's mentioned this - a brief snippet of Hooky at Glasters 05 was used in the trailers for Sky's coverage of the festival.

KWL.

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Midnight Blue wrote:

Brilliant :laugh:

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LWTUA on top gear when Clarkson was doing a track day in a sierra.

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you beat me to it

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The above, plus BLT on ITV1 - "World Cup - The Rock 'n' Roll Years'

To be honest, if you trawled the TV channels all day, you'd probably hear a New Order or Other Two track used several times a day.

Making the Hacienda losses back through TV and film royalties... :thumb:

The favourites seem to be WIFM, Blue Monday, BLT, Regret and Crystal.

I did once hear "Murder" used for a backing track - can't remember where though.

I'd quite enjoy watching a film where they put a set of New Order songs together and built a story around the lyrics/themes.

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Chris Nash wrote: I'd quite enjoy watching a film where they put a set of New Order songs together and built a story around the lyrics/themes.

Substance the musical!!!!

Bernard can get his old mate Andrew Lloyd Webber involved and Hooky can make the set out of the Hac dancefloor

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Regret at the Christmas Tree Store in the local outlet, was very out of place.

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michael preda wrote: Regret at the Christmas Tree Store in the local outlet, was very out of place.

Surely a Christmas Tree store in July is very out of place?

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In the United States, it is more often used as a marketing tool than an actual holiday. Television stations may choose to re-run Christmas specials, and many stores have "Christmas in July" sales. Some individuals choose to celebrate Christmas in July themselves, typically as an intentionally transparent excuse to have a party. This is in part because most bargainers tend to sell Christmas stuff around July to make room for next year's inventory.

christmas in july

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Seen Bernard today on his way to the post office. I was with a guy from the states and we saw BL at the ritz last year.

I have seen them since at Sheffield and the Ian Brown gig. He was aware of the issues with people getting into Platt Fields for the start of theie set.

I asked about upcoming shows and he said that there wasn't anything planned after Electric Picnic as yet.

Nice fella Bernard, thanked for us for our support.

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wow an actual spot

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Burt Burterson wrote:

michael preda wrote: Regret at the Christmas Tree Store in the local outlet, was very out of place.

Surely a Christmas Tree store in July is very out of place?

A very odd scenario, but the store name is what it is. I suppose NO brings Christmas in July.

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The opening bass of Age of Consent in a Target commercial just now.

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nataliet wrote: The opening bass of Age of Consent in a Target commercial just now.

just saw a "target" baseball cap on an episode of "samantha who?" ( only watch to see christina applegate in a satin blouse) that's my excuse...

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Before the Simple Minds concert today: "Love will tear us apart" and "Blue Monday" :D .

And the Minds played their cover version of Kraftwerk's "Neon Lights".

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Watched The Time Traveler's Wife with the missus yesterday, and a cover of LWTUA was the first dance at the wedding of the aforementioned time traveler and his wife.

Checked out You Tube and it's available to watch here:

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last weeks parts of new dawn fades and another JD track on some crimewatch solved type programme.

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"Movement" shirt on Young Neil in the Scott Pilgrim film. It's during the "party sequence". Looked rather nice.

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'Blue Monday' being used by Channel 5 on trailers for the return of 'Home and Away'

'Unknown Pleasures' poster in an episode of 'Waterloo Rd' or 'Doctors' canny mind which :confused2:

God I watch some shite on the telly! :laugh:

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BLT features in Hot Tub Time Machine with John Cusack amongst others.

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Um. BBC1 Saturday night. Not sure why I watched it but Peter Shilton is appearing on Strictly Come Dancing and the background music for his piece of VT (you're already there, arent you) was World In Motion.

Thats it.

I'll get my coat...

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Ceremony on Absolut vodka advert. Didn't recognise the version.

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More of a JD spotting actually.

Brandon Flowers performed Cross Fire on Jay Leno Late Night show last week. The stage floor (carpet) design is very similar to Unknown Pleasures cover. Maybe someone can confirm that as well. Brandon Flowers has acknowledged being a huge fan of JD/NO.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wizUZ6vh0kk

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This week I was in Fort Lauderdale Florida and while I was checking different radio stations on the radio BLT was playing and it sounded very good in SUNNY florida.

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I was watching a few documentaries from topdocumentarymovies or something, one of which was Teens Hooked on Porn.

As you can imagine they played Lonesome Tonight :evil4: and also Ceremony

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Rocky Monday

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Pablo Bastardo wrote: Rocky Monday

I was only surprised that you didnae make an appearance in yer grey sweats and bandana :thumb:

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Really? I was there when they filmed it.

(I wasn't really)

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POTENTIAL SPOTTING!

On today's Simon Mayo show on BBC Radio 2 the aforementioned presenter was asking for requests for songs relating to blue because it's Tory Party Conference week, and said he would play them, "...including the best one of the lot."

Blue Monday?

I didn't hear anymore of the show after that. Can anybody confirm this?

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Regret on NME radio

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