Atmosphere used for the trailer for new Steve Coogan/Rob Brydon comedy The Trip, 'coming soon' to BBC2. Wriiten by Michael Winterbottom apparently.
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Before the Underworld concert the DJ played BLT,I know this is off the topic but I went to see Underworld at Roseland Ballromm in NYC and Underworld killed, they were amazing they had everyone dancing and going crazy, they put an AMAZING performance, I never dance and I was dancing so imagine the people who were high or took drugs, I bet they felt like they were in another world, Underworld is a Great live band and they killed it last night.
noorder wrote: Atmosphere used for the trailer for new Steve Coogan/Rob Brydon comedy The Trip, 'coming soon' to BBC2. Wriiten by Michael Winterbottom apparently.
...And indeed, Atmosphere was played in the very first episode.
Missy Jem wrote: Todays Weakest Link
Check out the question at 42.01...
Not available in my area. Hmmm, could it have been about Freebass?
Can't remember exactly but something along the lines of 'Which band released the 1983 album Power, Corruption and Lies - with the floral cover?' or something like that!
Turns out the girl who answered the question and went on to win the show is a friend of one of our favourite Barney's Angels (Sharon!)
Missy Jem wrote: Can't remember exactly but something along the lines of 'Which band released the 1983 album Power, Corruption and Lies - with the floral cover?' or something like that!
Turns out the girl who answered the question and went on to win the show is a friend of one of our favourite Barney's Angels (Sharon!)
that's great about the winner!
thanks
Not exactly New Order spotting but went for my hair cut at a new barbers in Alderley Edge last Saturday and Blue Monday came on the radio.
I mentioned to the guy cutting my hair that NO were one of my favourite bands - he said excellent, I used to cut Bernards and Peters hair, in the past - Bernards in Wilmslow and Peters in Didsbury, weired or what.
He also used to cut Ronaldos but who gives a shite about that!
On my way home from work I noticed a large gathering of cars at Mr Hooks pad.
Wishful thinking was a discussion about NO getting back together but probably something else!
Not sure if this was already posted but I saw the film "Carlos" last night. In the abbreviated version (only 3 hours) released in cinemas, the intro and instrumental sections of "Dreams Never End" are prominently featured over both the scenes of male nudity.
PETER HOOK IN WELLIES,DEERSTALKER hat and PARKA with his missus and two small dogs walking in the PARK.Should note that this was a photo in the Manc Evening News 4/1/11.Barney was also shown as it was his birthday!
Freebass song used for a new CNN show, with the new British host, Piers Morgan.
http://piersmorgan.blogs.cnn.com/2010/12/30/new-piers-morgan-tonight-promo-do-not-call-me-boring/
Terry Christian (i know, i know, should be in the cunts on tv thread) has just done manc music from 77 to present day on celeb mastermind - Factorytastic (and i did better than him)
Derren Brown:Enigma on now. Not watching it, but flicked over just as he shouted 'New Order' all the people on stage started moving around the stage to Blue Monday.
BBC Radio 2. Jason Donovon starts his favourite tunes with Blue Monday 88. Follows it with Steve Winwood.
Need I say more?
Ceremony plays as intro/background music to a piece about moisturser on the One Show tonight.
Gene wrote: BBC Radio 2. Jason Donovon starts his favourite tunes with Blue Monday 88. Follows it with Steve Winwood.
Need I say more?
Very late eighties, or maybe even 1990 he stated on BBC Radio One that Thieves Like Us was one of his faves.
I wonder how he feels when seeing his ex-bird Kylie doing Can't Get Blue Monday Out Of My Head?!
p.s here's his top records according to the Smooth Radio website.... a mixed bag..
Jason Donovan's Top 10 Jason Donovan Check out Jason Donovan's Top Song Choices
Hoodo Gurus - Whats my Scene Donna Summer - Loves About To Change and This Time I know Its for Real Lou Reed - Satellite Of Love and Dirty Boulevard Owl City - Fire Flys Talking Heads - Letting the Days Go By Midnight Oil - Power and Passion INXS - Dont Change a Thing Icehouse - Great Southern Land The The - This Is the Day Boy Meets Girl - Waiting For A Star to Fall Beatles - Here Comes The Sun, Maxwells Silver Hammer and Mr Postman New Order - Love Will Tear Us Apart and Thieves Like Us U2 - Miracle Drug U2 and Jonny Cash - Wandering Cold Play - Viva La Vida Massive Attack - Protection Inner City - Good Life Crowded House - Better Be Home Soon and Private Universe Stevie Winwood - Bring Me a Higher Lover Bowie - Hereos Take That - Greatest Day Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up
There is no way I'm traipsing back through 18 pages of this shite, but I finally watched Andrea Arnold's film "Red Road" last night and at the end over the credits there's a passable version of LWTUA by some band called Honeyroot. Apologies if this is common knowledge.
The film was good as well. Especially if you're a miserable cunt.
I just came back from Corona, California, what a beautiful place with great weather, any way when I was driving in that town they have Manchester Avenue and Sumner Avenue.
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote:
The film was good as well. Especially if you're a miserable cunt.
Sounds ace!
James Thomas wrote:
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote:
The film was good as well. Especially if you're a miserable cunt.
Sounds ace!
It's pretty bleak, Jim. However, there is an excellent fanny-licking scene where Mick Hucknall's bastard Scots cousin goes down on the protagonist.
Very authentic. If he's not got his tongue on her pissflaps he might as well have. Kudos, you ginger bastard.
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote:
James Thomas wrote:
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote:
The film was good as well. Especially if you're a miserable cunt.
Sounds ace!
It's pretty bleak, Jim. However, there is an excellent fanny-licking scene where Mick Hucknall's bastard Scots cousin goes down on the protagonist.
Very authentic. If he's not got his tongue on her pissflaps he might as well have. Kudos, you ginger bastard.
It is one miserable fcuking film, make no mistake.
Scotchland though, innit. That's what Shug aspires to.
Mind you, I'd love to have her job. Spend all day people-watching and getting paid for it.
About 10 secs of 'Thieves Like Us' on Sunday night's "Come Dine With Me" - think it was during a character called 'Sunbed Johnny' going through his bathroom routine.
Think it was a newbie, not one I've seen before. Hour long showing from Yorkshire somewhere.
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote: There is no way I'm traipsing back through 18 pages of this shite, but I finally watched Andrea Arnold's film "Red Road" last night and at the end over the credits there's a passable version of LWTUA by some band called Honeyroot. Apologies if this is common knowledge.
The film was good as well. Especially if you're a miserable cunt.
Thanks for that , Fradders. Watched the film earlier on today.Tis a good film, aye
Liked the LWTUA cover at the end. A bit of research revealed it's actually Glenn Gregory singing
In Eastenders the other night, Phil Mitchell said that he had been "pumped full of drugs in the hospital"
The character Young Neil wears a Movement t-shirt in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World _ a movie that is much less shite than I thought it would be. Probably a follow-on from Shaun of the Dead's "not Blue Monday' zombie record chucking scene (also directed by Edgar Wright). It seems there are NO nerds everywhere
I went to go see John Leguizamo's "Warms Up" on Monday, which is a one-man show about his life, & in certain points of the show when he mentions his wife LWTUA would come on. When he acted out when he met his future wife he started dancing & said "Yeah, I like Joy Division"
also on Tuesday when I was in the checkout at the grocery store "Blue Monday" come on the radio
http://www.nme.com/photos/50-incredibly-geeky-facts-about-radiohead/205266/1/1#23
50 incredibly geeky facts about Radiohead
According to Thom Yorke, he and Colin Greenwood only ended up in a band together because of their terrible dress sense: “We always ended up at the same parties. He’d be wearing a beret and a catsuit, or something pretty fucking weird and I’d be in a frilly blouse andcrushed velvet dinner suit and we’d pass round the Joy Division records.”
My Dad has just rang me to let me know that Hooky is doing the footy predictions on't wireless today (Talksport).
He's well trained my Dad 
