Another Round of New Order spotting
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Getting Away With It on Radio 2 yesterday morning.
Later on during the pop quiz a contestant was asked to name 3 New Order hits. The only one he could think of was Blue Monday.
The him wrote: Crystal on Countryfile (BBC1) yesterday morning - always a good source of JD/NO music.
John Craven was at all the early Warsaw gigs...., the original lyrics to Temptation were "Up down turn around, quick it's 5:05 time for Newsround".
ITV right now, programme on 1983. Everything interspersed with the drum beats from BM. Also just had small clip of NO.
an actual new order spot! stephen morris walking down Dale Street, next to Afflecks Palace this afternoon.
LWTUA on 'Rock Radio' - now
TBHOG on the closing credits of the Scotland v Argentina game on Sky Sports on Wednesday night.
American Dad last week.
The fat Goff bird young Stevie's on/off with stuck on LWTUA and all her mates started doing a bad Goff-dance to it.
pure_shaw wrote: an actual new order spot! stephen morris walking down Dale Street, next to Afflecks Palace this afternoon.
You'll go some way to beating my Barney sighting in the Trafford Centre's Baby Gap just a few days after their MEN Arena gig a couple of years back.
He said they were going back in the studio and hoped to have an album out within six months. Two-or-so years later and Get Ready appeared...
Regret was on Tameside Radio yesterday. Funny station that. They use the theme music to Entertainment USA a lot. E USA was the vehicle of paedo Jonathan King.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsZQC3XRudo
Well, not really New Order, but the same clip from Strozek that's in Ian's death scene in 24HPP is on a commercial for sausage biscuits around these parts? Postmodernism? (not sure since I never really figured out what the term means)
Norder just been on University Challenge, they played WIMwanting the title, tournament and artist. Answer,World in Motion,1990 world cup, Hoddle and Waddle ![]()
Incidentally there is a lass on there whose surname is Mingers, she is.
PS like the Hooky Smilie?
Opening bars of Someone Like You during the ubiquitous repeat of Top Gear on Dave on Saturday.
Christ, every track of Get Ready must have been used on the show.
'Tis like shit in a field.
It's only this thread that's keeping my interest in NOOL going at the moment. That and Live in Glasgow.
Is there not anything new to report? Barney on the Atkins Diet? Hooky taken the chip off his shoulder?
There must be something going on in NO world...
James Thomas wrote: Norder just been on University Challenge, they played WIMwanting the title, tournament and artist. Answer,World in Motion,1990 world cup, Hoddle and Waddle
Yes. Earlier on in the first round I mentioned that Warwick (yesterday's losers) thought that Blue Monday was released by Joy Division in 1981. This time they were beaten to the button by Queen's College, Cambridge. They knew that Fat Les did Vindaloo (sorry if I spelt that wrong) in 1998, but not World In Motion. Hmmm...
Atmosphere on Steve Wright this afternoon.Goodness me
Rather odd hearing it on his show during rush hour traffic
Last Wednesday they played State Of The Nation then Confusion in Hyde Park Pub, Leeds. Sometime around 2230 or sometime.
"Regret" at the grocery store Giant Eagle. Hey, lucky to even hear that. Did hear "Fascination" by the Human League another time.
I heard 'Blue Monday' then 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' back-to-back recently at a basement bar called Breadsoda in DC - I was surprised 'cause it's quite a preppy joint (ugh), and the two songs were bookended by a pair of songs from Bon Jovi and Dave Matthews... ![]()
works night out last night on the hogs back, d.j asked what i wanted, true faith or blue monday,, mix em both in together i said ...so he did ![]()
extraordinary
Johnnie Walker played that different mix of Krafty again this morning on Radio 2. An hour in just after 8.30am news.What mix is it?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/console/b00g3y98
Edit: Checked it out, it's the Andy Green mix from the NUCDP13 cd
...And it's Top Gear on Dave again. This time it's the feature on 80s supercars with Blue Monday in the background.
In a trailer on Dave for Top Gear, Jeremy Clarkson asks Will Young, "I've always wondered, who watches the repeats of these shows on Dave?" To which, the lisp-afflicted Pop Idol chump replies, "That's me!"
Not it isn't matey boy, it's New Order fans keeping their ears peeled for New Order...