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Virgin Radio want to start a new show of Rock songs on Saturday at 8pm, and they want the public to vote for the first songs they play.

The sort of songs they would want are: * Run * Regret * Ruined in a day * Crystal

New Order may not necessarily win, but maybe we can push for more New Order airplay.

Look up:

http://www.virginradio.co.uk/music/classicartists/classic\_rock/index.html

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"Ruined in a day" a rock song ??? :laugh:

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and don't you think when they say "classic"...they mean something other than our heroes???

I'm thinking Hendrix...Zeppelin, you get the idea...

maybe older than the order???

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I do not know Grigori, the other day I visited FNAC (a European bookshop cum record shop cum electronics shop) and they had New Order in the pop-rock section, somewhere between MC5 and No Doubt. I was very very disappointed to see my heroes bunched together with Eagles and Electric Light Orchestra. It made me feel very old!!!

Funnily enough Electronic was listed in the alternative rock section.

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Originally posted by Budvar Huber I do not know Grigori, the other day I visited FNAC (a European bookshop cum record shop cum electronics shop) and they had New Order in the pop-rock section, somewhere between MC5 and No Doubt. I was very very disappointed to see my heroes bunched together with Eagles and Electric Light Orchestra. It made me feel very old!!!Funnily enough Electronic was listed in the alternative rock section.

well...I guess maybe we are gettin old...just stopped to think about it...I was only 14 or 15 when first introduced to the order..and now I am 33...so jeez...compared to back then, I am ANCIENT...

I guess this means that rocket mick was

LIVING IN THE ICE AGE...

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