Before you stands one like your brother!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Nice one - Facsy gone mad.

Okay, okay, but somebody MUST know what the proper Sooner than you think words are ????!!??

... sweating God that needs no other, But how can I afford to be, In here with you so carelessly.

(... oh you know what I mean... yes you do!)

Before you stands one like your brother Swear to God he needs no other

... Doesn`t make any fecking sense at all to me...

... doesn't make any sense to barney either.

neworder lyrics are good to take in phrases with little reguard to the overall meaning of a song. It's more how he sings things than what he sings don't you think?

oh, you know what i mean?

yes, you do!

I take it nobody knows then...

r u bored facsy :sleepy:

What do you think of

'Before you, stands one like your brother', i.e. 'In front of you there's a guy who looks like your fucking brother'?

It makes sense, doesn't it?

Originally posted by Benoît Codrons aka Ben from the land of the Klump What do you think of'Before you, stands one like your brother', i.e. 'In front of you there's a guy who looks like your fucking brother'?It makes sense, doesn't it?

MY GOD THAT`S IT!!!

Hurrah! Hooray! Hiiire! Hooold! Huuury! Hooolki!

Originally posted by Fac21 > Originally posted by Benoît Codrons aka Ben from the land of the Klump> What do you think of> > 'Before you, stands one like your brother', i.e. 'In front of you there's a guy who looks like your fucking brother'?> > It makes sense, doesn't it?>

MY GOD THAT`S IT!!!

Hurrah! Hooray! Hiiire! Hooold! Huuury! Hooolki!

And it took a French-speaking guy to find out the explanation... I feel so extraordinary, a sudden sense of pride :happytongue:

Originally posted by Benoît Codrons aka Ben from the land of the Klump > Originally posted by Fac21> > > > Originally posted by Benoît Codrons aka Ben from the land of the Klump> > What do you think of> > > > 'Before you, stands one like your brother', i.e. 'In front of you there's a guy who looks like your fucking brother'?> > > > It makes sense, doesn't it?> > >

MY GOD THAT`S IT!!!

Hurrah! Hooray! Hiiire! Hooold! Huuury! Hooolki!

And it took a French-speaking guy to find out the explanation... I feel so extraordinary, a sudden sense of pride :happytongue:

Benoît Codrons aka Ben from the land of the Klump ?!

So, am I a star or what ?

Originally posted by Geoffroy Klompkes Benoît Codrons aka Ben from the land of the Klump ?!So, am I a star or what ?

Hum... You may be a star in your on mind, but...

Seriously, Geoff, I think you're a reference on this forum: you must be the most famous Belgian New Order fan. BTW, are there any other Belgians posting on this site?

• thought you were talking about Sartre?

• Do you think Röyksopp will sell more recs like "Melody A.M." in the U.K. by supporting them here? :-) (should practise smiles)

Originally posted by Frode Nordmarken - thought you were talking about Sartre?hehe - Do you think Röyksopp will sell more recs like "Melody A.M." in the U.K. by supporting them here?

Uh? What connection are you making between Klompsy and Sartre?

Apologize:

I was thinking New Order/Joy Division again. Some of the first lyrics were somehow influenced by the Frenchman, Sartre, at least from an Ian Curtis interview with NME in 79.

Who are Royskopp supporting Frode? I'd quite like to hear some of their stuff

Speculations:

Friends international Environmental groups - Greenpeace?

Nah, to be honest - like you, I just like their music, a mix of ambience and dancefriendly music.

Added: Musically they are in a way supportive N.O., Orbital, The Orb, Biosphere, cos by selling so much,( a bit odd but), they might get more people to buy music like that?

Re Seb Briggs

Last week, I think BBC's Pete Tong had them on his radio playlist.

Originally posted by Frode Nordmarken Apologize:I was thinking New Order/Joy Division again. Some of the first lyrics were somehow influenced by the Frenchman, Sartre, at least from an Ian Curtis interview with NME in 79.

Well, as far as my memory is correct (Sartre was part of the program of the French literature class in secundary scholl when I was 17, that is almost 13 years ago ), there is not much in common between Ian Curtis's lyrics and Sartre's work. But I've never been a specialist in French literature, so I may miss the point.

Re

He might have used the word inspired instead of influenced. Anyway, the atmosphere of Joy Division comes to mind when I read the JPS books.

Originally posted by Benoît Codrons aka Ben from the land of the Klump > Originally posted by Geoffroy Klompkes> Benoît Codrons aka Ben from the land of the Klump ?!> > So, am I a star or what ?>

Hum... You may be a star in your on mind, but...

Seriously, Geoff, I think you're a reference on this forum: you must be the most famous Belgian New Order fan. BTW, are there any other Belgians posting on this site?

Most famous belgian New Order fan... Yeah, I like it...

I've got an email from a Belgian fan who visited this board but I don't think he posts...

I can see a connection between Sartre and me... Après moi, les mouches... Totally obscure for the non french speaking readers I'm afraid...

There was a band named JPS Experience in early nineties, even own their album...

Originally posted by Geoffroy Klompkes I can see a connection between Sartre and me...Après moi, les mouches...Totally obscure for the non french speaking readers I'm afraid...There was a band named JPS Experience in early nineties, even own their album...

What does it sound like? Is it Joy-Divisionish?

Originally posted by Benoît Codrons aka Ben from the land of the Klump > Originally posted by Geoffroy Klompkes> I can see a connection between Sartre and me...> Après moi, les mouches...> > Totally obscure for the non french speaking readers I'm afraid...> > There was a band named JPS Experience in early nineties, even own their album...

What does it sound like? Is it Joy-Divisionish?

Nope, it was some kind of nice noisy-pop like there was a lot of in those days...