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Elton John is a big New Order fan

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NO did mention that he was a fan in the interview at the Q awards a few months ago but Elton John talked a bit about them on 6Music today (don't ask me why i was listening to a programme about Elton John, it was just on , ok? )

"The new New Order record is sensational, it's fantastic.I love it"

go to 41.54 here

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I went to see Family , a band of interest, and Elton played as well. Good for him. New Order is going to get more accolades , but lucky them, they can be continue to remain incognito too.

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New order sat in the row in front of pink Floyd, at the Rock hall of fame show 2005, Bernard promises the crowd no long solos, and I always thought when he sat back down after regret and LWTUA, David G probably put his chewing gum in Bernard's hair or kicked his chair. Love among stars is good.

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Thanks for sharing....interesting that Sir Elton gets up to dance/electronic music in the morning and that he loves it but doesn't know how to make it unless with a collaborator....oh well after, Anna, Elly, Iggy and Brandon here comes...Elton....

Can't imagine Gilbert and the boys putting Elton on when they wake up, mind.

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Whenever I fear I'm mentally unstable I read keepitcoming's posts. Thank you. My friend spent 385 quid on a ticket to see Elton John. There must be easier ways to tell your parents you're gay. John Lydon described Elton as harmless. I can't think of a bigger insult.

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Sir Dwight has some good songs, lots of sunglasses, and is well fed. Roger Chapman and Family were not the stars, but a very talented band with several interesting lps. The Mekons sort of seem similar. Meanwhile, as long as new order is healthy and happy, times change and hey joe, everyone everywhere is waiting for the lost sirens call in a silent place

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