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Bernard Sumner and the albums that changed his life

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Michael Monkhouse wrote: I am too kind to you lot. https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/bernard-sumner-new-order-favourite-albums-list/?fbclid=IwAR0df7fHlcFU572u4QFZkYyF8up1FMv2ZiWk-s4x9OCLGTh90-hQQml0IXk No Spice?

‘Sympathy for the Devil’ and ‘2,000 Light Years From Home,’ I really like.”

Surprise surprise!

'Roxy Music, 'Stranded'

Yes of course!

Lou Reed ‘Vicious'.

Obvious.

😈 😈 😈

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I can't understand why people get so smug over deciphering who 'Sympathy for the Devil' is actually about. There's a small clue in the title. The hilarious thing about New Order is they always namecheck these awesome influences, like on Back To Mine, when their own music is so shite.

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Michael Monkhouse wrote: they always namecheck these awesome influences, like on Back To Mine, when their own music is so shite.

Yes, The Groundhogs certainly were awesome, weren't they? 🙄

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