If New Order named their songs like regular bands do

1. Too Young
2. It Takes Years
3. Why Don't You Look At Me?
4. The Picture You See
5. Foolish Lover
6. Answer Me
7. I Can't Find You
8. The Point of No Return
9. I Don't Belong to No One

The enigmatic titles and beautiful artwork was an integral part of the appeal. Would they be as loved if they'd made the same music as yet another Smash Hits pin up band?

Michael Monkhouse wrote: The enigmatic titles and beautiful artwork was an integral part of the appeal. Would they be as loved if they'd made the same music as yet another Smash Hits pin up band?

Probably not. I've said before, with JD / NO, a lot of the reason I love them is down to the whole package - songs, image (product), lack of image (personal), Factory, Haçienda, mystique, Rob, Tony, Peter, Martin etc. etc. etc. So many reasons to love them.

As regards the game, I'll play along (and with a non-studio LP, no less):

1. No Mercy Shown
2. Been Here Before
3. Hit The Ground
4. How Does It Feel?
5. You Won't Believe Me
6. It's Called Love
7. The Land Of Love
8. One Of These Days
9. It's Never Enough
10. Our Salvation
11. Falling
12. Morning Sun

I probably should've stuck with the actual names for tracks 5 & 10, and it seems obtuse of me to have changed these. But, what the Hell.

^ Agree with your comments on tracks 5 & 10.

Would also change several others to:

1. Heaven Knows
2. Find My Soul
3. I'd drop the "It's", so just: Never Enough
4. Every Time (I See You Falling)

Fuck, a nool user agrees with me again. I'm worried. This game isn't as much fun as mine. Love Will tear us apart (Livin' in) the ice Age Something must break Too late Confusion Shellshock State of the Nation Regret Ruined in a day Crystal 60 mph Turn my way World in motion Waiting for the sirens' call Restless Tutti frutti

1. I’m Not The Kind to Tell You
2. The Road
3. Our Love is like the Flowers
4. I Heard You Calling
5. Why Don’t You Piss Off?
6. Dark Eyes
7. I’ve Lost My Head
8. A Thousand Islands

perspexorange wrote:

8. One Of These Days

Paul McCartney.

Debaser wrote: Never Enough

The Cure.