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Named NME's greatest single of all time.

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Cheers fer spoiling my enjoyment the morra...... ya big tube:nonono: :D

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eerily enough....I have all the Top 10 singles....should I be happy or sad that my tastes are shared by the NME:lol:

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Originally posted by ShugZV©
eerily enough....I have all the Top 10 singles....should I be happy or sad that my tastes are shared by the NME:lol:

Me too! Maybe I'm you and you're me?

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Originally posted by ShugZV©
eerily enough....I have all the Top 10 singles....should I be happy or sad that my tastes are shared by the NME:lol:

Hmmm, I have them all (though not actually as singles) except the Bowie one. Never liked Bowie.

(and I never realised there was a comma in paint it black)

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Was there ever any doubt? :nono:

I tell ya, if this were a US magazine's poll of the best single of all time, it'd probably go to Nookie by Limp Biscuit :lol:

JOY DIVISION PLAYING LWTUA!

:guitar: :drummer: :singer: :bass:

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yeah, i have all of the top 10, as well. i do believe this means we each have unparalleled taste. :smoker: (in place of a smilie representing a smug-looking individual)

i don't know if i'd agree with the list, though.... i like 'live forever', but in the top 10 of all time? :scratch:

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Nirvana is just WAY too overrated, imo.

:D:D:D:D anita

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Blue Monday isn't that far outside the top ten - in fact, I seem to remember (I don't actually buy the NME - only read it in the newsagents) that it was number 11...

...And they mistakenly say that it was produced by Arthur Baker - which is bollocks!

l8rs,

Nick ;)

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Haven't bought the NME in at least 5 years, just glance at it while at Borders, or just check in at their website. No surprise here then that I join other NOOLers by having all 10 singles as well.

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Outstanding choices...'cept for that darn Nirvana one. I think we coulda found something a little better than that, like the theme song to Sesame Street or something!!!!

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Well i am glad to say i have only 8 out of the top 10 so you will be pleased that you are NOT me.Some good tunes here but my choice changes everyday.Thought DURAN DURAN should have been in with "PLANET EARTH" or whatever it was called.I wrote it!:D

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you guys are bashing Smells Like Teen Spirit? why, cause it has guitars or something...? ... geezus!

what Love will tear Us Apart was to 1980, Smells Like Teen Spirit was to 1991

i am rather surprised that i've had 9 of 10 of these tracks in some form... never got into buying Oasis myself, my loss i guess.

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Pardon my asking but what is the NME?

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Originally posted by Nikos Malakas Pardon my asking but what is the NME?

It used to be the NEW MUSICAL EXPRESS now NME.A BRITISH music mag that used to champion INDEPENDANT bands.Not sure how it is these days though!Several other mags of this ilk including SOUNDS amd MELODY MAKER have bit the dust.The MELODY MAKER adverts section is now part of NME. Cheers Rocket Mick

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Funny but I beleive I have never heard this song before. Hopefully tommrow I will get the chance when/if my Joy Division Substance CD comes in the mail tommorow!

Anyone have this album? If so what do you think of it for someone whos just getting into JD?

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Originally posted by pumped full of drugs you guys are bashing Smells Like Teen Spirit? why, cause it has guitars or something...? ... geezus!what Love will tear Us Apart was to 1980, Smells Like Teen Spirit was to 1991i am rather surprised that i've had 9 of 10 of these tracks in some form... never got into buying Oasis myself, my loss i guess.

No cos it's shit.

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I only have the number 1 :)

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Originally posted by DoN I only have the number 1 :)

Just shows what a crap shoplifter you are!:D

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Originally posted by Rocket Mick > Originally posted by DoN> I only have the number 1 :)>

Just shows what a crap shoplifter you are!:D

HhhAaaaHaaa!

I evidently need some lessons from Miss Ryder.. ;)

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Smells like teen spirit probably shouldn't be #1 but it still should be ahead of LWTUA, imo.

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Originally posted by Zebulahn Smells like teen spirit probably shouldn't be #1 but it still should be ahead of LWTUA, imo.

I'll remember that next time I have a spare carrot.

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Originally posted by Zebulahn Smells like teen spirit probably shouldn't be #1 but it still should be ahead of LWTUA, imo.

Have never understood why people would want to listen to a record that sings about mashed potato :laugh:

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are you guys,like, into Depeche Mode and Erasure and dislike anything aggressive and youthful, or doesnt sound like it is from the mid 80s? i bet most of you hate rap too. face it, the last 15 years have seen the breakthru and well beyond of hiphop, house, and punk. New Order has been influenced by all three also.

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Originally posted by pumped full of drugs are you guys,like, into Depeche Mode and Erasure and dislike anything aggressive and youthful, or doesnt sound like it is from the mid 80s? i bet most of you hate rap too. face it, the last 15 years have seen the breakthru and well beyond of hiphop, house, and punk. New Order has been influenced by all three also.

You're American, aren't you?

Depeche Mode and Erasure? Oh, puh-leez.

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Originally posted by pumped full of drugs are you guys,like, into Depeche Mode and Erasure and dislike anything aggressive and youthful, or doesnt sound like it is from the mid 80s? i bet most of you hate rap too. face it, the last 15 years have seen the breakthru and well beyond of hiphop, house, and punk. New Order has been influenced by all three also.

Thanks I'll cherrish those words.

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Hum.. there sure is a lot of british songs on that list.. :D

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Punk has "broken through" since 1987? I thought it was pretty comprehensively broken by 1978. Since then its been dug up again repeatedly with steadily diminishing returns (till now you've got manufactured punk boy bands like Busted, and, retro bores like the Strokes). And wasn't hip-hop's heyday in the early 80s?

Anyway, you forgot shoegazing, baggy, TNWONW (lasted all of 60 seconds), industrial, grunge, Britpop, trip-hop, big beat, techno, trance, goan trance, acid house, hard house, deep house, prog house, ambient house, wendy house, drum'n'bass, jungle, garage, speed garage, romo, emo, nu metal (god help us), and uncle Tom Cobbley and all. Very little of which has influenced New Order (thank God, elderly gents who've eaten too many pies attempting to haul their lardy arses onto passing bandwagons is a distressing sight).

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