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13 Jan 2003, 14:28

I see that Blue Monday has been voted 9th most influential song of all time amongst such luminaries as Elvis the Pelvis, The Rutles, curly haired Bob and the Sugarhill Gang.

Our American cousins may be interested to learn that New Order also came about 8th or 9th in the Top 10 electro pop bands that was broadcast on Channel 4 recently.

Of course OMD and Depeche Mode were mucher higher in the list and the programme was presented by Marc Almond.

I tell you, the 'Monsters of Synthpop' tour is inevitable.

13 Jan 2003, 15:42

Originally posted by Mickey Way Of course OMD and Depeche Mode were mucher higher in the list and the programme was presented by Marc Almond.I tell you, the 'Monsters of Synthpop' tour is inevitable.

Talking of which, are those Soft Cell tix valid for the re scheduled show at Sheps Bush Emp?

Or shouldn't have I have mentioned that here ;)

Ps all the best teams get stuffed 4-0 at home to the Arse.

13 Jan 2003, 15:54

What about the PET SHOP BOYS then MICKEY!:DGo on you know i want RAZORMAID 2.Did you get my E-MAILS or have you barred me from mailing you? :lol: :wink:

13 Jan 2003, 17:46

Originally posted by Johnny Giles Ps all the best teams get stuffed 4-0 at home to the Arse.

Didn't you get done 4-1? :skeptic:

14 Jan 2003, 08:02

Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by Johnny Giles> > > Ps all the best teams get stuffed 4-0 at home to the Arse.>

Didn't you get done 4-1? :skeptic:

Yeah you're right, think Kewell got a late consolation. What I meant was, we're NOT one of the best teams ;)

14 Jan 2003, 12:37

Originally posted by Mickey Way I see that Blue Monday has been voted 9th most influential song of all time amongst such luminaries as Elvis the Pelvis, The Rutles, curly haired Bob and the Sugarhill Gang.Our American cousins may be interested to learn that New Order also came about 8th or 9th in the Top 10 electro pop bands that was broadcast on Channel 4 recently. Of course OMD and Depeche Mode were mucher higher in the list and the programme was presented by Marc Almond.I tell you, the 'Monsters of Synthpop' tour is inevitable.

Yeah! I can't wait... by the way... NO already toured with OMD and Depeche Mode in the mid eighties. My friend went to that show.