do new order still attract?

Check out the thread for "New Order Fan - Age Group Poll" for demogaphics.

Originally posted by Liam Core Depends where you are... about half of my mates at uni (Belfast) have never heard of New Order. Imagine that, never heard of the band that did blue monday, true faith, regret and a load of other songs they know. Fools.

I know how you feel; most of the people at my uni (yes, I'm a student - please don't hate me, guys!) are either into pop or horrible shouty metal and haven't heard of half the bands I'm into. Which uni are you at, Queens or UU?

Originally posted by Shelley Blair > Originally posted by Liam Core> Depends where you are... about half of my mates at uni (Belfast) have never heard of New Order. Imagine that, never heard of the band that did blue monday, true faith, regret and a load of other songs they know. Fools.

I know how you feel; most of the people at my uni (yes, I'm a student - please don't hate me, guys!) are either into pop or horrible shouty metal and haven't heard of half the bands I'm into. Which uni are you at, Queens or UU?

Queens, for my sins. What a poor excuse for a students union. cheapest drink, a pint of tennents at a totally unreasonable £1.80. good songs? No. i have the same problem, all the people i associatr with listen to cheesy pop, or shouty metal and think that busted are a good band. Nightmare. I could go on all night with a massive list of criticisms about everyone. but that would just be boring...

Never forget two things about my time at Queens.

1- When someone called me a fascist for wearing a Joy Division t-shirt. Obviously a sad excuse for a history student.

2- When the DJ told me he couldnt play Blue Monday. (Yes i know i dont like it, but you have to compromise!)

I agree with Church. I've he opportunity to be at the original club (it was very lame that night) but, I was happy to have the opportunity to have a few pints there. Lets open our own Club for the masses that have a clue.