Hooky interview with Rolling Stone
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Sage_ wrote: Each interview he's getting more inclined to making new material.
Can't see it happening meself - sounds like New Order's talk of an EP, giving the fans what they wanna hear without actually committing. The Light are touring like fuck, can you imagine them writing a new LP too?
Our manager and the folks at Factory always used to say the same thing to you: the most important song you ever write is your next one. Get on with it.
Did anyone in NO listen to that?
Michael Monkhouse wrote:
Sage_ wrote: Each interview he's getting more inclined to making new material.
Can't see it happening meself - sounds like New Order's talk of an EP, giving the fans what they wanna hear without actually committing. The Light are touring like fuck, can you imagine them writing a new LP too?
Tom Chapman just recently posted a pic on Twitter about recording something... but he's not very clear about what or which band.
https://twitter.com/tommychap01/status/385735922324471808/photo/1
It could be his own band Rubberbear, or it could be New Order. Who knows. However, in New Order's case, I'm not super cynical, so I don't think New Order are just saying it to make the fans happy.
leather-girl wrote:
Michael Monkhouse wrote:
Sage_ wrote: Each interview he's getting more inclined to making new material.
Can't see it happening meself - sounds like New Order's talk of an EP, giving the fans what they wanna hear without actually committing. The Light are touring like fuck, can you imagine them writing a new LP too?
Tom Chapman just recently posted a pic on Twitter about recording something... but he's not very clear about what or which band.
https://twitter.com/tommychap01/status/385735922324471808/photo/1
It could be his own band Rubberbear, or it could be New Order. Who knows. However, in New Order's case, I'm not super cynical, so I don't think New Order are just saying it to make the fans happy.
I've no idea! But I went through this at post 23 of http://forums.neworderonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=1366&p=1
new order now will create new songs and they will be fabulous . bernard and new order now remind me of the chamberlain players of elizabethan england ; great friends, great actors, great theatre ,and one superstar wm. shakespeare
keepitcoming wrote: new order now will create new songs and they will be fabulous .
Cheers. Thanks for clearing that one up. I was sceptical for a minute.
Debaser wrote:
Our manager and the folks at Factory always used to say the same thing to you: the most important song you ever write is your next one. Get on with it.
Did anyone in NO listen to that?
Just keep knocking out those hits eh? Blue Monday, Blue Monday 88, Blue Monday 95... TF/1963, True Faith 94, Nineteen63...
perhaps some fans of new order have lost their enthusiasm. bernard is the only person in music that has written great songs with great lyrics after reaching the ripe old age of 50. bad lieutenant's never cry another tear was a superb collection of songs . bernard was 54 then. maybe too many fans have not gotten over the allure of craphop, piddle metal, or homorock. hey - try jayzee, or beyonce, or judas priest,or depeche mode -- plenty of twats for everyone . or mettallicca. they deliver the goods if you are a preteen cunt. oh yeah i forgot . rock the shack , dracula's castle , and jet stream don't sound like turn the heater on , or 24 hours, or ceremony so they must be crap. i doubt anyone here can name one singer songwriter that has written anything substantial(worth listening to more than 100 times)after reaching 50. and cole porter ,harold arlen ,johnny mercer, pg wodehouse, irving berlin , noel coward , george and ira gershwin could not or did not sing well. huddie ledbetter comes close. paul simon ,dylan, mccartney try ,yet, who cares. ian mcculloch is still at it ,so maybe he will succeed .
