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Printabledamosuzuki said: Well, I should qualify my statement - I was definitely a hardcore New Order fan at one time, and may be one again. I just haven't gone through a real hard NO phase for years... What'd you think of their last 2 albums? | |
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GangstaFam said: Axchi696 said: Eh, I lied again. I guess there wasn't anything new on the album. But I found the tracklisting. It came from http://www.tiede.com/joshuatree/
This is how they ordered the album: 1 Where the Streets Have No Name Silver and Gold Still Haven't Found Spanish Eyes With or Without You Luminous Times Walk to the Water Bullet the Blue Sky Running to Stand Still 2 Red Hill Mining Town Race Against Time In God's Country Trip Through Your Wires Sweetest Thing One Tree Hill Deep in the Heart Exit Mothers of the Disappeared 
I'm making this right now! Let me know what you think of it. I'm playing through right now, too. Some of it is a little strange (ie: Silver and Gold leading into Still Haven't Found), and at least one or two of the B-sides aren't up to the caliber of the rest of the album (Race Against Time and Deep in the Heart), but I still think it's an interesting way to listen to an album that I've probably played 1000 times before. I'm the first mammal to wear pants. | |
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GangstaFam said: damosuzuki said: Well, I should qualify my statement - I was definitely a hardcore New Order fan at one time, and may be one again. I just haven't gone through a real hard NO phase for years... What'd you think of their last 2 albums? Ya know, I haven't heard either album in full, and I don't believe I've heard one song off the last album. I guess I'm a lapsed fan. I did think Turn My Way was quite good. I can't remember anything else from Get Ready. | |
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damosuzuki said: Ya know, I haven't heard either album in full, and I don't believe I've heard one song off the last album. I guess I'm a lapsed fan.
I did think Turn My Way was quite good. I can't remember anything else from Get Ready. Want me to help ya out?  | |
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Axchi696 said: Let me know what you think of it. I'm playing through right now, too. Some of it is a little strange (ie: Silver and Gold leading into Still Haven't Found), and at least one or two of the B-sides aren't up to the caliber of the rest of the album (Race Against Time and Deep in the Heart), but I still think it's an interesting way to listen to an album that I've probably played 1000 times before.
I will. I want to make a studio only version of "Rattle & Hum" too. It'd be much better that way. | |
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GangstaFam said: damosuzuki said: Ya know, I haven't heard either album in full, and I don't believe I've heard one song off the last album. I guess I'm a lapsed fan.
I did think Turn My Way was quite good. I can't remember anything else from Get Ready. Want me to help ya out? Thanks, but I think this thread has motivated me to seek out the records. I'm about due for a spending spree anyway. What did you think of the last album? | |
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GangstaFam said: Axchi696 said: Let me know what you think of it. I'm playing through right now, too. Some of it is a little strange (ie: Silver and Gold leading into Still Haven't Found), and at least one or two of the B-sides aren't up to the caliber of the rest of the album (Race Against Time and Deep in the Heart), but I still think it's an interesting way to listen to an album that I've probably played 1000 times before.
I will. I want to make a studio only version of "Rattle & Hum" too. It'd be much better that way.  "Dancing Barefoot" and "Hallelujah, Here She Comes" are 2 of their best b-sides ever. Could've only served to make the album stronger. Of course, I don't think that some of the B-sides were even recorded when the album came out.I'm the first mammal to wear pants. | |
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Axchi696 said: "Dancing Barefoot" and "Hallelujah, Here She Comes" are 2 of their best b-sides ever. Could've only served to make the album stronger. Of course, I don't think that some of the B-sides were even recorded when the album came out.They'd all sound fine on there though, don'tcha think? I really love "A Room at the Heartbreak Hotel". It's a perfect companion to "Desire". I plan on throwing "Jesus Christ" into the mix too. | |
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damosuzuki said: Thanks, but I think this thread has motivated me to seek out the records. I'm about due for a spending spree anyway. What did you think of the last album?
I like it. It's fresh and poppy. Kinda returning to what they do best. "Get Ready" seemed more in the vein of "Brotherhood" with its rock leanings. I love it for that reason. What else do you plan on picking up during your spree?  | |
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GangstaFam said: Axchi696 said: "Dancing Barefoot" and "Hallelujah, Here She Comes" are 2 of their best b-sides ever. Could've only served to make the album stronger. Of course, I don't think that some of the B-sides were even recorded when the album came out.They'd all sound fine on there though, don'tcha think? I really love "A Room at the Heartbreak Hotel". It's a perfect companion to "Desire". I plan on throwing "Jesus Christ" into the mix too. Yep, I love almost all of 'em. I have to admit to loving a lot of the live covers on R&H, though. I know I'm supposed to hate "Helter Skelter" and "All Along the Watchtower", but I just can't. I do hate "When Love Comes to Town". Bleh. I'm the first mammal to wear pants. | |
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I like both of their newer albums. I think that they've spawned some of their best singles ever, but I really didn't like the duet with Corgan on Get Ready. I was really excited by the idea of it, but when I finally heard the song I was underwhelmed. I'm the first mammal to wear pants. | |
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GangstaFam said: damosuzuki said: Thanks, but I think this thread has motivated me to seek out the records. I'm about due for a spending spree anyway. What did you think of the last album?
I like it. It's fresh and poppy. Kinda returning to what they do best. "Get Ready" seemed more in the vein of "Brotherhood" with its rock leanings. I love it for that reason. What else do you plan on picking up during your spree? Brotherhood, to me, is the best thing either band ever put out. It's pretty much influenced the way I hear all music since.. I do like Get Ready too.  [Edited 12/12/06 21:02pm] |
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GangstaFam said: Axchi696 said: Eh, I lied again. I guess there wasn't anything new on the album. But I found the tracklisting. It came from http://www.tiede.com/joshuatree/
This is how they ordered the album: 1 Where the Streets Have No Name Silver and Gold Still Haven't Found Spanish Eyes With or Without You Luminous Times Walk to the Water Bullet the Blue Sky Running to Stand Still 2 Red Hill Mining Town Race Against Time In God's Country Trip Through Your Wires Sweetest Thing One Tree Hill Deep in the Heart Exit Mothers of the Disappeared
I'm making this right now! damnit i have to go to work in three minutes and i want to make this too! 
oh well, one more thing for the weekend  and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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Axchi696 said: Yep, I love almost all of 'em. I have to admit to loving a lot of the live covers on R&H, though. I know I'm supposed to hate "Helter Skelter" and "All Along the Watchtower", but I just can't. I do hate "When Love Comes to Town". Bleh.
I kinda wish they had just done 2 separate albums - a live one in '88 and a new studio one in '89. | |
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Axchi696 said: I like both of their newer albums. I think that they've spawned some of their best singles ever, but I really didn't like the duet with Corgan on Get Ready. I was really excited by the idea of it, but when I finally heard the song I was underwhelmed.
That's one of the tracks I like best actually. But it doesn't feel like much of a collaboration. | |
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new order-brotherhood | |
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purplerein said: new order-brotherhood
Cool to see so many acknowledging this one. | |
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Great! This thread has been very succesful.
I didnt expect you will end talking about U2 Actually I can´t stand the 80s U2 any longer 
I still love Achtung Baby a lot And I´m not entusiasthic either of their two recent albums 
What the hell is wrong with me? ...Dorothy made me laugh (ha ha)...
THE ORG TOP 50 http://www.prince.org/msg/8/192731 PRINCE or MESHELL NDEGEOCELLO http://www.prince.org/msg...02?jump=51 The Funny Thread About the Album Kiss http://www.prince.org/msg...0652?&pg=1 | |
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GangstaFam said: purplerein said: new order-brotherhood
Cool to see so many acknowledging this one. It's probably their best album. | |
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VoicesCarry said: It's probably their best album.
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I haven't read what others have suggested, but I think it's best to buy the complilations entitled "Substance" for each band.
They'll give you a good start | |
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applekisses said: I haven't read what others have suggested, but I think it's best to buy the complilations entitled "Substance" for each band.
They'll give you a good start You like everything good.  | |
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GangstaFam said: applekisses said: I haven't read what others have suggested, but I think it's best to buy the complilations entitled "Substance" for each band.
They'll give you a good start You like everything good.  Like you!  | |
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