Meanwhile in Pitchfork, details of the new New Order album, which will be titled Waiting For The Sirens' Call, and supposedly be more electronic than the last one (though there were also rumours that it was going to be in a dirty-blues-rock direction like Primal Scream after the Ecstasy wore off). One of the tracks is titled I Told You So; I wonder whether this is a nod to former Factory labelmates The Wake, who had a very New Orderesque song by that title on their last album.
Posted by: acb | http://dev.null.org/ | Sun Jan 30 10:22:51 2005
Don't remember, though "god-awful lyrics" sounds right for New Order circa Get Ready.
"What can I do, I feel like I'm on fire, if you only knew, you're the object of desire"
It looks like Prozac hasn't been kind to Barney's songwriting abilities.
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Posted by: datakid | http:// | Sun Jan 30 05:43:22 2005
Was it new order that did that song that was on a car commercial her in Oz?
"I don't want the world to change, I like the way it is, I want more of this" or some such?
I don't usually go for dissing bands for lyrical content, but that would have to be the most god awful lyric ever...and on a car ad no less...
Loved 24 hour party people, may they rot in hell...