1. Best bit
2. Worst bit
3. Why you love/hate it
4. Percentage rating
5. Your favorite movie

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Tasty Fish.

1. Best bit
2. Worst bit
3. Why you love/hate it
4. Percentage rating
5. Your favorite movie

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Tasty Fish.

1. Halfway through, when everything stops and then the lovely synths come in, TIED with the opening few seconds when Barney starts singing.
2. I actually don't think there are any parts I can say that are worse than any others!
3. I know most of you hate this song, but I really love it. I think that it's gorgeous musically and lyrically hilarious.
4. 80%
4. Ingmar Bergman's WINTER LIGHT (aka THE COMMUNICANTS)

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Tasty Fish.

1. Halfway through, when everything stops and then the lovely synths come in, TIED with the opening few seconds when Barney starts singing.
2. I actually don't think there are any parts I can say that are worse than any others!
3. I know most of you hate this song, but I really love it. I think that it's gorgeous musically and lyrically hilarious.
4. 80%
4. Ingmar Bergman's WINTER LIGHT (aka THE COMMUNICANTS)

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Tasty Fish.

Putting this song up may get you thrown out of the forums!


Best: When Hook plays the first notes on his bass. This is the joy of New Order encapsulated in a few small seconds.

Worst: The doo-do-do-do-doo etc. It kinda fits and kinda doesn’t. And it always makes me ask, “where are the colored girls?”

Why Love It: One absolute treasure in the song – to repeat myself - is Hooky’s bass. The sound and melody are in such a stark contrast to the apparent triviality and humor of the lyrics. Love the ending – how can the CD be scratching like an LP? Bernard cracking up is great. The, as you so well put it, lovely synths following the pause are always a highlight (another joy of New Order). New Order’s strategic use of the hand-clap is terribly underrated. The one drawback is the potential novelty factor.

Percentage Rating: 77%.

Favorite Movie: too tough to pick a single favorite (and too many yet to be discovered and enjoyed to place any finality on the question!). But one of my favorites: Miller’s Crossing, the Coen Brothers. Just a delightful film. Never get tired of Albert Finney and Gabriel Byrne. Just look into your heart.

Putting this song up may get you thrown out of the forums!


Best: When Hook plays the first notes on his bass. This is the joy of New Order encapsulated in a few small seconds.

Worst: The doo-do-do-do-doo etc. It kinda fits and kinda doesn’t. And it always makes me ask, “where are the colored girls?”

Why Love It: One absolute treasure in the song – to repeat myself - is Hooky’s bass. The sound and melody are in such a stark contrast to the apparent triviality and humor of the lyrics. Love the ending – how can the CD be scratching like an LP? Bernard cracking up is great. The, as you so well put it, lovely synths following the pause are always a highlight (another joy of New Order). New Order’s strategic use of the hand-clap is terribly underrated. The one drawback is the potential novelty factor.

Percentage Rating: 77%.

Favorite Movie: too tough to pick a single favorite (and too many yet to be discovered and enjoyed to place any finality on the question!). But one of my favorites: Miller’s Crossing, the Coen Brothers. Just a delightful film. Never get tired of Albert Finney and Gabriel Byrne. Just look into your heart.

1. Best bit: Barney's laugh
2. Worst bit: none
3. Why you love it: because of the funny lyrics
4. Percentage rating: 80%
5. Your favorite movie: Kill Bill part I

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Silly rabbit, trix are for kids!

1. Best bit: Barney's laugh
2. Worst bit: none
3. Why you love it: because of the funny lyrics
4. Percentage rating: 80%
5. Your favorite movie: Kill Bill part I

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Silly rabbit, trix are for kids!

1. Barney second laughing when his voice goes up at "Doo-doo-doo-doo".
2. Is there something bad?
3. The lyrics are marvellous. I don't remember anyone singing something like that before.
4. 78 %
5. Terry Gilliam's "Brazil"

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Here I am in a house full of doors but no exits

1. Barney second laughing when his voice goes up at "Doo-doo-doo-doo".
2. Is there something bad?
3. The lyrics are marvellous. I don't remember anyone singing something like that before.
4. 78 %
5. Terry Gilliam's "Brazil"

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Here I am in a house full of doors but no exits

1. The ending synths, crazy outro effect, Barney pissing himself over the lyrics
2. A bit dull
3. Shows they still have a sense of humor
4. 90%
5. I really have to pick ONE?!

I'll get back to you on that...

Edited by: 2005 > 2010 on 24/04/2005 1:53:15 PM - 1:53:15 PM

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Just give me one more day...

1. The ending synths, crazy outro effect, Barney pissing himself over the lyrics
2. A bit dull
3. Shows they still have a sense of humor
4. 90%
5. I really have to pick ONE?!

I'll get back to you on that...

Edited by: 2005 > 2010 on 24/04/2005 1:53:15 PM - 1:53:15 PM

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Just give me one more day...

Aleph via Krafty wrote:

1. The ending synths, crazy outro effect, Barney pissing himself over the lyrics 2. A bit dull 3. Shows they still have a sense of humor 4. 90% 5. I really have to pick ONE?! I'll get back to you on that...

Name three that you really love, then.

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Doctorin' the Tardis.

Aleph via Krafty wrote:

1. The ending synths, crazy outro effect, Barney pissing himself over the lyrics 2. A bit dull 3. Shows they still have a sense of humor 4. 90% 5. I really have to pick ONE?! I'll get back to you on that...

Name three that you really love, then.

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Doctorin' the Tardis.

I am glad to see that there are at least a few other people on here that love ELC!

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Doctorin' the Tardis.

I am glad to see that there are at least a few other people on here that love ELC!

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Doctorin' the Tardis.

Conduct, Keep feeling the love because every little counts

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“Of course you don't want to do that, because you're not robots. That's why we love you so much."

Conduct, Keep feeling the love because every little counts

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“Of course you don't want to do that, because you're not robots. That's why we love you so much."

Conduct wrote:

Aleph via Krafty wrote: 1. The ending synths, crazy outro effect, Barney pissing himself over the lyrics 2. A bit dull 3. Shows they still have a sense of humor 4. 90% 5. I really have to pick ONE?! I'll get back to you on that... Name three that you really love, then.

Back to the Future
Heat
LA Confidential


That list can change in about an hour though

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Just give me one more day...

Conduct wrote:

Aleph via Krafty wrote: 1. The ending synths, crazy outro effect, Barney pissing himself over the lyrics 2. A bit dull 3. Shows they still have a sense of humor 4. 90% 5. I really have to pick ONE?! I'll get back to you on that... Name three that you really love, then.

Back to the Future
Heat
LA Confidential


That list can change in about an hour though

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Just give me one more day...

Aleph via Krafty wrote:

Conduct wrote:  Aleph via Krafty wrote: 1. The ending synths, crazy outro effect, Barney pissing himself over the lyrics 2. A bit dull 3. Shows they still have a sense of humor 4. 90% 5. I really have to pick ONE?! I'll get back to you on that... Name three that you really love, then. Back to the Future

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Doctorin' the Tardis.

Aleph via Krafty wrote:

Conduct wrote:  Aleph via Krafty wrote: 1. The ending synths, crazy outro effect, Barney pissing himself over the lyrics 2. A bit dull 3. Shows they still have a sense of humor 4. 90% 5. I really have to pick ONE?! I'll get back to you on that... Name three that you really love, then. Back to the Future

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Doctorin' the Tardis.

It is unadulterated drivel, it has no redeeming features. Not even the attempt at humour and the parody of Walk on the Wild Side can save it in my opinion from being the worst five minutes of their career. One gig they followed it with All Day Long. I went to the bar.

Favourite movie? Crash.

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Digital - the UK's top Joy Division tribute
http://www.knownpleasures.co.uk

It is unadulterated drivel, it has no redeeming features. Not even the attempt at humour and the parody of Walk on the Wild Side can save it in my opinion from being the worst five minutes of their career. One gig they followed it with All Day Long. I went to the bar.

Favourite movie? Crash.

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Digital - the UK's top Joy Division tribute
http://www.knownpleasures.co.uk

oldmonkey wrote:

It is unadulterated drivel, it has no redeeming features. Not even the attempt at humour and the parody of Walk on the Wild Side can save it in my opinion from being the worst five minutes of their career. One gig they followed it with All Day Long. I went to the bar. Favourite movie? Crash.

Now don't get too sentimental and gushy on us!

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Doctorin' the Tardis.