Wall of Mouths

Sons and Daughters- The Gift

No More Talk- Dubstar

Sister I’m A Poet- Morrissey

Everything’s Gone Green- New Order

I despise Mark Ronson. And what he’s done to ‘Just’ is as heinous as what he did to ‘Stop Me If You Think That You’ve Heard This One Before’.

Well, I managed to find out that Talking Heads’ 2nd album was released in the month I was born, along with Dire Straits’ 1st :eek:

Interestingly, Dead Kennedys were formed that month, which is more significant…

First four albums are good, including the Welsh languauge one, ‘Myng’. Very eclectic and daft but also good musically. Since then I’ve been a bit disappointed. ‘New Life’ was great but they’ve put out far too many ballady type songs and straight-up pop like the single of ‘Rings around the World’.

Half A Person- The Smiths

Unfortunately there’s far too much of this kind of thing around. I never thought people could stoop even LOWER than The Feeling.

French Disko by Stereolab on Radio 6

Miss Modular by Stereolab. Very chirpy indeed.

But, Dan, he’s right with the rest. Give him 30 seconds…

Probably because your eardrums are strewn all over their desks.

Just an excuse really. I could have said ‘because they have Weapons of Mass Destruction’ instead. But no-one would stoop that low.

Anyone who was at the MTV Europe awards. They should have bombed the place for humanitarian reasons.

David’s Last Summer- Pulp

Yeh, but Dennis, don’t you find George Formby isn’t nearly as good as he used to be?

He went downhill fast after he had that fling with that lass from Girls Aloud.

Echo’s Answer- Broadcast

Disappointment???!!!

What exactly were you expecting??!!!

New Dawn Fades- Joy Division

Yes, that sounds very much like Jeremy Beadle…

The New- Interpol

Jeremy Beadle wasn’t in Joy Division.

I think he was one of the Buzzcocks.

What are you going to announce?

“And we’re not talking about Joy Division because this is a thread about the film not the band”

I think I’ve already answered that…

Who said you weren’t allowed to talk about Joy Division?

And the bandwagon has already begun, there are far younger JD fans than me…

Given that the film is about Ian Curtis and Joy Division, then practically anything to do with the band is on-topic!

I was simply trying to answer the person who said that it was ‘a Macclesfield film’ whereas it is fairly clear to anyone that Mancunia plays a not insignificant part in proceedings.

mrs h wrote:

Shhh Igor! This thread isn’t about Joy Division, it’s about the film.

Now I come to think of it, did I see somewhere that half of it is actually filmed in Nottingham? :D

But the ‘film’ shows ‘actors’ playing ‘Joy Division’ gigs, most of which took place outside Macclesfield, and indeed Nottingham for that matter.

The scenes outside Ian and Debbie’s house are definitely Macclesfield, because that’s the actual 77 Barton Street.

fatboy wrote:

The film is a Macilsfield (shit, spelt that wrong) not a Manchester one.

I don’t think Joy Division did many gigs in Macclesfield though. I don’t think ANYONE does many gigs in Macclesfield to be honest.

Queen of Outer Space- The Wedding Present