Joy Division vs New Order - who would you rather sample?
Whose music could be remixed into a better track?
Posted by glass on Oct-17-2007 18:30:
I hate question's like this, but the obvious one is new order.
Posted by Frenchie on Oct-17-2007 18:34:
Your moms sweet fountain of youth.
Posted by mother's ruin on Oct-17-2007 18:37:
But maybe that answer is TOO obvious. You could get some really spooky sounding stuff out of JD.
Posted by shaw on Oct-17-2007 18:48:
FOURTH
Posted by Lira on Oct-17-2007 20:41:
Both suck.
Posted by emc^2 on Oct-17-2007 21:18:
quote:
Originally posted by Lira
Both suck.
quoted for truthiness...
r.u. serious?
1. Blue monday
2. Bizzare Love Triangle
3. State of the nation
4. Regret
and so on...
I'd say New Order but isn't it kinda cliche? Unless something is really wicked. Either way, clearing the samples for "official" -e.g. commercial release would be damn near impossible and/or astronomically expensive.
have fun.
Posted by UWM on Oct-17-2007 21:29:
Haven't I seen this thread somewhere before ... ?
Posted by Abercrombie on Oct-17-2007 21:30:
If you had to choose, Joy Division.
As far as New Order.... don't fuck with perfection.
My Substance 1989 double vinyl is one of my most cherished albums.
Posted by Lira on Oct-17-2007 22:50:
quote:
Originally posted by emc^2
r.u. serious?
Pretty much, yup. We're talking about the 80's here, aren't we? Hip Hop was far more interesting, back then.
Posted by Lilith on Oct-18-2007 03:13:
I'd rather crap producers just leave the classics alone most any day.
Posted by bas on Oct-18-2007 07:47:
THE SHAMEN
They started it all anyway
Posted by Spike on Oct-18-2007 14:17:
new order man no contest
Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Oct-18-2007 15:47:
quote:
Originally posted by Lira
Pretty much, yup. We're talking about the 80's here, aren't we? Hip Hop was far more interesting, back then.
I am going to have to respectfully disagree. New Order is still amazing twenty years later. Run DMC sounds dated.
Posted by ExOn on Oct-18-2007 15:54:
You don't.
Posted by PressPLay on Oct-19-2007 00:38:
quote:
Originally posted by Abercrombie
If you had to choose, Joy Division.
As far as New Order.... don't fuck with perfection.
My Substance 1989 double vinyl is one of my most cherished albums.
The double vinyl is "Substance 1987" and the music video compilation on VHS was titled "Substance 1989".
Anyway, I can't wait to see the new released bio pic about Ian Curtis called "Control". It was directed by Anton Corbijn famed for Depeche Mode and U2 videos. Another interesting fact about this movie was it was co-financed by Martin Gore of Depeche Mode.
Posted by Lira on Oct-19-2007 01:04:
quote:
Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
I am going to have to respectfully disagree. New Order is still amazing twenty years later. Run DMC sounds dated.
