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We'll_live_and_die · Oct 3, 2013

singers_pore said:
Amazed there are people on here who have never heard of Joy Division. "Love will tear us apart" is huge. I'm not even a fan! I preferred the likes of The Cure and Siouxsie and the Banshees.

Ahh that's the one. I knew that they had done one song that I know. It's the one that is on The Wedding Singer isn't it?

Joy Division · Oct 3, 2013

Maybe Queen can open the new stadium with whoever they are collaborating with now, like 5ive or some x-factor guy that Brian May always turns up on stage with.

skybluelee · Oct 3, 2013

Joy Division said:
People have different tastes and all that, which is a good thing I suppose. Queen wrote some very good pop songs which of course is correct, however I think you are confusing influential with popularity. Joy Division were/are much more influential, Queen are more popular.

G n'R, Foo Fighters and Metallica all reference Queen as a major influences on their careers. 3 of the biggest rock (in Metallica's case, metal) bands of all-time, so Queen must have been reasonably influential!

thaiskyblue · Oct 3, 2013

Joy Division said:
Maybe Queen can open the new stadium with whoever they are collaborating with now, like 5ive or some x-factor guy that Brian May always turns up on stage with.

acl will not be pleased poaching their stadium acts more court cases ?

RegTheDonk · Oct 3, 2013

Joy Division said:
Went on to form New Order, probably havent heard of these either?

Oooh. That sounds a bit handbags mate

Yes I have heard of New Order but, again, couln't name that tune.

We'll_live_and_die · Oct 3, 2013

Joy Division said:
Maybe Queen can open the new stadium with whoever they are collaborating with now, like 5ive or some x-factor guy that Brian May always turns up on stage with.

I know like Joy Division when the front man died they should've disbanded and left it. Freddie could've reformed Queen without the others but I don't think it really worked replacing Freddie. Lets be honest they were his backing band regardless of Mays Guitar skills.

skybluelee · Oct 3, 2013

Joy Division said:
Maybe Queen can open the new stadium with whoever they are collaborating with now, like 5ive or some x-factor guy that Brian May always turns up on stage with.

At least Queen could still fill a 12K arena/shed...

Joy Division · Oct 3, 2013

Rich said:
Although the song has become one of the most revered in popular music history,
The song has won numerous awards, and has been covered and parodied by many artists
It is a regular entry in greatest-songs polls, and it was named by the Guinness Book of Records in 2002 as the top British single of all time
The single was accompanied by a promotional video, which many scholars consider ground-breaking.

this song changed the direction of music in general and watching one of the numerous documentaries that have been made about it, will tell you that it was production of Music and Video in a way that had not been done before. This set the trend for production of music and film working in unison that we see today.

Changed the direction of music how? Sets the trend in music production to this day in what way? Which scholars consider the video ground breaking?

thaiskyblue · Oct 3, 2013

skybluelee said:
At least Queen could still fill a 12K arena/shed...

don't mention marilion, shushhhhhhhhhhh !

We'll_live_and_die · Oct 3, 2013

skybluelee said:
G n'R, Foo Fighters and Metallica all reference Queen as a major influences on their careers. 3 of the biggest rock (in Metallica's case, metal) bands of all-time, so Queen must have been reasonably influential!

Joy Division said:
Changed the direction of music how? Sets the trend in music production to this day in what way? Which scholars consider the video ground breaking?

See above

Joy Division · Oct 3, 2013

skybluelee said:
G n'R, Foo Fighters and Metallica all reference Queen as a major influences on their careers. 3 of the biggest rock (in Metallica's case, metal) bands of all-time, so Queen must have been reasonably influential!

Metallica call everyone an influence

Godiva · Oct 3, 2013

The show must go on ...

hill83 · Oct 3, 2013

Can I just say that this is worse than a Sisu/ACL debate. Everyone has different music tastes and this is starting to get a bit touch and go.

valiant15 · Oct 3, 2013

hill83 said:
Can I just say that this is worse than a Sisu/ACL debate. Everyone has different music tastes and this is starting to get a bit touch and go.

Are you still pissed that bros never reformed then??

We'll_live_and_die · Oct 3, 2013

Joy Division said:
Metallica call everyone an influence

Do they call Joy division an influence?

thaiskyblue · Oct 3, 2013

who remembers that song that the sky blues used to come out to by B.A ROBERTSON ( he's Strachen's mate ), gabbage !

valiant15 · Oct 3, 2013

Rich said:
Do they call Joy division an influence?

Diamond head?

hill83 · Oct 3, 2013

valiant15 said:
Are you still pissed that bros never reformed then??

Heartbroken.

We'll_live_and_die · Oct 3, 2013

valiant15 said:
Diamond head?

Who you calling Diamond Head? PIN HEAD

Hugh Jarse · Oct 3, 2013

thaiskyblue said:
who remembers that song that the sky blues used to come out to by B.A ROBERTSON ( he's Strachen's mate ), gabbage !

Yep, sadly, I do!

SkyBlue76 · Oct 3, 2013

Sorry, can't help myself joining in. Queen were my favourite band growing up. Anyone who says they were just a singles band has obviously not heard their albums. They would be my ultimate favourite band ever - if it weren't for the mighty Swedish rap metal band CLAWFINGER. (No I'm not kidding, you have got to check Clawfinger out. Find 'Biggest and the Best' on youtube, sit back and enjoy...)

James Smith · Oct 3, 2013

thaiskyblue said:
who remembers that song that the sky blues used to come out to by B.A ROBERTSON ( he's Strachen's mate ), gabbage !

It's the life son? It's for life son? Dreadful and made even worse after hearing the most excellent Mr Blue Sky for so many years on a Saturday afternoon. Jeff Lynne and F.Mercury are/were geniuses, Queen are as far as I know the only UK band to have had number ones written by every member of the band whilst they were alive.

We'll_live_and_die · Oct 3, 2013

James Smith said:
Queen are as far as I know the only UK band to have had number ones written by every member of the band whilst they were alive.

Surely 1 direction must've accomplished this? By god they are talentless when it comes to singing. Please don't tell me someone writes that garbage for them?

Joy Division · Oct 3, 2013

SkyBlue76 said:
Sorry, can't help myself joining in. Queen were my favourite band growing up. Anyone who says they were just a singles band has obviously not heard their albums. They would be my ultimate favourite band ever - if it weren't for the mighty Swedish rap metal band CLAWFINGER. (No I'm not kidding, you have got to check Clawfinger out. Find 'Biggest and the Best' on youtube, sit back and enjoy...)

I quite like Queen, but nobody ever talks about their albums. How often do you see them in top 100 albums of all time lists.

We'll_live_and_die · Oct 3, 2013

Joy Division said:
I quite like Queen, but nobody ever talks about their albums. How often do you see them in top 100 albums of all time lists.

Surely that's because they had so many individual hits and not because the albums were poor? The Albums were definitely a collection of great songs.

skybluelee · Oct 3, 2013

Joy Division said:
I quite like Queen, but nobody ever talks about their albums. How often do you see them in top 100 albums of all time lists.

A Night At The Opera is in every top 100 album list I have ever seen, usually towards the top 10. Now I know you're just trolling.

SkyBlue76 · Oct 3, 2013

Joy Division said:
I quite like Queen, but nobody ever talks about their albums. How often do you see them in top 100 albums of all time lists.

A Night at the Opera was number 13 in Channel 4's top 100 albums.

http://www.listal.com/list/100-greatest-albums

hill83 · Oct 3, 2013

So the answer is 1 then so far.

With proof.

skybluelee · Oct 3, 2013

Joy Division said:
Metallica call everyone an influence

'Master Of Puppets' is (after Machine Head's 'The Blackening') the greatest album of all-time.

Mr T - Sukka! · Oct 3, 2013

When we were at HR the nickname
Of the new ground (Ricoh) was called Arena whenever. Due to delays? We had plans for it in1997.

Does the new ground now get the title Arena WHATEVER?

Grendel · Oct 3, 2013

For the record, the only thing Joy Division influenced me to do was reach for the off switch.

Overrated and shit.

Mr T - Sukka! · Oct 3, 2013

Joy division?

Thats exactly what she is doing to CCFCs fanbase.

Monners · Oct 3, 2013

Grendel, you spread little joy and create division - thought they would be right up your back passage

Joy Division · Oct 3, 2013

skybluelee said:
'Master Of Puppets' is (after Machine Head's 'The Blackening') the greatest album of all-time.

Master of puppets is a great album

Godiva · Oct 3, 2013

skybluelee said:
A Night At The Opera is in every top 100 album list I have ever seen, usually towards the top 10. Now I know you're just trolling.

But Innuendo was their best.

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