POLL Will Tear Us Apart – ILM Artist Poll #86 - JOY DIVISION – New Order solo or other groups Poll (aka the Electronic poll) – a NEW ORDER (#37) supplement poll --- Results Thread

i' up and ready to go

New Order Solo or other Groups

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lPmTQUggok

20. Didn't Know What Love Was
From: Hot CHip
Featuring: Bernard Sumner (vocals, keyboards, production)
Released: 2010
81 Points, 2 Votes

i see Stephen Morris is also in the video playing drums but not sure if he is actually on this track. in fact i can't find any information in regards to this track. if anyone knows any history of this track please share.

that should read:

From: Hot Chip, Bernard Sumner & Hot City

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sOpbRL8R4g

19. Out of Control
From: The Chemical Brothers
Featuring: Bernard Summer (vocals, guitar)
Released: 11 October 1999

83 Points, 3 Votes, 1 Number One

sorry, 2 Votes

I think i need some coffee.

The music video of the song was directed by W.I.Z.. The video's cast includes actress Rosario Dawson and Michel Brown, and depicts a Mexican conflict between government and EZLN, a revolutionary group that appeared during the 1990s. Then is revealed to be an advertisement for a fictional Coca-Cola-type beverage. The camera pans out to reveal it being displayed in an electronic shop, before the storefront is smashed in and the video ends with shaky night-time footage of violent urban riots, shot on handheld cameras.

Interesting start and two songs I really don't know.

ok, i changed the formatting a little bit. you would think this was my first poll.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31Q-0fbJla4

18. Dark Angel
By: Electronic
From: Raise the Pressure
Released: 8 July 1996
84 Points, 2 Votes, 1 Number One

I didn’t vote in this part of the poll but I really do love Out Of Control.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXWZrHke8Hw

17. Feel Every Beat
By: Electronic
From: Electronic
Single Released: September 9, 1991
101 Points, 3 Votes

The A-side is a combination of rock and house music, and is a favourite of both the two members Johnny Marr and Bernard Sumner. Marr began an early version of "Feel Every Beat" with the intention of releasing it on a solo album. Sumner's lyrics are about the criminalisation of rave culture in Britain.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROGn_3tyBhI

16. Spanish Heart
By: 808 State
From: ex:el
Featuring: Bernard Summer (vocals)
ReleasedL 4 March 1991
104 Points, 3 Votes

i saw this 808 State tour and according to my ticket stub it was on Saturday Night September 14, 1991. it was a rave, when they were a big thing here in Los Angeles. i will never forget as it was at where they housed the Spruce Goose. so here you have all these kids jacked up on ecstasy, watching 808 State and then it because one huge party. it was trippy as you were at a club with this huge gigantic plane in the middle of it all. i had such an advantage living in Los Angeles when the rave culture stated here. i have so many stories with other exotic locations like the Spruce Goose.

I've seen 808 State three times, every gig tremendous. "Spanish Heart" had the advantage of coming out at the same time as Electronic's debut and my discovering the New Order universe, therefore I love it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zEZAij6vGw

15. Tasty Fish
By: The Other Two
From: The Other Two & You
Released: 28 October 1993 (UK), 1 November 1994 (US)
105 Points, 3 Votes

Pleasant, inessential.

That video is so hilariously bad. But hopefully this means a top ten finish for "Selfish"!

i do like her voice. i know it really wasn't New Order's style but i would have thought they would let her sing on a b-side or something.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivUi8l0uMqA

14. For You
By: Electronic
From: Electronic
Single Released: September 16, 1996
116 Points, 3 Votes

damn there is no information about the video. i wanted to hear the story about the tank rolling over that camper.

i mean, you can't just rent a tank.

can we meet
on the street
maybe tomorrow?

oh damn:

For You is from Raise the Pressure.

Thanks for making me listen to Spanish Heart for the 1st time in 25 years. Such a fascinating mix of styles

One of Barnie's more delightful haiku:

I feel so good
when I look at you
I refuse to believe
there was ever a question.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzWT5uio9uw

Try All You Want
By: Electronic
From: Electronic
Released: 28 May 1991
164 Points, 4 Votes, 1 Number One

when did Wiz change his name to W.I.Z.?

13.

i mean, you can't just rent a tank.

i don't think it's hard to acquire such decommissioned vehicles in the uk. iirc aphex twin owned a tank at one point. super furry animals did too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HETySgf-SYs

12. Forbidden City
By: Electronic
From: Raise the Pressure
Single Released: 24 June 1996
172 Points, 5 Votes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49LBrMmJU4c

11. Selfish
By: The Other Two
From: The Other Two & You
Released: 28 October 1993 (UK), 1 November 1994 (US)
182 Points, 5 Votes

i will have images for Joy Division.

Top 10

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRBeaaRk0jU

10. Idiot Country
By: Electronic
From: Electronic
Released: 28 May 1991
248 Points, 8 Votes (1 vote for "Idiot Country Two" (AKA ultimatum mix))

Selfish is the best St Etienne track never released.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sl_ifR2qHlQ

9. Reality
By: Electronic
From: Electronic
Released: 28 May 1991
273 Points, 7 Votes

i thought there would be live videos for Electronic's deep cuts.

The acid house breakdown in the middle is glorious.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jf5JxeDuoPI

8. Gangster
By: Electronic
275 Points, 7 Votes

"The Patience of a Saint" predated the album Electronic, having been written with Pet Shop Boys soon after their collaborating with singer Neil Tennant on "Getting Away with It" in 1989.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wXQZNC1864

7. The Patience of a Saint
By: Electronic
326 Points, 9 Votes

did that in the wrong order, too many open windows.

"gangster" >>>>>> most songs

agree, it was my number four on this thing. i read somewhere where "Gangster" was written for an aborted Bernard Sumner solo album.

I'm trying to imagine Sumner sitting down, as he claims, to write a narrative. Sober.

Nothing in 1991 sounded like "The Patience of a Saint." It doesn't sound like PSB, it doesn't sound like New Order, and Sumner shows how much he learned as a vocalist.