Thirty Years Ago Today

Ceremony

blahem
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Technique actually came out January 30, 1989, so you missed the 30th anniversary by a few months.
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Shareefruck

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I was wondering what "Getting Over It" was, so I gave it a shot. As much as I LOVE Bernard Sumner as a member of Joy Division and as a guitarist, I cannot for the life of me understand how his vocals aren't generally considered bad-sounding to most other people's ears. Most of his stuff sounds super cheesy to me.
 

Mike Mills

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If you don’t like Electronic I think you have bad taste in music sorry not sorry
 

Spring in Fialta

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I was wondering what "Getting Over It" was, so I gave it a shot. As much as I LOVE Bernard Sumner as a member of Joy Division and as a guitarist, I cannot for the life of me understand how his vocals aren't generally considered bad-sounding to most other people's ears. Most of his stuff sounds super cheesy to me.

I think it works sometimes, but his lyrics tend to be woefully bad. I like his singing on tracks like Leave Me Alone, Ceremony or Temptation. Technique is a good album, but I agree, he often sounds pretty cheesy there.
 

Shareefruck

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I think it works sometimes, but his lyrics tend to be woefully bad. I like his singing on tracks like Leave Me Alone, Ceremony or Temptation. Technique is a good album, but I agree, he often sounds pretty cheesy there.
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As an obsessive Sister Ray fan, this hurts to listen to. :laugh:

Don't get me wrong, I like New Order songs, like the ones you mentioned, but even when I do, I'm a bit skeptical about whether or not I'm just allowing their strong music-writing/playing ability excuse the vocals/lyrics, which are never the strong point for me.
 
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