Originally Posted by: Mr. Disco Oh, great.... yet another """""""definitive"""""" guide to JD/NO.
Yeah, we probably don't need another retrospective look at the band.
However, that magazine was released back in 2012 (where do the years go?), so I guess, there are probably new fans wanting this sort of stuff. And for us old-timers, there's at least a few new articles / photos.
Originally Posted by: GotBlueEyes Originally Posted by: perspexorange There’s no way of telling with the magazine whether each LP was reviewed by the same person or not which only adds to the confusion.
Actually - each album review credits the author in the title. I'll grant you it's not immediately noticeable and not in the spot you'd normally expect (at the end of the review) David Quantick does a couple of them, so it's not like they chose people who know nothing about the band
Ah - Yeah. I see what you mean now. Hadn't got around to really going through the magazine yet, so kind of didn't notice that the LPs were reviewed in the main body of writing. Just thought the articles headed 'Movement', 'Low Life' etc. were part of a chronology, i.e. telling the story of that particular time period etc.
Thought that the only reviews as such were those 'track scores'.
Originally Posted by: Fotzepolitic Originally Posted by: Mr. Disco Oh, great.... yet another """""""definitive"""""" guide to JD/NO.
Though god knows where it is, it was last seen under a bed some years ago.
That's exactly where my copy is! My bed, I mean. Not yours. That'd be weird!
Speaking of magazines, anyone else surprised / annoyed that 'New Order' have never been cover stars of 'Q' magazine?
Incredible really, given that magazines' 30+ year history, to never feature such a prominent band.
(I think I'm right with that fact. They were featured in a smaller photo on the cover back in '93 or so, but Bowie was the cover star.).
I don't know why this bothers me. It just does. I mean, bands like Elbow and Supergrass got covers, but no New Order...