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Topic	2023 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees
pezzicle 05/04/23 2:04:13 AM #17:	azuarc posted... Joy Division: 2 albums before I was born that mostly only charted in UK and NZ. At least I've heard of them, though. New Order: 43 singles in England, a few of which barely charted in the US in late 80's early 90's. At least they have a much longer history, even if I knew nothing about them. I'm willing to concede this is just a blind spot, but it's not unreasonable to say the height of their success was before my time and not in this country. So what should I know them for? Any particular song(s) I ought to check out? unknown pleasures is the greatest album of all time so --- stop victory lapping around your desk, your chair has rollers, it's not even really exercise <cite>pezzicle posted [p:973253019] in 2023 Rock ... [t:80432055]...</cite> <quote>azuarc posted... </cite><quote>Joy Division: 2 albums before I was born that mostly only charted in UK and NZ. At least I've heard of them, though.New Order: 43 singles in England, a few of which barely charted in the US in late 80's early 90's. At least they have a much longer history, even if I knew nothing about them. I'm willing to concede this is just a blind spot, but it's not unreasonable to say the height of their success was before my time and not in this country.So what should I know them for? Any particular song(s) I ought to check out?</quote>unknown pleasures is the greatest album of all time so --- stop victory lapping around your desk, your chair has rollers, it's not even really exercise</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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