Not before JOY DIVISION!!!!

Posted by BulmaPunkRocker on Sunday, 07/6/2014 @ 22:56pm

Favorite band of all time. Pretty much single-handedly taught me how to write music. Fantastic albums with incredible consistency in their '80s albums. Perfect Kiss (extended version) is my favorite song of all time. I believe both will enter the HOF, but like others have said this "HOF" is absolutely worthless and holds no merit to me. In other words, I could care less. I believe both bands should be inducted separately bc of their different genres and the different paths both bands created. Both Joy Division and New Order were incredibly influential within rock. I really can't say enough about this band.

Posted by American on Tuesday, 02/24/2015 @ 23:26pm

They should be inducted as Joy Division/New Order

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 04/10/2016 @ 09:37am

New Radicals

Posted by Roy on Tuesday, 08/30/2016 @ 21:20pm

Given the personnel overlap they should induct New Order and Joy Division as one group of performers and recognize the collective work as worthy.

Posted by William on Friday, 12/30/2016 @ 13:51pm

Should be nominated and inducted as Joy Division/New Order.

Posted by Roy on Tuesday, 01/10/2017 @ 04:47am

A no-brainer - they need to be in the Hall!

Posted by Tim on Saturday, 01/21/2017 @ 11:54am

I already told Steven Van Zandt and that guy from the Roots (I forgot his name) on twitter that Joy Division and New Order should be nominated and inducted as Joy Division/New Order.

Posted by Roy on Monday, 03/12/2018 @ 09:48am

This is how I listen to "Regret" by New Order

01. 1982: I'll Melt With You by Modern English
02. 1983: Every Breath You Take by The Police
03. 1983: Time After Time by Cyndi Lauper
04. 1986: Don't Dream It's Over by Crowded House
05. 1988: Wind Beneath My Wings by Bette Midler
06. 1989: Do You Remember by Phil Collins
07. 1989: The End Of The Innocence by Don Henley
08. 1990: Show Me The Way by Styx
09. 1991: I Will Remember You by Amy Grant
10. 1991: It's So Hard To Say Goodbye To Yesterday by Boyz II Men
11. 1992: This Used To Be My Playground by Madonna
12. 1993: Ordinary World by Duran Duran
13. 1993: Regret by New Order
14. 1995: Name by Goo Goo Dolls
15. 1995: Don't Speak by No Doubt
16. 1997: MMMBop by Hanson

Posted by Roy on Monday, 06/18/2018 @ 08:33am

Yeah, there are a lot of songs to REGRET listening to in that playlist. Vomitosis to the maximum.

So, I commented on the JD page that I couldn't think of any other situation like their with NO but then I saw someone mention P/Funk and yeah that makes sense. 100%. now we just have to make it happen.

Posted by Gary on Sunday, 12/30/2018 @ 14:55pm

I said it there, I will say it here, STEVE BROTHERDALE HAS NO PLACE IN THE LISTING. He was in the band for 2 months, played on a 5 song demo, and was kicked out after trying to recruit Ian to be in his other band. You think that's the kind of chump they want to induct? NO. I'm all for Phil Cunningham getting inducted but it will be a freaking slap in the face if they try to induct whoever this arse they've replaced Hooky with.

Posted by Gary on Sunday, 12/30/2018 @ 15:01pm

THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Joy Division/New Order

01. Ian Curtis (Joy Division)
02. Peter Hook (Joy Division/New Order)
03. Stephen Morris (Joy Division/New Order)
04. Bernard Albrecht/Sumner (Joy Division/New Order)
05. Gillian Gilbert (New Order)

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 12/30/2018 @ 23:06pm

I still think Phil Cunningham should get in, he was technically a full-fledged member on the last album Hooky was on, Waiting for the Siren's Call. Which makes him a member for enough of the core group's time, in my honest/humble opinion. He began playing live with them on the tour for Get Ready since Gillian Gilbert didn't do that tour. I'd even said that after Hooky left, if they had jsut gotten Phil to play bass and brought Gillian back, it would have still been a legitimate attempt at calling it New Order and I think Hooky would have respected it more. But they didn't...

Posted by Gary on Friday, 01/4/2019 @ 17:58pm

New Order fans may be interested in knowing that Showtime has now been airing a new documentary on Joy Division/New Oder titled "Decades," which had premiered last night. Check your local listings for other times.

Well, what do you think?

Posted by Enigmaticus on Saturday, 12/28/2019 @ 13:15pm

New Order fans may be interested in knowing that Showtime has now been airing a new documentary on Joy Division/New Order titled "Decades," which had premiered last night. Check your local listings for other air times.

Well, what do you think?

Posted by Enigmaticus on Saturday, 12/28/2019 @ 13:29pm

They will be nominated and inducted as Joy Division / New Order.

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 02/28/2021 @ 21:37pm

On the eve of the release of this year's list of R&RHOF inductee candidates, will we finally see the premier post-punk/pre-EDM rockers finally make the list? Their best chance to finally get the recognition THEY all deserve is a joint induction as Joy Division/New Order. They need to be recognized for what THEY did to reshape music. Love Will Tear Us Apart and Blue Monday are both on the soundtrack of every oddball's life. You can't have one without the other.

Posted by DCJ on Tuesday, 02/1/2022 @ 10:21am

New Order is well deserving for consideration. They have consistantly put out great music over the past 30 years, to include the best selling 12" of all time, Blue Monday. Please consider them and find them in the 2022 induction. You got it right with Roxy, Kraftwerk and Depeche Mode, it is time for New Order.

Posted by Patrick Ellison on Wednesday, 08/31/2022 @ 11:36am