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According to this link the webcast starts at 22.20:-
http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/glastonbury2005/watchandlisten/
Is this just the start time of the webcast or the start time of the live performance. Anyone know? I am out Saturday and I want to setup my DVD recorder to record New Order off BBC3.
Text from DigiMike suggests Zoider Bus at 7pm on Saturday as a good meeting spot.
Dunno if that's anywhere near the main stage but we won't be able to stop there long if crowds are anything like they used to be (I ain't been since 94) which makes getting around the stages nigh on impossible in the evening!
Any chance anyone is going to rip this, so we can view it at our leisure?
Unfortunately my poxy 256k connection can't keep up. :(
Well the webcast is in realmedia format, and you can get the raw link by using the "open standalone player" option. So if anyone knows somethign that can rip real vid as well as audio, it should be easy peezy lemon squeezy.
SETLIST Glastonbury Festival (UK) 2005.06.25
01 - Crystal (backing vocals from Dawn Zee?) 02 - Regret 03 - Love Vigilantes 04 - Krafty (totally out of tune) 05 - Transmission (Barney dedicated it to Ian Curtis, John Peel, and Rob Gretton) 06 - True Faith 07 - Run Wild (with live backing vocals from Dawn Zee, GREAT!) 08 - Crapstream (with Ana "out-of-tune" Matronic) 09 - WFTSC (again backing vocals from Dawn Zee, but everyone seems to play what they like, especially Hooky gives his best to f*** up that song) 10 - BLT 11 - LWTUA (Hooky dedicated it to "the late, the great John Peel"; they spoil the start, stop it, Hooky says "I guess John Peels pissing himself now", Barney's joking that they won't play it, because "the moment is gone now") 12 - Temptation 13 - WIM (with Keith Allen and the Dancing Horse!?!)
Fresh off the phone to Jarvo :
Crystal, Regret, Love Vigilantes, Krafty, Transmission, True Faith, Run Wild, Jetstream with Ana Mantronic, WFTSC, BLT, LWTUA, Temptation and World In Fucking Motion.
"It's a fucking mud bath mate I'm teeling yer" were his words, he said it was alright, which means not the greatest
Thankfully most of the songs have been on TV, I missed the first verse of TF 
But I have Crystal, LV, Krafty, Transmish, Jetstream, LWTUA, Temptation and WIFM.
Hopefully I will get the rest of the stuff, it's turned out a lot better than after the original BBC3 transmission. THANK FUCK!
And we was all convinced Blue Monday was gonna be played!!
Only real surprises were Ana on Jetstream and WIM being a total farce
Think the only ones havent seen on the BBC coverage yet are Run Wild, WFTSC and BLT, so maybe we'll get em before 02:00. 
My brother is now a No convert, phoned me again and said was better than expected but just disappointed that BM got cut off the end. Of all the places to play BM it would have to be Glasto to the general pubelic.
It's probably just me or did they seem more up for the Glasto gig than last night, body language, the way they played? That autocue is like a security blanket for Mr S.
live webcast was great quality wth few interruptions. i danced in the living room nonetheless infront of the computer, anyone looking in must've thought i'd lost it!
Still waiting on the FULL Regret as well. BBC3 now has neworder on the interactive screen 3
Dunno whether they will play the unplayed songs though cos they have just replayed Krafty and now Transmish is back on
Ruined in a day wrote: SETLIST Glastonbury Festival (UK) 2005.06.25
01 - Crystal (backing vocals from Dawn Zee?) 02 - Regret 03 - Love Vigilantes 04 - Krafty (totally out of tune) 05 - Transmission (Barney dedicated it to Ian Curtis, John Peel, and Rob Gretton) 06 - True Faith 07 - Run Wild (with live backing vocals from Dawn Zee, GREAT!) 08 - Crapstream (with Ana "out-of-tune" Matronic) 09 - WFTSC (again backing vocals from Dawn Zee, but everyone seems to play what they like, especially Hooky gives his best to f*** up that song) 10 - BLT 11 - LWTUA (Hooky dedicated it to "the late, the great John Peel"; they spoil the start, stop it, Hooky says "I guess John Peels pissing himself now", Barney's joking that they won't play it, because "the moment is gone now") 12 - Temptation 13 - WIM (with Keith Allen and the Dancing Horse!?!)
No Bloe Monday!!!!
Can it be true???
Thank fuck, now I have the full TF, plus Run Wild.
Which leaves Regret, WFTSC and BLT.
If the big man up the stairs is listening
Just watched the webcast and I have to admit it keep amazing me how such a brilliant band can perform such mediocre live gigs.
A lot of the playing was out of tune, Anna Matronic was dreadful, WIM was a waste of setlist, as are below par tunes like Transmission. And no Blue Monday .... :-(
And what's with all the shouting and whistling by Bernard ? It's freaking annoying.
I'm glad I didn't buy any tickets for Werchter. No, I'm sticking to the studio stuff and remixes instead.
Ed
They ran out of time for BM. Funny thing was BBC were expecting it and it took them 2 mins to realise it werent coming on as they focused on the stage waiting. Surely the roadies packing up gave it away. 
from hyde park - they defo looked to be having fun at that one.
thought they were wearing the same clothes, but barney obviously has more than one adidas superstars t shirt as the lettering is a different colour.
Only YOU could pick out that the shirts are different colours, you sure you've not had a sex change Dave? :D
I scheduled my day to watch the webcast from Glastonbury. Dropped my daughter off at the ex's, rushed home, and then chatted with wenorder for a few minutes just before the webcast.
I was almost as wound up over watching the webcast as I would have been to see them live. The show was great! Barney seemed relaxed despite the technical difficulties. It was nice to see Dawn Zee joining the band. I wish she was with them in the U.S.
New Order has been a part of my life since the early 80's. I lived through the technical problems, bad weather, bad beer, and the idiots I ran into while attending their shows, but I have never been dissapointed until today. Where was the "Viking Flag" when the cameras panned into the audience? I was truly dissapointed Mr. Jarvis! :)
I have a few questions about the concert. What was up with the horse on stage? At first I thought it was a bull and had something to do with Keith Allen dressed up as a Toreador? Also, How bad was the rain?
facseven wrote:
I have a few questions about the concert. What was up with the horse on stage? At first I thought it was a bull and had something to do with Keith Allen dressed up as a Toreador? Also, How bad was the rain?
...just got back to London, it didn't rain today but the the whole site was a total quaqmire - everyone anywhere near the stage was up to their ankles in liquid mud - those of us just down for the order came prepared with wellies, which kept your feet dry but just sunk into the mud - so it was impossible to move - think we were all as bemused as the rest of you at home with the panto horse - roll on Werchter!
If, like me, you missed the live webcast, it's still online - click on the "Futureheads; Interpol; Roisin Murphy; & New Order" link on this BBC page:
For those using NetTransport to download the webcast, the direct link is rtsp://213.200.77.221/makeni9042/realmedia/neworder_bb.rm
Temptation sounded so weird but I really like their faults and Barneys strange singing. It's unique;)
It was a great concert although Blue Monday was missing.
I guess I don't really understand the animosity towards World in Motion. How can it not bring back good memories?
Gazza, Lineker, Platt scoring against Cameroon, the unveiling of the San Siro, X, the Beloved, the summer of love. Just brings back a lot of good memories from the past, plus the added bonus of muppet horse :)
