New Order live @ Glastonbury Festival (UK) 2005.06.25
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matthew doig wrote: 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 :)
Shug thinks he's Scottish ;) 
Those of you who have only heard the webcast.....
i's a dodgy feed, probably split off at the monitor console, hence there are no fx and the levels are odd and ever changing. Course Hooky's bass is fooking deafening on it, so that's a bonus.
BEfore you judge, try and get a listen to one of the tracks as broacast by auntie bbc.
Steve Campbell wrote: Those of you who have only heard the webcast.....
i's a dodgy feed, probably split off at the monitor console, hence there are no fx and the levels are odd and ever changing. Course Hooky's bass is fooking deafening on it, so that's a bonus.
BEfore you judge, try and get a listen to one of the tracks as broacast by auntie bbc.
Unfortunately the BBC doesn't broadcast here...
redeyedboy wrote: 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.
This was hilarious. Serves BBC3 right for the shite coverage. Couldn't believe they cut to the news after Crystal and then replaced them with Kasabian after an excellent version of Transmission. Then when the "big finale" appeared time and New Order shafted them. Bowman's face was a picture.
I thought it was a great performance. Barney didn't look too happy though. Maybe he was missing Hooky who was hiding in the pit.
Ruined in a day wrote:
Steve Campbell wrote: Those of you who have only heard the webcast.....
i's a dodgy feed, probably split off at the monitor console, hence there are no fx and the levels are odd and ever changing. Course Hooky's bass is fooking deafening on it, so that's a bonus.
BEfore you judge, try and get a listen to one of the tracks as broacast by auntie bbc.
Unfortunately the BBC doesn't broadcast here...
Fear not noble Berliner, I'm sure we can put the gig together for you. I have errrrr most of it. I'm not gonna start twatting around with this one until I find out what everyone else has up their sleeves ( fixed hyde park up a treat only to find spotnick had beaten me too it....mine does sound s teeny bit better tho :) ). I'd have though there was a way to scrape bbc off the astra sat over there, of corse maybe it requires you to b a 1000yrold gallifreyan TimeLord.
Hooky was a fucking star at Glastonbury, and it was great to hear the faithful giving it plenty of audible "New Or-DAH!!" between songs on the BBC coverage.
Good work by the nutters that went - especially those who did Hyde Park as well.
Spotnick wrote: Wow, so when is the last time they didn't do Blue Monday?!?!?!
Glasgow Barrowlands, October 8th 2001. They were going to play it in the encore, but there was no encore at all.
Shug wrote:
Only YOU could pick out that the shirts are different colours, you sure you've not had a sex change Dave? :D
noticed it when going through my pics as my first thought was "the smelly bastards are wearing the same clothes"!
& shug- i 've seen your e-mails in the past about new orders clothes so don't go giving me that!
One Brain wrote: For those using NetTransport to download the webcast, the direct link is rtsp://213.200.77.221/makeni9042/realmedia/neworder_bb.rm
MANY MANY MANY HEARTFELT THANKS!!!
I'm really happy to have this, the audio/video quality is not very good, but at least we can see the Glastonbury performance and the image is in proper motion rather than the Southside video which looked more like a sequence of still images...
Right Click > Save Target As does not work off this link :(
Any ideas anybody?
(Thanks for the link One Brain!)
redeyedboy wrote: Right Click > Save Target As does not work off this link :(
Any ideas anybody?
(Thanks for the link One Brain!)
You're welcome, but right clicking doesn't work on it. You have to use a download manager like NetTransport.
Almost uninterupted Primal Scream coverage on BBC3 in the same slot No performed last night. Gutted! I wont blame Kasabain but the Beeb have got a lot to answer for! 
Watched NO live via Broadband last night. I thought they where good. The humour during tuning, was really funny, which showed them as being down to earth. You tend to forget that theyve a sense of humour. Hookey was amazing, the true rocknroller, loved it when he took the bass down to the crowd.
redeyedboy wrote: Almost uninterupted Primal Scream coverage on BBC3 in the same slot No performed last night. Gutted! I wont blame Kasabain but the Beeb have got a lot to answer for!
Bobby Gillespie off his face baiting the audience and antogonizing Basememt Jaxx (who i agree, are "cocksuckers").Im surprised some of the crowd didnt attempt to get on stage and kick his head in.
And did i hear a few "NEW - ORDAH!"s from the crowd during the Screams set?
PHD wrote:
redeyedboy wrote: 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.
This was hilarious. Serves BBC3 right for the shite coverage. Couldn't believe they cut to the news after Crystal and then replaced them with Kasabian after an excellent version of Transmission. Then when the "big finale" appeared time and New Order shafted them. Bowman's face was a picture.
It was clear to us viewers within a few seconds when the roadies appeared yet it took the Beeb much much longer to realise.Serves the twats right i agree.Heh!Heh!.
facseven wrote: Where was the "Viking Flag" when the cameras panned into the audience? I was truly dissapointed Mr. Jarvis!
Only got it out for WIM. Seems all the yoof today are copying the Scandinavian lead of having flags at festivals on 20ft high polls (er, why?!) but festival organisers are a bit slow to catch up with the likes of Roskilde so haven't yet banned flags down the front. Caught the first few tracks of Ian Brown last night and couldn't see a damn thing from back towards the mixing desk cos of all the flags spread out at stage height!!
Fcuking mudbath down there and ridiculously jam-packed for the Order (dread to think how big an audience the pyramid stage can hold?) but had an okay weekend otherwise although can't wait for a good kip in a proper bed.
It was a pretty good gig, and the band were in top form – Bernard and Steven seemed happy enough, and Hooky was running all over the place with that Bass.
We arrived last Wednesday, and met up with Colin (Bignoil), (Digital) Mike (Jackson ) and (uncle) Liam at the Cider bus. Thursday was a beautiful day, and I wandered about the huge site, sampling all Glasto has to offer.
Then the horror: Woke at 6 on Friday to the sound of thunderclaps. My shit shit leakey tent effectively told me to fuckoff under about 2inches of water. As a result, my cloths were damp, money damper, and phone coverage extremely patchy (apologies to Colin and Liam). Luckily we were a bit up on the hill, and I stopped feeling sorry for myself after seeing the situation some people were left in.
Anyhow, for me the band of the weekend were Doves, who played an outstanding gig on Friday. Brian Wilson and the Peatbog Fairies were fantastic too.
Primal Scream were Shit. Bobbie Gillespie needs to get his act together pretty soon. It seems he is finally running out of talented people to sponge off, and he just looked like a stupid old junkie on stage last night.
On to the most important bit: New Orders gig was fantastic. I really enjoyed it – epically (to my surprise) the Joy Division songs. Transmission sounded great.
On the downside: the crowd were the biggest bunch of witless cunts ever assembled. How many lifeless Chris Martin worshiping pillocks can you fit into one field? I felt totally isolated down there. At one stage, Hooky was doing his Bass walk, so I chanced upon clambering to crowd surf – and never has a crowd been so unreceptive. The people 2 rows in front of me formed a human chain in order to stop anyone coming within 10meters of the stage. I gather they were standing there all day waiting for St Chris and his lifeless, ploddy, boring, shit, samey tunes. I was a bit to the right of the stage – all the action & NewOrder fans seemed to be to the left.
Imagine – a human chain. Shoulder to shoulder they grasped each other – fearful that anyone would attempt moving, dancing, or any attempt to have fun.
Where were the Vikings? I couldn’t find them at all. Apologies to Colin over the (patchy) conversations. I asked about 4 people with skull and crossbones were they the Vikings, only to receive blank expressions and the occasional “no, we’re pirates”.
It was nice to meet Colin, Mike and Liam – who are all thoroughly decent chaps! It was also nice to meet dozen or so people of my own age at the festival into the order too.
Great Festival – Great performance
Pity about the mud and the coldplay contingent.
We pitched up at the Pyramid stage towards the end of Keane's set and it sounded like the whole audience was singing along to every word of every track. Impressive.
We were in front of Hooky, about 10 yards from the rail. There were a few NO fans around but mainly Coldplay. Anyone notice Jayne Houghton wandering around from the stage side, she was almost alongside Hooky at one point. Seemed like the band had their families along, Gillian was clearly visible and a tall teenage lad in a blue T-shirt who looked a tad like the bass player 
Departed for the nearest bar after WiM, ATR threw a mega-strop after some lad's cig brushed his side-burns and then IDs old flat mate and his gf sat down beside us and recognised us from last years Kraftwerk gig. Small world. Hope you're feeling better Liz 
I'm sure we'll get a chance to meet on in Belgium this week Conor.
Good to meet Colin briefly and Uncle Liam who was a true Viking the whole weekend - the camera loves you ;)
We pitched up at the Pyramid stage towards the end of Keane's set and it sounded like the whole audience was singing along to every word of every track. Impressive.
We were in front of Hooky, about 10 yards from the rail. There were a few NO fans around but mainly Coldplay. Anyone notice Jayne Houghton wandering around from the stage side, she was almost alongside Hooky at one point. Seemed like the band had their families along, Gillian was clearly visible and a tall teenage lad in a blue T-shirt who looked a tad like the bass player
Departed for the nearest bar after WiM, ATR threw a mega-strop after some lad's cig brushed his side-burns and then IDs old flat mate and his gf sat down beside us and recognised us from last years Kraftwerk gig. Small world. Hope you're feeling better Liz
I'm sure we'll get a chance to meet up in Belgium this week Conor.
Good to meet Colin briefly and Uncle Liam who was a true Viking the whole weekend - the camera loves you ;)
Afraid Belgium is off JG.
Serious case of last minute extarnal exam worries here.
I'll probably go to Oxegen though.
Clockwork C wrote: How many lifeless Chris Martin worshiping pillocks can you fit into one field?
Wouldn't start knocking Coldplay ... not if you want to upset Uncle Liam!
He's rushing back to Mancland to catch 'em again this week (he's making up some bullshit story about just being there 'for the support' again!)
Yep! my ticket arrived while i was away! Looking forward to seeing Elbow and the Doves again i must admit.
I'll post the stories, for there are a few, when i regain full consciousness. But if anyone has the footage of a pissed up fat guy in a new order t shirt and viking helmet singing the wrong words to echo and the bunnymen, can they please upload it as it has serious comic value to myself.
Johnny Giles wrote:
We were in front of Hooky, about 10 yards from the rail. There were a few NO fans around but mainly Coldplay. Anyone notice Jayne Houghton wandering around from the stage side, she was almost alongside Hooky at one point. Seemed like the band had their families along, Gillian was clearly visible and a tall teenage lad in a blue T-shirt who looked a tad like the bass player
Hooky's family was there, that's for sure...
Uncle Liam wrote:
But if anyone has the footage of a pissed up fat guy in a new order t shirt and viking helmet singing the wrong words to echo and the bunnymen, can they please upload it as it has serious comic value to myself.
Plenty of footage from this weekend of a pissed up fat guy in an adidas t shirt singing the wrong words to New Order songs, will that do?
Try posting here Liam, you are more likely to find a recording on the bunnymen site
Al Jarvis wrote:
Clockwork C wrote: How many lifeless Chris Martin worshiping pillocks can you fit into one field?
Wouldn't start knocking Coldplay ... not if you want to upset Uncle Liam!
He's rushing back to Mancland to catch 'em again this week (he's making up some bullshit story about just being there 'for the support' again!)
Thats right - the lad is a huge Coldplay/U2 fan
If theres one thing I learnt all week its that whatever disaggreements there are between myself and Liam, we both know a good Yoghurt deal when we see one.
Id bet Mike was pleased with the lack of Blue Monday. I presume it was on the setlist, given the presence of Hookys drumpad.
It was nice to see Alan Wise there too. What did he say? I've totally forgotton it.
Clockwork C wrote:
It was nice to see Alan Wise there too. What did he say? I've totally forgotton it.
He said "Welcome to Hyde Park" then looked at his watch.
