New Order live @ Summer Pops, Liverpool (UK) - July 8th 2006 — Forum Archive

11 Jul 2006, 11:25

Us fookers really enjoyed it (performance was below par all the same), decided to stay in more 'towny' pubs all afternoon & swop football banter with the locals who were admittedly rather friendly and welcoming. By the time we mooched on over to Hanover ne one was left, but JT managed to hear his phone - so was able to see most peps off of here in the Slaughterhoose. Was actually sat only 2 foot away from Mick being ejected. Saw it all unfold - really funny & to be honest he was rather antagonising the wifey security biatch.

Post gig, one of our mob (Jim'll) brought back a couple of what appeared to be 'normal' scousers back to the gaff @ 4AM from a club. However we awoke 2 hours later to find his coat had been nicked. Funny as fook but went home with that eternal saying...'Gypsy thieving scouse bastards'.

11 Jul 2006, 11:30

Andrew Sayer wrote:

Post gig, one of our mob (Jim'll) brought back a couple of what appeared to be 'normal' scousers back to the gaff @ 4AM from a club. However we awoke 2 hours later to find his coat had been nicked. Funny as fook but went home with that eternal saying...'Gypsy thieving scouse bastards'.

Not forgetting he phoned me up

"Dylan I'm at the gate to the hostel. Come and let us in"

---Dylan toddles off to the gate----

"Jimll man wher the fuck are ya?"

"Aw shit. I'm at the wrong hotel"

Bloody priceless :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

11 Jul 2006, 12:42

Andrew Sayer wrote: Us fookers really enjoyed it (performance was below par all the same), decided to stay in more 'towny' pubs all afternoon & swop football banter with the locals who were admittedly rather friendly and welcoming. By the time we mooched on over to Hanover ne one was left, but JT managed to hear his phone - so was able to see most peps off of here in the Slaughterhoose. Was actually sat only 2 foot away from Mick being ejected. Saw it all unfold - really funny & to be honest he was rather antagonising the wifey security biatch.

Post gig, one of our mob (Jim'll) brought back a couple of what appeared to be 'normal' scousers back to the gaff @ 4AM from a club. However we awoke 2 hours later to find his coat had been nicked. Funny as fook but went home with that eternal saying...'Gypsy thieving scouse bastards'.

We were right next to Mick when he got put out as well and as far as i'm concerned he did absolutely nothing to deserve it. The security staff were completely OTT all night. Never been to a venue as bad as that before and, hopefully, will never be in one again.

11 Jul 2006, 14:54

Trouble is though Julie, there wasn't much we could do about it, was there? You going to Bournemouth?

12 Jul 2006, 01:01

oldmonkey wrote: . it was off to the Adelphi hotel, big, old and posh but seen better days. Sort of Penelope Keith really.

top quote!

12 Jul 2006, 03:36

Must admit, I was sort of fascinated to see how the 'other half' live - a four star hotel? No better than our room in Manchester last year. Though in Manchester, I had to go and nick a TV arial and a couple of towels from other rooms...

Apart from that, someone should nick a couple of stars from the Adelphi...

12 Jul 2006, 03:38

Chris Nash wrote: Must admit, I was sort of fascinated to see how the 'other half' live - a four star hotel? No better than our room in Manchester last year. Though in Manchester, I had to go and nick a TV arial and a couple of towels from other rooms...

Apart from that, someone should nick a couple of stars from the Adelphi...

Defo seen better days, that place, and not all that recently! Breakfast was inedible!

12 Jul 2006, 08:17

oldmonkey wrote:

Chris Nash wrote: Must admit, I was sort of fascinated to see how the 'other half' live - a four star hotel? No better than our room in Manchester last year. Though in Manchester, I had to go and nick a TV arial and a couple of towels from other rooms...

Apart from that, someone should nick a couple of stars from the Adelphi...

Defo seen better days, that place, and not all that recently! Breakfast was inedible!

Stayed there ten years ago and it was shite. Supposed to have been completely refurbished since then, but it's still bloody shite. I mean, who makes soft furnishings like those these days :nonono: :)

But it wasn't as bad as the bar across the road from the hotel - recommended by Adelphi staff - which has to be the worst bar I have EVER been in, and that takes some doing...

12 Jul 2006, 10:14

Chris Nash wrote: Trouble is though Julie, there wasn't much we could do about it, was there? You going to Bournemouth?

There was nothing any of us could do about it, unfortunately.

Can't make Bournemouth because I have to work, so the first one i'm doing in October is Newcastle

12 Jul 2006, 10:21

delilah wrote:

oldmonkey wrote:

Chris Nash wrote: Must admit, I was sort of fascinated to see how the 'other half' live - a four star hotel? No better than our room in Manchester last year. Though in Manchester, I had to go and nick a TV arial and a couple of towels from other rooms...

Apart from that, someone should nick a couple of stars from the Adelphi...

Defo seen better days, that place, and not all that recently! Breakfast was inedible!

Stayed there ten years ago and it was shite. Supposed to have been completely refurbished since then, but it's still bloody shite. I mean, who makes soft furnishings like those these days :)

But it wasn't as bad as the bar across the road from the hotel - recommended by Adelphi staff - which has to be the worst bar I have EVER been in, and that takes some doing...

Still can't believe we ended up in that bar after the gig. :eek:

Made the pubs of Newcastle look classy.

Just emailed you

17 Jul 2006, 10:36

bonnie 2000 wrote: For those that use Dimeadozen its on there

New Order: Saturday 8th July. Summer Pops 06. Venue: Big Top Arena- Central Dock Liverpool

Source: Audience, central Block row MM. Mics: AT 853 Rx`s mounted on sunglasses > Church Audio Preamp CA 9100 > Edirol R-09.

Lineage: Wave 24bit sample rate 48khz mixes down to 16 bit 44.1 at very high quality via r8brain > minor editing on Wiseman’s introduction plus fade ins and fade outs via Audacity >EAC > FLAC

Disc 1

Alan Wiseman introduction Love Will Tear Us Apart, Crystal, Regret, Twenty-Four Hours, Krafty, Working Overtime/ Hooky politely asks the security to chill Transmission, Your Silent Face / Hooky begins getting more vocal with the security Waiting For The Sirens' Call, Turn / More security banter form Hooky Bizarre Love Triangle, True Faith, Temptation,

Disc 2

The Perfect Kiss, Blue Monday, Ceremony, Shadow play

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17 Jul 2006, 10:39

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17 Jul 2006, 12:18

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Cheers mate, worked a treat, only heard 3 songs when i was there, blimming bouncers lol :clap:

17 Jul 2006, 13:34

This is a bit late but I've been in Berlin for the past week..anyways, not much more to add which hasn't already been said so I'll keep things briefs

Started out in Slaughterhouse and good to seeing everyone..too many names to mention..best bit was Jonny Giles forgetting his ticket! Luckily, he pulled some strings and got some more incl front row for me

Was great to be up close and not be crushed up against the barrier like Manchester..however, I don't have to mention the security were absolute shite..truly sorry to all those who got chucked out

The set was good esp hearing The Perfect Kiss for the first time in over a decade..think it was 17 songs instead of the usual 15/16

Hero of the night was def Hooky for 1)telling that security guard off for be agressive 2)having fun with the crowd ie giving the guy next to me a little kick on the head when he leaned back taking pix :lol:

The night carried on to Concert Square where most of which was spent in a kebab shop entertaining the "locals" :eek3:

Can't wait for the next leg of the tour:D

17 Jul 2006, 13:40

Midnight Blue wrote: The night carried on to Concert Square where most of which was spent in a kebab shop entertaining the "locals"

I remember that! :laugh:

I also remember you falling asleep in a bar! :D

17 Jul 2006, 14:01

Midnight Blue wrote: ..best bit was Jonny Giles forgetting his ticket! Luckily, he pulled some strings and got some more incl front row for me

D

he forgot his ticket too? wasn't the only one then! i realised just as i was getting near to liverpool on the train that i had left mine at home :( :banghead:

It was in fact Johnny Giles who helped me out with a replacement ticket from a girl called Mandy.Cheers Mark and Mandy

Made it a fcuckin expensive weekend buying a second ticket but at least i ended up in nearer the front (third or fourth row) before getting to the front barrier for the last few songs of the gig:)

17 Jul 2006, 14:26

Johnny Come Loudly wrote: Cheers Mark and Mandy

:eek:

17 Jul 2006, 14:29

NANOO Nanoo :laugh:

17 Jul 2006, 14:42

Barney Army wrote:

Johnny Come Loudly wrote: Cheers Mark and Mandy

Yes ,that thought/image did cross my mind too when i wrote it :laugh:

18 Jul 2006, 09:15

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Is this torrent available anywhere else?

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I want this torrent and I want it now and I'll hold my breath until I get it*!

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22 Jul 2006, 16:41

i had a great day,met up with some really nice people from NOOL,The gig was good i thought,i brought my friend from work,it was his first NO gig for nearly 20 years,when i got home and went back to work the next day me friend asked if i could get him 2 tickets for Wembley.a joyable day,see you all at Wembley...

23 Jul 2006, 06:20

Now i know that this is well over due but i have been working away for the past two weeks and i have no P.C. when away from home. This was a belting night for me as a whole. First i met Edd Boland and his mate for a couple of drinks in the Hanover. Left there with also the Loony Fridge and his lad.Top Navigation by the way Martin to the Slaughter House. The meet up was a right good turn out and also a good crack.Plenty of time for beer and refreshment before the gig. Good to meet you all .....Tim,Al,Uncle Liam,Johnny,Big Clive,Monty,Miss Jem,Ness and Greg Gould. Sorry to the others who i know but cant put the name to the face ? Special thanks to the dodgy bunch of Manchester lads near the bar. On the way into the gig i knew that i was heading for a fairly shite seat ! So i paid £20 to a Tout to exchange my ticket for a so called top seat. I thought it was a long shot but was willing to take the gamble. I was helped with my three pints of Lager to my seat by one of the Stewards.He sat me four rows from the front in a perfect line with centre stage. The Gamble Paid off well.... :) The concert was very good but i thought that the Perfect Kiss was a little poor and short. How ever it was still a pure joy to hear them play it live. The trouble at the front was bang out of ORDER as i got to see it first hand from a very short distance. I think that there was only Ness who broke through to get a standing spot at centre stage. They seemed to be giving Tim and the others a hell of a hard time. :thumbdown:

31 Jul 2006, 21:12

Benz wrote: For those that use Dimeadozen its on there: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=103154

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Dimeadozen are not accepting new accounts at the moment :-(

I want this torrent and I want it now and I'll hold my breath until I get it*!

The same for me, they are not accepting new accounts... someone could help? Thanks...

12 Aug 2006, 06:12

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