CuanaD - D-plus wrote:
mozza wrote: was the one probably talking shite.
THAT won't distinguish you from the rest of them:D
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Mrs. Disco wrote:
And then people say they never change their set list
Maybe they are reding our comments on NOOL
As I've said in the other thread - both Glasgow nights were filmed.
The setlist was probably re-arranged between the nights so they got a selection of songs played before they got all tired and sweaty. This will allow them to arrange the order of the DVD and maintain some continuity while choosing the best of both nights.
Pity Barney sang so much better on the first night - will scupper those plans!
Two cracking gigs and two great afterparties. What more could you ask for?
(Three! Three)
mozza wrote: Certainly was a top night!
Met a few of the vikings afterwards waiting for them to come out at the back. Im the "lurker" and was the one probably talking shite. Thanks to whoever gave me the badge, its a cracker! Nice to meet you'ze all anyway!! Lovely people!!
It was a pleasure meeting you me ole fruitcake and say hello to the lad you were with as well, It was Uncle John who gave you the Vikings badge. There were a good few of us stood around for ages, but it was a good craic and I got a chance to blether away to Roger Lyons and shared a joke with Sarge about strangling me for a photie, Hooky's always a pleasure to speak to, I just hope that interview of us disappears though. Drunken Vikings talking even more shite than usual!!! 
Terrible news that you could only do one night, Shug.
I had to drink all your pints for you. You owe me £40.
Why does EVERY bar in Glasgow sell pizzas? It must be 'cos of all the Italians that moved in when the Glaswegians moved to Corby.
Review from today's Daily Record -
New Order ***** Carling Academy, Glasgow Oct 18th
One of the most influential bands ever, the atmosphere surrounding New Order's rare Scottish gig was mesmerising. Nearly half the audience wore Joy Division T-shirt's in homage to the band's past, and no sooner had the usually miserable Mancs hit the stage, they reeled off three classic's in a row: True Faith, Ceremony and Regret. They may be 50 years old, but they certainly carried a spring in their step. The epitome of cool, Peter Hook had his bass slung lower than a snake's belly; Stephen Morris played like a human drum-machine; even vocalist Barney Sumner played the guitar like he was 20 again, dancing away with everyone else during Blue Monday. There's no doubt New Order are a band you simply must see before you die.
Barry Gordon
Diamond White wrote: Terrible news that you could only do one night, Shug.
I had to drink all your pints for you. You owe me £40.
Why does EVERY bar in Glasgow sell pizzas? It must be 'cos of all the Italians that moved in when the Glaswegians moved to Corby.
Tell me about it, but they are decent pizzas (thin crust, decent toppings)! 
Another night of only 4 hours kip and a plane ride home...
I'll leave it to Shugs to write the report on Blackpool/Glasgow (1) - my Newcastle one was shite! 
I haven't seen a second night setlist yet. Was it identical or did they throw in a surprise?
It's great to see them playing Who's Joe as it's my fave WFTSC track, a real suprise there!
The rest of the setlist looks great too. Can't wait to see them in Wolverhampton:)
