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Bad Lieutenant are now confirmed to play the Friends of Mine Festival, Capesthorne Hall, Cheshire, UK on 20 May 2011. More details to follow.

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Stupid to ask if you're going, Nobby? :uhoh:

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El Jarvo wrote: Stupid to ask if you're going, Nobby? :uhoh:

Count me in, Al. :clap: Flights already booked.

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Theres some right SHITE on b4 Bad Lieu... Shitening Seeds purlease... The Farm earlier in day really floats my boat. (dont all laff) One (apart from New Order) of my first Happy Mondays gigs had the Farm supporting em in Leeds. Happy days indeed:love:

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Any takers?:scratch:

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Having to go for an interview for my own fucking job on Monday next week precludes me going to this (it takes me at least 3 days to recover these days........!).

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jake atkinson wrote: Having to go for an interview for my own fucking job on Monday next week precludes me going to this (it takes me at least 3 days to recover these days........!).

Good luck and sensible............. wish i was WISE....then again i am needed as a WARNING how not to TURN out like:nod: :evil4:

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Rocket Mick wrote:

jake atkinson wrote: Having to go for an interview for my own fucking job on Monday next week precludes me going to this (it takes me at least 3 days to recover these days........!).

Good luck and sensible............. wish i was WISE....then again i am needed as a WARNING how not to TURN out like:nod: :evil4:

Interviews are an abomination in RM's daily routine:thumb:

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jake atkinson wrote: Having to go for an interview for my own fucking job on Monday next week precludes me going to this (it takes me at least 3 days to recover these days........!).

I hope you get it.

Mate of mine in London had to reapply for his own job just recently, didn't get it, and has now been farmed out to Preston! :eek3:

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Cheers Al, and all. In turn, I hope those who are going have a cracking night. And a different set list.............!

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Brilliant night - great crowd singing along. Set list was the norm though, NO tracks were Ceremony, Regret, Crystal, BLT and Temptation. JD - Transmission and LWTUA.

Bernard seemed on top form and Jake has got a tremendous voice!

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Surface wrote: Brilliant night - great crowd singing along. Set list was the norm though, NO tracks were Ceremony, Regret, Crystal, BLT and Temptation. JD - Transmission and LWTUA.

Bernard seemed on top form and Jake has got a tremendous voice!

Agreed, they sounded especially good last night. Even got to meet Gillian on the barrier, but couldn't get my damn phone to work.

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Anyone have a complete set list, or photos?

What kind of electronic gear was onstage?

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Not sure on the electronic gear - here is some footage that you might be able to tell from.

Have 3 photos but do not know how to get them on here?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReoinyMMRLA

Zachery Starkey wrote: Anyone have a complete set list, or photos?

What kind of electronic gear was onstage?

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Thanks for the Youtube link!

Would love to see the photos you took. :) I think if you click the image button on the compose reply screen you an upload a photo from your computer to the post.

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Still struggling to put the pics on when I click image it askes for enter address of image http??

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link

:)

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:bow:

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Setlist?

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Very good atmosphere at the Bad Lieutenant gig. I enjoyed Jake's Band Orbit on Saturday, Stephen DJ-Set and Gillian's performance in the crowd of the Charlatans. :D

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Big Mouth Julio wrote:

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The guy right is TV-Late Night Talker Terry Christian from "The word". I have interviewed him with the inflatable microphone for german radio. :D

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Still/again a candidate after all those years. Made a new account, lost my former one. Whatever....

Anyway,I was at the barrier in the middle, had a great view on the gig. Made crappy pictures with my iPhone, which always takes crappy pictures when it's dark. The good news is that for the second time I do now have the printed setlist, I also got one from London (Heaven).

Bernard was talking a lot, it seems to me that he had a good time. Well, at least I did!! Now up to see Hooky in the Hague this saturday, going there with Mario.

By the way: The Fall (Sunday @ FOM) is a great liveband, but they should leave Mark at home, what a laugh.

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McPike wrote: Still/again a candidate after all those years. Made a new account, lost my former one. Whatever....

Anyway,I was at the barrier in the middle, had a great view on the gig. Made crappy pictures with my iPhone, which always takes crappy pictures when it's dark. The good news is that for the second time I do now have the printed setlist, I also got one from London (Heaven).

Bernard was talking a lot, it seems to me that he had a good time. Well, at least I did!!

Tell please, what did he say, what was the setlist, how was the audience?

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This is Home Regret Ceremony Sink or swim BLT Running out of luck Twist of fate Shine like the sun Crystal Tighten up Out of control Temptation Encore: Transmission Encore: LWTUA

Typed this over, don't know how to add a picture I made of the setlist I captured.

Anyway: he started saying how cold it was. That he was very pleased to see the audience. Also a talk about how glad he was that finally there was an event like FOM. That there is not much happening like that in Manchester. (my note: I talked to several people during the weekend, why is nobody remembering Cities in the Park, it is 20 years ago, but still...). He said it was nice to play here 'as it is at our doorstep'. He introduced the Electronic song as 'what he made together with Johnny Marr, and that he likes to play it 'because it is a good song'. The crowd went crazy on the NO songs and JD songs. A bit hard to see for me as I was in the front not giving up my place at the barrier. Hard to tell how may people there were, but the site at FOM was big enough for a lot more. Personally I like very much how they let Out of Control fade into Temptation. They did that in London too by the way. In between he made a little joke by introducing their drummer Stephen Morris, as if nobody knows. Stephen was standing up, turning to the drummachine, he had to laugh which was nice to see. Also in between it took some time to get the guitars on tone (? what is the word for that ?). Bernard looked around, took the time, and asked if everybody was ready, specially Jake. That's about it. At the end he said something about IC and that it was 31 years ago.... and the rest I did not get I am afraid (overwhelmed by LWTUA?). Well, probable there will be a tape popping up some time where you can hear all this... ;-)

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Good stuff. Thanks for posting.

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He also thanked 'the faithful'

I'm sure he was looking at Norbert (with his microphone)when he said that. He must have a good memory to recognise a bouncing 7' German with an inflatable microphone :laugh:

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McPike wrote: This is Home Regret Ceremony Sink or swim BLT Running out of luck Twist of fate Shine like the sun Crystal Tighten up Out of control Temptation Encore: Transmission Encore: LWTUA

Well, I think we know now which one in the band it was who ensured there was at least some set list variety in the later days........ :sleep:

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I am a little sad to see that they didn't play Poisonous Intent...that's my favorite BL song and it sounded really great live.

Since Steve is now a full member of BL and is writing and playing on the new BL album, I am hoping there will be some more combination of sequenced and live drumming.

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Zachery Starkey wrote: I am a little sad to see that they didn't play Poisonous Intent...that's my favorite BL song and it sounded really great live.

Since Steve is now a full member of BL and is writing and playing on the new BL album, I am hoping there will be some more combination of sequenced and live drumming.

PI is one of their best. I asked a few times for that.

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One subject, several topics. Err... Anyway: I suddenly remembered something else that Bernard said on stage. Not that important, but it is mellow (?). He did congratulate his daughter with her birtday that day and that he was very pleased that she was present. Well, isn't that nice?

(at least he was a lot more talking then Peter Hook last saturday (28) in The Hague. He only started talking during the encores. But the gig was nice, pretty good drummer, this guy of The Light).

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Nick King wrote:

Surface wrote: looks like someone recorded it - not listened to it so can't comment on quality or how to tun into something you can listen to

http://tarquinlive.blogspot.com/2011/05/bad-lieutenant-capesthorne-hall-friends.html

Google "FLAC to MP3" - that should help...

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Cheers Nick got a free converter - its not a bad recording, not very loud though.

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Surface wrote:

Nick King wrote:

Surface wrote: looks like someone recorded it - not listened to it so can't comment on quality or how to tun into something you can listen to

http://tarquinlive.blogspot.com/2011/05/bad-lieutenant-capesthorne-hall-friends.html

Google "FLAC to MP3" - that should help...

:smoking:

Cheers Nick got a free converter - its not a bad recording, not very loud though.

Google Audacity, free wave editing software, this can boost volume.

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Cheers - will try that

everyoneverywhere wrote:

Surface wrote:

Nick King wrote:

Surface wrote: looks like someone recorded it - not listened to it so can't comment on quality or how to tun into something you can listen to

http://tarquinlive.blogspot.com/2011/05/bad-lieutenant-capesthorne-hall-friends.html

Google "FLAC to MP3" - that should help...

:smoking:

Cheers Nick got a free converter - its not a bad recording, not very loud though.

Google Audacity, free wave editing software, this can boost volume.

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Surface wrote:

Nick King wrote:

Surface wrote: looks like someone recorded it - not listened to it so can't comment on quality or how to tun into something you can listen to

http://tarquinlive.blogspot.com/2011/05/bad-lieutenant-capesthorne-hall-friends.html

Google "FLAC to MP3" - that should help...

:smoking:

its not a bad recording, not very loud though.

Unlike the bloke who recorded it! :laugh: :nod:

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Did you notice when Bernard introduced Regret, he said this is a song by my other band New Order - not old band New Order

Clutching at straws but on last time would be great!

El Jarvo wrote:

Surface wrote:

Nick King wrote:

Surface wrote: looks like someone recorded it - not listened to it so can't comment on quality or how to tun into something you can listen to

http://tarquinlive.blogspot.com/2011/05/bad-lieutenant-capesthorne-hall-friends.html

Google "FLAC to MP3" - that should help...

:smoking:

its not a bad recording, not very loud though.

Unlike the bloke who recorded it! :laugh: :nod:

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