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Andy wrote:
aysie wrote: The show is going to be livestreamed, info here:
https://www.axs.com/uk/events/415924/new-order-live-stream-tickets
I will probably do it but the ticket price seems high to me.
£16.50 for a live stream - i dunno. It feels high but probably...isn't? Luckily we're away so I don't have to agonise over the decision, and it's a fair bet that someone will capture the stream for posterity
and the chances of it being anything more than the same as the Piece Hall setlist is slim
20:45 GMT, so they probably hit the stage at 21:00.
I'm assuming this does not include the opening acts.
Hmm, I enjoyed it but it was a pretty bog standard New Order show. I was disappointed that World and Fine Time have been shelved already, to be replaced with Be A Rebel and 1963 (heres hoping BaR doesn't get played again live for a long, long time, its so nondescript its more like something off Lost Sirens than something that should played along the likes of True Faith and Temptation).
I'm not sure what Bernards little speech about it being 'real music' was all about , surely he realises that these days, the kind of people that buy/stream the type of stuff that is in the single charts don't know who New Order are, and wouldn't be bothered about discovering them? The O2 did seem to be pretty full, but I would hope that any future shows (in this country anyway), are played in venues a bit more modest.
Ken Doherty wrote:
Hmm, I enjoyed it but it was a pretty bog standard New Order show. I was disappointed that World and Fine Time have been shelved already, to be replaced with Be A Rebel and 1963 (heres hoping BaR doesn't get played again live for a long, long time, its so nondescript its more like something off Lost Sirens than something that should played along the likes of True Faith and Temptation).
I'm not sure what Bernards little speech about it being 'real music' was all about , surely he realises that these days, the kind of people that buy/stream the type of stuff that is in the single charts don't know who New Order are, and wouldn't be bothered about discovering them? The O2 did seem to be pretty full, but I would hope that any future shows (in this country anyway), are played in venues a bit more modest.
Agree with above in the main (although I don’t mind BAR being in the set nothing from technique in the set again, I was hoping for fine time). Decent but no surprises and an awful venue. Will never go there again. Heaton park was far better
