New CD out in June?

Someone called Blue Eyes has just posted on the German Forum that they've said in Rolling Stone that the new CD is expected to be published in June.

I cannot get to Rollingstone.com, hence do not know how reliable this piece of news is. Could anyone checked it please?

Well, i've read more, it seems that Mr. Blue Eyes himself doesn't lend much credibility to the source. It does not come from Rolling Stone but from the Rolling Stone Forum. Hearsay evidence, I guess.

Sorry if I startled anyone but I so much wanted to believe it. :(

Just looked on Rollingstone.com no sign of it,but it looks like it hasn`t been updated for 2years? They just had a story about a summer 2001 release for Get Ready.

Nice one BUDVAR.You had me going for a moment then!

Originally posted by Rocket Mick Nice one BUDVAR.You had me going for a moment then!

Sorry pal, same feeling here!

Does somebody know the website www.pauseandplay.com? Are they serious? I searched at www.rollingstone.de! There is a link to pauseandplay and in this list NO is mentioned with a release in June 2004 on reprise records!???

True or not???

defintely no chance (not even recorded yet)

We most likely won't see even a single until late summer/early fall at the earliest.

Although I hope this is true, it is wishful thinking. Where did they get their information from? Are they that far along on the new album and we don't know about it?

Dont know about this long wait-Hookys interview on the main page quotes him as sayin their recording now,so june could be a possibility! :)

Doubt it

If so we should see the singles accompanied by the usual promotional hype coming out in the next couple of months or so.

so as i said..

Doubt it.

its not like neworder to rush things ;)

Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by DoN> Doubt it> > > If so we should see the singles accompanied by the usual promotional hype coming out in the next couple of months or so.> > so as i said.. > > Doubt it.> > its not like neworder to rush things ;)

Who said they didn't already finish the damn thing ;)

As far as we know, they might have recorded it and didn't tell a word about it to anyone :D

Sure thing is, if they want to do festivals, they must release it then ;)

Well one thing is for certain... and that is that we are all hoping that you are right!!!! :D

Originally posted by DoN Doubt itIf so we should see the singles accompanied by the usual promotional hype coming out in the next couple of months or so.so as i said.. By june it`ll be three years,thats not rushed.And with the exception of Get Ready they usually take 2 years.Doubt it.its not like neworder to rush things ;)

Originally posted by Budvar Huber Well, i've read more, it seems that Mr. Blue Eyes himself doesn't lend much credibility to the source. It does not come from Rolling Stone but from the Rolling Stone Forum. Hearsay evidence, I guess.

Sorry if I startled anyone but I so much wanted to believe it. :(

Hey,I´m a Woman.:D

Might interest you all to hear that some industry bod on Popbitch said that they were going to start recording in March for release early '05.

Wait, Hooky told that Greek magazine they ARE recording the new album, and I read somewhere (can't remember where) that it'll be finished before the year is over, but is not sure about the release date, also because it depends from the record company market campaign.

Originally posted by Mr Anderson Might interest you all to hear that some industry bod on Popbitch said that they were going to start recording in March for release early '05.

So, what the heck have they been doing since they were together at Stephen's supposedly writing and recording?

Originally posted by Blue eyes > Originally posted by Budvar Huber> Well, i've read more, it seems that Mr. Blue Eyes himself doesn't lend much credibility to the source. It does not come from Rolling Stone but from the Rolling Stone Forum. Hearsay evidence, I guess. > > Sorry if I startled anyone but I so much wanted to believe it. :(

Hey,I´m a Woman.:D

Entschuldige mir Arianne,wusste ich das nicht. Könntest du dann vielleicht ein bisschen mehr über die Nachrichten sagen?

Originally posted by Budvar Huber

Originally posted by Blue eyes

Originally posted by Budvar Huber Well, i've read more, it seems that Mr. Blue Eyes himself doesn't lend much credibility to the source. It does not come from Rolling Stone but from the Rolling Stone Forum. Hearsay evidence, I guess.

Sorry if I startled anyone but I so much wanted to believe it. :(

Hey,I´m a Woman.:D

Entschuldige mir Arianne,wusste ich das nicht. Könntest du dann vielleicht ein bisschen mehr über die Nachrichten sagen?

Macht doch nichts.Sowas kann passieren.Also die Nachricht habe ich aus dem Forum folgender Seite rollingstone.de Dort angekommen gehst du ins Forum(leicht zu finden),dann weiter auf Coming up-demnächst im Plattenladen,und zu guter letzt in den Thread "demnächst erscheinenden alben".So und wenn du es bist dahin geschaft hast ,lese dir alle Beiträge durch bis du auf einen Herrn (?) mit dem Nickname ghostofdavid kommst.Und von diesem Herrn habe ich den Tipp mit pauseandplay.com Auf dieser Seite soll angeblich von einer ominösen Plattenfirma Reprise ein Erscheingungsdatum einer New Order Platte für den Juni angegeben sein.Ich habe dort allerdings nichts gefunden.Mehr weiß ich leider auch nicht.War wahrscheinlich nur falscher Alarm.:(

P.S: Lieber budvar huber,könntest du diesen Eintrag für mich ins englische übersetzten? Mein Englisch ist leider tausendmal schlechter als dein doch schon nettes deutsch.Thanks

No problem Blue

:)

Ms. Bluey has kindly let me know more, this is what she posted:

I originally got the info from the forum at www.rollingstone.de, go to the "Coming up-demnächst im Plattenladen" and finally into the thread "demnächst erscheinenden Alben". Then skip all the posts till you get to the one by "ghostofdavid". From him I got the tip to go to www,pauseandplay.com where it was supposedly announced the release in June by Reprise of the next New Order record.

Well, I got there and found this: (I have copied the whole list for dramatic effect but also for the many sages of NOOL to check if other release dates are accurate and hence to know how relliable this page is)

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Blige, Faith Evans, Latoya Williams) (Geffen, 2004) Patti LaBelle (title TBA; producers: Wyclef Jean, Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis; guests: Prince, Lenny Kravitz) (Def Jam Classics, 2004) Mark Lanegan "Bubblegum" (guests: PJ Harvey, Nick Oliveri, Ween, Izzy Stradlin, Duff McKagan) (Beggars Banquet, spring 2004) Letter Kills (title TBA; producer: Jim Wirt) (Island, late spring 2004) Glenn Lewis (title TBA; guest: Kardinal Offshall; first single: "Back for More" - Hear here: Windows Media, Real Audio) (Red Star/Epic, 2004) Libertines, The (title TBA; producer: Bernard Butler) (Rough Trade, 2004) Lil' Flip "U Gotta Feel Me" (2 CDs; guests: Cam'ron, Ludacris, Pharrell Williams) (Columbia, March 2004) Lil' Jon & the East Side Boyz "Crunk Juice" (BME/TVT, September 2004) Lit "Weapons of Mass Distortion" (Hear here) (DRT, 2004) Living Things "Black Skies in Broad Daylight" (first single: "Bombs Below") (DreamWorks, early 2004) LL Cool J "DEFinition" (producer: Timbaland) (Def Jam, 2004) Kimberley Locke (finished third in "American Idol 2") (title TBA; producers: Guy Roche, Drew Ramsey, Shannon Saunders, Shaun Shankel; first single: "8th World Wonder") (Curb, spring 2004) Louque "So Long" (Lava/Atlantic, April 2004) Ludacris "Red Light District" (producers: Timbaland, The Neptunes, Lil' Jon) (Disturbing Tha Peace/Def Jam South, late 2004) Loretta Lynn (title TBA; producer: The White Stripes' Jack White) (label TBA, 2004) Kevin Lyttle (title TBA; first single: "Turn Me On") (Atlantic, early spring 2004) Manhattan Transfer, The (title TBA) (Telarc, September 2004) Manic Street Preachers (title TBA; producer: Tony Visconti) (Epic, 2004) Teena Marie "La Dona" (producer: Teena Marie; guests: Rick James, MC Lyte, Gerald Levert, Medusa; first single: "Still in Love") (Cash Money/Universal, late spring/early summer 2004) Marillion "Marbles" (2 CDs) (U.K. - Racket, April 2004) Ricky Martin (title TBA) (Columbia, March 2004) Richard Marx "My Own Best Enemy" (producers: Marx, David Cole; guest: Keith Urban) (EMI/Manhattan, summer 2004) Matrix, The (production team of Lauren Christy, Graham Edwards, Scott Spock) (title TBA) (Columbia, summer 2004) Maxwell "Black Summer's Night" (Columbia, March 2004) Joe McBride "Texas Chilled" (Heads Up, May 2004) Lila McCann (title TBA) (Broken Bow/C4, fall 2004) Paul McCartney (title TBA) (Capitol, 2004) McHayes (Wade Hayes/Mark McClurg) "Lessons in Lonely" (producer: Brent Rowan) (Universal South, 2004) James McMurtry (live album; title TBA) (Compadre, 2004) Christine McVie (title TBA; producers: McVie, Ken Caillat) (label TBA, 2004) Meek, The (supergroup featuring Jon Lord, Jimmy Barnes, Steve Morse, Bob Daisley, Don Airey, Lee Kerslake; group name is tentative - already it's gone through two changes) "Relentless" (producer: Darren Schneider; includes several covers of Ozzy Osbourne songs) (Liberation, 2004) Megadeth (title TBA; producer: Jeff Balding) (Sanctuary, late summer 2004) Melanie "Paled By Dimmer Light" (the track "Tonight's the Kind of Night" appears in the Sigourney Weaver film "Imaginary Heroes") (Two Story/Pyramid, 2004) Jo Dee Messina "Delicious Surprise" (Curb, 2004) George Michael "Patience" (first single: "Amazing") (International - Sony, 2004) Christina Milian "It's About Time" (producer: Black Eyed Peas' Polli Paul; first single: "Dip It Low" - Hear here) (Island, March 2004) Dean Miller (son of the late Roger Miller) (title TBA) (Universal South, 2004) June & Jean Millington (founding members of Fanny) (title TBA) (Fabulous, spring 2004) Stephanie Mills "Born For This" (JM, March 2004) Ministry "Houses of the Molé" (Sanctuary, May 2004) Mobb Deep "Amerikaz Nightmare" (producers: Havoc, the Alchemist; guests: Nelly, Lil' Jon, Nate Dogg; first single: "Gangsta Roll") (Violator/Jive, 2004) Mob Rules "Among the Gods" (SPV, late April/early May 2004) Jane Monheit (title TBA; producer: Al Schmitt) (Sony Classical, fall 2004) Morbid Angel (singer-bassist Steve Tucker returns) "H2K3" (Earache, 2004) Morrissey "You Are the Quarry" (his first album since 1997; producer: Jerry Finn; tracks include "My Life Is a Series of People Saying Goodbye," "I Have Forgiven Jesus," "I'm Not Sorry," "Come Back to Camden," "How Can Anybody Possibly Know How I Feel") (Attack/Sanctuary, May 2004) Mos Def (title TBA) (Geffen, 2004) Ali Shaheed Muhammad (formerly of A Tribe Called Quest and Lucy Pearl) "Shaheedullah and Stereotypes" (Garden Seeker/iMUSIC, 2004) Music, The (title TBA) (Capitol, 2004) My Chemical Romance "Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge" (producer: Howard Benson) (Reprise, early summer 2004) Neurosis "The Eye of Every Storm" (producer: Steve Albini) (Neurot Recordings, June 2004) New Edition (sans Bobby Brown) (title TBA; producers: P. Diddy, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Hit Men) (Bad Boy/Universal, 2004) New Order (title TBA) (Reprise, June 2004) nine inch nails "bleedthrough" (producers: Trent Reznor, Rick Rubin, Atticus Ross, Leo Herrera) (Nothing/Interscope, early 2004) 'N Sync (title TBA) (Jive, 2004) Oasis (title TBA; producers: Death in Vegas' Tim Holmes and Richard Fearless) (Epic, 2004) Obi "Dice Man Lopez" (Cooking Vinyl, 2004) O.C. "The Professional" (Grit, April 2004) Ol' Dirty Bastard "Dirt McGirt" (Roc-A-Fella/Def Jam, March 2004) Old 97's (title TBA; producers: Old 97's, Mark Neil) (New West, June 2004) Omarion (formerly of B2K) (title TBA) (Epic, March 2004) One Less Reason (title TBA; producer: Pete Thornton) (Radio Universe/Universal, 2004) Organ, The (title TBA; producer: Kurt Dahle) (Mint/604, 2004) Otep "Suicide Trees" (Capitol, 2004) Ozomatli "Street Signs" (Interscope, spring 2004) Ozric Tentacles "Spirals in Hyperspace" (guest: Steve Hillage) (Magna Carta, March 2004) Papa Roach "Getting Away With Murder" (producer: Howard Benson) (DreamWorks, 2004) Parks, The (father-son duo) (title TBA; producer: Brett Beavers) (Capitol, 2004) Sean Paul (title TBA) (VP/Atlantic, spring 2004) P. Diddy (dance album; title TBA; producers: Felix Da Housecat, Nellie Hooper, Deep Dish; first single: "Let's Get Ill") (Bad Boy/Universal, 2004) Michael Penn (title TBA) (Mimeograph/United Musicians, 2004) Perfect Murder, A (title TBA) (Victory, April 2004) Pharcyde, The "Humboldt Beginnings" (Chapter One, late March/April 2004) Phish (title TBA; producer: Tchad Blake) (Elektra, June 2004) Pieces of a Dream (title TBA) (Heads Up, April 2004) Posies, The (title TBA) (Rykodisc, fall 2004) Jesse Powell "Jesse" (Liquid 8, 2004) Pras (formerly of Fugees) "Cold Fire" (guests: R. Kelly, Sean Paul, Sheek Louch, etc.) (Guerilla Entertainment, early 2004) Prodigy "Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned" (guest: Perry Farrell) (Maverick/Warner, summer 2004) Tito Puente Jr. "En Los Zapatos De Mi Padre {In My Father's Shoes}" (label TBA, May/June 2004) Q-Tip "Open" (DreamWorks, 2004) Queen Latifah (title TBA; standards album) (Vector Recordings, summer 2004) Rammstein (title TBA; producer: Jacob Hellner) (Republic/Universal, late spring/early summer 2004) Tarralyn Ramsey (winner of VH1's "Born to Diva: Atlanta") "Up Against All" (first single: title track - Hear here: Windows Media, Real Audio) (Casablanca/Universal, 2004) Ras Kass "Goldyn Chyld" (guests: Xzibit, Dr. Dre, Hi Tek, Rockwilder, etc.) (Priority/Capitol, 2004) Recover (title TBA; producer: Don Gilmore) (Strummer/Universal, spring 2004) Red Hot Chili Peppers (title TBA) (Warner, late 2004) Redman "Real Gone Wild" (guests: Eminem, Christina Aguilera, P. Diddy, 50 Cent, Nate Dogg, Method Man) (Aftermath/Interscope, 2004) R.E.M. (title TBA; producer: Pat McCarthy) (Warner, early 2004) Restless Heart (title TBA; producers: Mac McAnally, Kyle Lehning) (Audium, 2004) Johnathan Rice "Trouble Is Real" (producer: Mike Mogis) (Reprise, May 2004) Lionel Richie (title TBA; first single: "Just For You") (Island, 2004) Julie Roberts (a former Mercury receptionist) "Break Down Here" (producer: Brent Rowan; Hear here) (Mercury Nashville, summer 2004) Chris Robinson (ex-Black Crowe) (title TBA; producer: Paul Stacey) (Vector Recordings, 2004) Pete Rock & CL Smooth "Soul Survivor 2" (guests: Dread Prez, Talib Kweli) (BBE/Rapster, 2004) Roots, The "Tipping Point" (guests: Jill Scott, Vernon Reid, Glenn Lewis, Floetry) (Geffen/Interscope, late April 2004) Rubyhorse "Goodbye to All That" (Horse Trade, 2004) Rushlow (ex-Little Texas singer Tim Rushlow's band) (title TBA; producers: Christy DiNapoli, Jeff Balding) (Lyric Street, 2004) Rye Coalition (title TBA; producer: Dave Grohl) (DreamWorks, 2004) St. Lunatics (title TBA) (Universal, 2004) Santana "Hymns" (all-instrumental) (Arista, 2004) Sawyer Brown "I'll Be Around" (Lyric Street, 2004) Scatter the Ashes (title TBA) (Epitaph, summer 2004) Jill Scott (title TBA; producer: Jazzy Jeff) (Hidden Beach/Epic, 2004) Self "Ornament & Crime" (Spongebath, 2004) Bob Seger "Face the Promise" (first studio album since 1995's "It's a Mystery") (Capitol, summer 2004) Seven and The Sun (title TBA) (Atlantic, 2004) 7th Standard (full-length debut album; title TBA; producer: Ben Grosse) (Immortal, 2004) Shaggy (title TBA) (Geffen/Interscope, 2004) Shakira (title TBA) (Epic, August 2004) Shanice (title TBA) (Arista, March 2004) William Shatner (title TBA; producer: Ben Folds; guests: Joe Jackson, Henry Rollins, Brad Paisley) (Shout! Factory, 2004) Shells (title TBA) (RCA, 2004) Janis Siegel "Sketches of Broadway" (Telarc, April 2004) Beanie Sigel "The B-Coming" (Roc-A-Fella/Def Jam, 2004) Gene Simmons "Firestarter" (Simmons/Sanctuary, spring 2004) Simplistic "The Impact of Crashing [EP]" (producer: Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda) (Machine Shop Recordings, early 2004) Single Bullet Theory "Behind Eyes of Hatred" (Crash Music, 2004) Skinny Puppy (title TBA) (Synthetic Symphony/SPV, April 2004) Alexandra Slate "Edge of the Girl" (Hollywood, early 2004) Sleepy Brown (Dungeon Family rapper) "Phunk-O-Naut" (DreamWorks, 2004) Elliott Smith "From a Basement on the Hill" (possibly a double album) (DreamWorks, 2004) Smut Peddlers, The (title TBA) (TKO, April 2004) Snoop Dogg "Snoopafly" (Priority/Capitol, June 2004) Sparklehorse (title TBA) (Capitol, summer 2004) Split Shift "Tension" (producer: Roy Thomas Baker) (No Name/Elektra, spring 2004) Spoon "The Beast and Dragon Are Adored" (Merge, spring 2004) Spyro Gyra "Serious Fun" (Heads Up, May 2004) Standstill (title TBA) (Atlantic, summer 2004) Steep Canyon Rangers (title TBA) (Rebel, March 2004) Gwen Stefani (of No Doubt) "What You Waiting For?" (producers: OutKast's Andre 3000, Dallas Austin, Damon Elliott) (Interscope, July 2004) Still Naive "Shelf Life" (producer: Mudrock) (Maverick/Warner, 2004) Tommy Stinson (The Replacements/Guns 'N Roses) (title TBA; guests: Frank Black, Josh Freese) (Sanctuary, summer/early fall 2004) Andy Stochansky (former Ani DiFranco drummer) (title TBA; producer: Goo Goo Dolls' John Rzeznik; guests: Rzeznik, Mike Malinin) (Arista, spring 2004) Stroke 9 (title TBA) (label TBA, 2004) Stutterfly "And We Are Bled of Color" (producer: Ulrich Wild; See here) (Maverick/Warner, early summer 2004) Submersed "All Things Becoming of the End" (Wind-up, early 2004) Suffocation "Souls to Deny" (Relapse, spring 2004) Sum 41 (title TBA) (Island, fall 2004) Surface (title TBA) (Kristalyn, 2004) Sierra Swan (title TBA; producers: Linda Perry, Chad Hugo of The Neptunes, Scott Cutler, Anne Previn, Jeff Turzo, Howard Benson; guest: Cold's Scooter Ward) (Atlantic, summer 2004) Keith Sweat (title TBA) (Liquid 8/Riviera, 2004) System of a Down (title TBA; producers: guitarist Daron Malakian, Rick Rubin) (American/Columbia, spring/summer 2004) Tapeworm (side project of Trent Reznor and Tool singer Maynard James Keenan) (title TBA) (Nothing/Interscope, 2004) Taproot (title TBA; producer: Michael Beinhorn) (Velvet Hammer/Atlantic, 2004) Tash (of Tha Alkaholics) "Rap Life II: Expensive Habits" (Waxploitation/iMUSIC, late 2004) Otis Taylor "Double V" (Telarc, spring 2004) Tha Alkaholics "Firewater" (Waxploitation/iMUSIC, summer 2004) Tha Rayne "Reign Supreme" (Arista, 2004) Theory of a Deadman (title TBA) (614/Roadrunner, 2004) 3 Doors Down (title TBA) (Republic/Universal, 2004) 3LW "Phoenix Rising" (So So Def/Arista, 2004) Ian Thornley (ex-Big Wreck frontman) (title TBA; producer: Gavin Brown) (604/Roadrunner, 2004) Time in Malta (title TBA) (Equal Vision, May 2004) Trick Pony (title TBA; guest: Darius Rucker) (Warner, 2004) Truman "Payne Avenue" (producer: John Fields; Hear here) (Geffen/Interscope, 2004) TRUSTcompany "True Parallels" (producer: Don Gilmore) (Geffen/Interscope, March/April 2004) Tsar "Band-Girls-Money" (Hollywood, spring 2004) Tweet "It's Me Again" (first single: "Thug Man") (The Gold Mind/Elektra, early 2004) 213 (Snoop Dogg, Warren G, Nate Dogg) "The Hard Way" (first single: "Find a Way") (Geffen/Interscope, 2004) Uncle Kracker (title TBA) (Lava/Atlantic, summer/fall 2004) Unwritten Law (title TBA) (Lava/Atlantic, spring 2004) Used, The (title TBA; producer: John Feldmann) (Reprise, 2004) U2 (title TBA; producer: Steve Lillywhite) (Island/Interscope, fall 2004) Various artists "Por Vida" (tribute to Alejandro Escovedo; contributors: Jackson Browne, Billy Corgan, Los Lobos, The Jayhawks, Jennifer Warnes, Peter Case, Ian Hunter, Sheila E., etc.) (Or Music, April 2004) Phil Vassar (title TBA; producers: Vassar, Byron Gallimore) (Arista, summer 2004) Velvet Crush (title TBA) (Action Musik, spring 2004) Vishiss "Subliminal Criminal Hyminal" (DreamWorks, 2004) Tom Waits (title TBA) (Anti-/Epitaph, March 2004) Wendy Waldman "Carves New Rivers" (Longhouse, 2004) Warren Brothers (title TBA; producers: Tim McGraw, Byron Gallimore) (BNA, 2004) W.A.S.P. (title TBA; producers: Blackie Lawless, Bill Metoyer) (Metal-IS/Sanctuary, 2004) Weezer (title TBA; producer: Rick Rubin) (Geffen/Interscope, 2004) Weird War (formerly Scene Creamers) "If You Can't Beat 'Em, Bite 'Em" (Drag City, 2004) Paul Weller "Forty Days and Forty Nights" (all-covers album) (Yep Roc, 2004) Robbie Williams (title TBA) (Virgin, July 2004) Dan Wilson (of Semisonic) (title TBA; producer: Rick Rubin) (American/Lost Highway, 2004) Wilson Phillips "Pacific Coast Highway" (on first album since 1992, trio covers Beach Boys, Mamas & Papas, The Eagles, Jackson Browne, etc.; producer: Peter Asher; guest: Brian Wilson) (Columbia, May 2004) BeBe Winans "Dream" (The Movement Group/Hidden Beach, early 2004) Chely Wright (title TBA; producers: Wright, Jeff Huskins) (Vivaton, August 2004) XTC "Music to Help You Breathe More Easily" (Caroline, 2004) Yellowjackets "Peace Round" (Heads Up, September 2004) Dwight Yoakam "Used Records" (Audium/Koch, late May 2004) Don Yute "Golden" (guests: Ying Yang Twins, Trick Daddy, Trina, Chingy, Honorebel) (Slip-N-Slide, 2004) Zero Hour "De-Evolution" (Sensory, spring 2004)

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Artist: Title: Label/Due date: Allman Brothers Band, The "Blues" (Polydor/UME, 2004) Beach Boys, The "40 Top 40s" (2 CDs of Top 40 singles) (Capitol/EMI, 2004) Byrds, The (box set; title TBA) (Columbia/Legacy, 2004) Elvis Costello "Almost Blue" (1981 album), "Goodbye Cruel World" (1984 album), "Kojak Variety" (1995 album; each remastered, with bonus tracks) (Rhino, April 2004) Cure, The "Three Imaginary Boys" (1979 album), "Boys Don't Cry" (1980 album), "Seventeen Seconds" (1980 album), "Faith" (1981 album), "Pornography" (1982 album; each remastered, with bonus tracks) (Elektra/Rhino, May 2004) Duke Ellington "Blues in Orbit" (1958 album), "Piano in the Background" (1960 album), "Piano in the Foreground" (1961 album; each with bonus tracks) (Columbia/Legacy, 2004) Rick James "The Rick James Family Collection/Motown Funk Essentials" (featuring tracks from Teena Marie, Mary Jane Girls, Stone City Band, Eddie Murphy) (Motown/UME, 2004) Madonna (box set, marking 20 years since her first album; title TBA) (Maverick/Warner, 2004) Mazzy Star "Anthology" (Capitol/EMI, October 2004) Pavement "Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain" (1994 album; 2-CD deluxe edition, with bonus tracks) (Matador, 2004) Pixies "Wave of Mutilation - Best of Pixies" (4AD/Beggars Banquet, 2004) Johnny Rivers "Blue Suede Shoes: The Best of Johnny Rivers" (Capitol/EMI, 2004) Sly & The Family Stone "Live at the Fillmore East 1968" (previously unreleased recording) (Epic/Legacy, 2004) Sonic Youth "Goo" (1990 album; 2-CD deluxe edition) (Geffen/UME, 2004) James Taylor "Sweet Baby James" (1970 album), "Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon" (1971 album), "One Man Dog" (1972 album), "Walking Man" (1972 album), "Gorilla" (1975 album), "In the Pocket" (1976 album) (Rhino/Warner, 2004) Toadies "Feeler" (unreleased 1998 album) (Aezra, 2004) Paul Weller "Best of Paul Weller - 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection" (Polydor/UME, 2004) Big Boi "OutKast Presents ... Big Boi's Boom Boom Room [DVD]" (Arista, 2004)

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Many many thanks Blue Eyes

BUDVAR...any new NEW ORDER rumours of forthcoming albums,tours or specials you want to tell me about.Go on now i know you know we believe in the land of love!;)

Well I think this adds more weight to the piece of news, it's not just a rumour from a Forum but comes from a list of soon-to-be-published albums. I think there could be something in it after all

Actually only just read what you have put.I was messing about before as you must have been posting/updating this.Indeed it does look rather interesting.Even allowing for the normal delays a possible release in AUGUST.Nice one and thanks for the info BUDVAR.Trust you are well and hope you are not drinking too much.Take care now! Cheers ROCKET MICK

Originally posted by Spotnick Hey, this is actually.. REALLY on this website...http://www.pauseandplay.com/upcoming.htmNew Order (title TBA) (Reprise, June 2004) It's not on the June list though... but they didn't take the info from here for sure...

Thanks i have just gone to the news page now and guess what ....yes you are correct.Thankyou