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Hi All

I'm new to all this and thought I'd better say hello.

As a little topic idea who at present would you like to support NO, and why?

I think mine would be a little strange, and go for Belle and Sebastian 'cos they at least have some tunes.

Any offers?

Cheers Jon

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Welcome Jonathan.

Not any of the current drivel, but a reformed Cocteau Twins would be good.

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Welcome, Jonathan!! :hi:

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Hi Jonathan. I'm fairly new myself, but I registered awhile ago. I haven't been on the boards in half a year.

I don't know how old this post is.:(

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Welcome, Jonathan! I'd like to see International supporting New Order, I think they're one of the best bands ever... :evil4:

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Welcome Jonathan. Don't let anyone hussle you! My ultimate gig would have to be The Chameleons supporting New Order. I think I would piss my pants and more... Interpol would be awesome too and appropriate. Interpol rule!! :clap:

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welcome :thumb:

support by all the side projects would be good

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Welcome! :)

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Originally posted by Digital Mike Welcome Jonathan.Not any of the current drivel, but a reformed Cocteau Twins would be good.

I'll second that, but it has to be the later Fraser/Guthrie/Raymonde line up, and not the original with Heggie in place of Raymonde...

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Hey, where're the virgins?

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Welcome!!!

I'd like to see The Smiths open but that aint gonna happen. So....i'll take Underworld...but i'd have New Order open for Underworld with a Dj set from Andrew Weatherall to follow.

Now Make It Happen!!!

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Greeting Jonathan, nice to have another person here.

Heck, today I'll go with Stereolab, to see if a certain Martian would drop in on us earthlings. :)

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My Bloody Valentine, but that would never happen so I'll have to say Bjork.

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Maybe the Cure should open for them, considering they're releasing a new album and all.

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Welcome Jonhatan. I've been lucky enough to see New Order supported by Doves and Gabrielles Wish, so I couldn't ask more... well, maybe the Pixies, while reforming, could co-headline the bill... :)

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Virginal, huh? We won't hurt you too badly. Feel free to wipe it on the sheets. You can cry afterward if you want.

And the answer is: The Cure. A nice, long, low-energy (read: boring) set of whiney music right before NO comes onstage and busts the fuck out some mad beats (as they say in California).

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welcome to the new fellow...

how about Hybrid opening for the order...might be interesting?!?!?!

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I couldnt have the Cure as support, as I would fall asleep and miss New Order

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Well g'day sir and welcome to the atrophy excision.

Ideal support for me would be Stockholm Monsters or ACR, not least because that would transport us back to 1985 ! Probably The Fall, of those bands currently available.

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Probably some of the groups people wanted have already appeared with New Order re 08.02.1986. What a night..

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Originally posted by Casey Ryback Probably some of the groups people wanted have already appeared with New Order re 08.02.1986. What a night..

Been a lot better if they'd turned it into a full day event, and not truncated the sets to 40 minutes each.

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Originally posted by Low-Life > Originally posted by Casey Ryback> Probably some of the groups people wanted have already appeared with New Order re 08.02.1986. What a night..

Been a lot better if they'd turned it into a full day event, and not truncated the sets to 40 minutes each.

From what I can remember I don't think Bernard could have lasted any longer than 40 minutes! Which leads me to a question. Did The Smiths ever appear with NO before or after the aforementioned gig?

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Just thought of one I think, GMEX '86.

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Originally posted by Jonathan Evans I'm new to all this and thought I'd better say hello.

Question is now: whose alter-ego are you? :skeptic:

There's only actually four people here and we all post under multiple personalities. :evil4:

I'm rubbish at support bands. Even bands I quite like who've supported New Order usually get ignored so as to maximum bar time. A nice 'wind-down' act after the event would be better, like with Underworld at the New Year gigs in 98, or I've seen the Grid follow New Order too..

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I'm stuck in retro land so I would take any of the below as a support: Psychedelic Furs Chameleons Orange Juice The Wake Chameleons Cocteau Twins Bunymen Chameleons Gang Of Four Section 25 Chameleons Josef K Crispy Ambulance Chameleons Scientists

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[bitter]I'd like to have seen Garbage supporting New Order like they fucking well should have been at Reading 98 and not the other way round.[/bitter]

Seriously though, and being biased too :) from current bands, Goldfrapp.

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Originally posted by Solitude I'm stuck in retro land so I would take any of the below as a support:P$5{ameleonsOrange JuiceThe WakeChameleonsCocteau TwinsBunymenChameleonsGang Of FourSection 25ChameleonsJosef KCrispy AmbulanceChameleonsScientists

The Chameleons it is then! Or Invincible or The Sun And The moon. :thumb:

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Originally posted by Jonathan Evans I think mine would be a little strange, and go for Belle and Sebastian 'cos they at least have some tunes.Any offers?CheersJon

Hey, I seriously think having Stuart & Co. supporting is a very good idea.:thumb:

Belle & Sebastian is one of the most refreshing acts to come into the pop music world in the last 5 years ( well...I only got to know them when the 'Boy Arab Strap' album came out.... )

I've got their DVD - 'For Fans Only' and I think New Order should put out a DVD like that....the set up of the DVD allows the viewer to watch the clips either chronologically or randomly with tales and vignettes in-between, all woven together like a long story...EXCELLENT.:clap:

...unfortunately, they've lost 2 crucial members - the other Stuart to LOOPER & the ever so sweet & sexy Isobel...:(

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