does new order visit this site? — Forum Archive

28 May 2004, 17:08

do any of the members of NO give the time of day to this site?

28 May 2004, 17:46

this site is actually managed and webmastered by Barney and Peter.

:hi:

28 May 2004, 17:49

And for the real answer...

Hooky said he did, Stephen Morris said to Rocket Mick he did visit the site 2 weeks ago...

28 May 2004, 21:13

Originally posted by I don't want to be just a number in Society this site is actually managed and webmastered by Barney and Peter.

dammit...quit giving the secrets away!!!:\ohwell:

29 May 2004, 12:15

Keep quiet yourself, Gillian !

29 May 2004, 12:38

I can just imagine it:

Hooky: How do you get this f**king internet thing working. Barney: I don't have a f**king clue

ok I am stuck now :rolleyes:

But I am sure logic would suggest that New Order have seen this site many times. They must be interested in what their fans have to say about them.

29 May 2004, 13:12

Originally posted by I don't want to be just a number in Society Keep quiet yourself, Gillian !

hush up, or I won't be making you any tea...

29 May 2004, 19:40

ok my secret is out I am Peter Hook

30 May 2004, 08:05

i hope they have better things to do but it might be good for a laugh every once in a while

30 May 2004, 10:40

They probably visit every now and then - if someone had a website about you - you'd be interested an all.

If any of the lazy bastards are tuning in to this.....give us a few live dates to look forward to.....you bastards :beer:

Oh, and while I'm at it....Subculture, Sunrise and AOC please:D

30 May 2004, 10:41

TPK and AIIWIW would be a bonus :evil4:

30 May 2004, 12:22

Originally posted by ShugZV© TPK and AIIWIW would be a bonus

..and Truth if you're feeling really generous! :wink:

30 May 2004, 12:25

Originally posted by Casey Ryback > Originally posted by ShugZV© TPK and AIIWIW would be a bonus

..and Truth if you're feeling really generous! :wink:

...and we dont mind if you give BM a miss in favour of the above. :D

30 May 2004, 13:11

oh and if New Order are here play a venue like the Ritz again in Manchester so we can actually see you doing your brilliant artwork.

Apart from last week I've still not seen New Order perform live.

30 May 2004, 15:51

Barney here.

Bugger now you all know why some of my posts don't make sense. :D

30 May 2004, 22:52

I don't think New Order visit NOOL because i doubt they give a toss what other people think about them.

31 May 2004, 06:57

Originally posted by Buffer Low I don't think New Order visit NOOL because i doubt they give a toss what other people think about them.

One thing for sure though, the band's management do.

31 May 2004, 07:00

Originally posted by Ronald Kirsch Barney here.Bugger now you all know why some of my posts don't make sense. :D

Barney in Aussie land? Are you down there for the liquor?

31 May 2004, 08:22

Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by Buffer Low> I don't think New Order visit NOOL because i doubt they give a toss what other people think about them.

One thing for sure though, the band's management do.

who IS the management nowadays? certainly the Get Ready era/ compilations choices/ reissues or lack of/ dvds choices in recent years .... doesn't seem like anybody is steering the ship with any conviction, quite frankly.

anything in particular aboiut this website they have complained about other than maybe the obvious mp3 type stuff?

31 May 2004, 09:04

Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by Buffer Low> I don't think New Order visit NOOL because i doubt they give a toss what other people think about them.

One thing for sure though, the band's management do. They have management? well bugger me. :jawdrop:

31 May 2004, 09:06

Originally posted by Tristan Jayol > Originally posted by Ronald Kirsch> Barney here.> > Bugger now you all know why some of my posts don't make sense. :D

Barney in Aussie land? Are you down there for the liquor? I think I saw Barney down here in Melbourne at the Prince Of Wales, or was that my mate Mitch? :confused2:

31 May 2004, 17:18

I got the impression that they were just biding their time with London/Centredate and weren't that interested in what was released - just doing what they felt like.

When/if they do another album after the current project they might release it themselves and actually REALLY enjoy the process for the first time in 15 years...

31 May 2004, 18:43

Barney once told us it was a quarter to 10 on here...but he was drunk...so who knows?!?!?!

31 May 2004, 20:19

Originally posted by Tristan Jayol > Originally posted by Ronald Kirsch> Barney here.> > Bugger now you all know why some of my posts don't make sense. :D

Barney in Aussie land? Are you down there for the liquor?

To buy a drink that is so much more reasonable I think I'll go there when it gets seasonable

A bugger to get the yacht here though.

31 May 2004, 20:29

Originally posted by pumped full of drugs > Originally posted by Spotnick> > > > Originally posted by Buffer Low> > I don't think New Order visit NOOL because i doubt they give a toss what other people think about them.>

One thing for sure though, the band's management do.

who IS the management nowadays? certainly the Get Ready era/ compilations choices/ reissues or lack of/ dvds choices in recent years .... doesn't seem like anybody is steering the ship with any conviction, quite frankly.

anything in particular aboiut this website they have complained about other than maybe the obvious mp3 type stuff?

The Retro bonus disc is a direct work of the people yelling on NOOL about the lack of rarities on Retro...

The management is Andrew Robinson & Rebecca Boulton of Prime Management.

I don't think the band's management is responsible for the DVD releases though, they did release 316 and 511, which is a pretty good thing, I still expect them to have a DVD of their videos sooner or later...

31 May 2004, 20:39

I'd be very rich if I could cash a thousand bucks each time the word bugger is written in this thread.

Signed: Stephen.

31 May 2004, 21:14

I could start using a more Manc turn of phrase if you like. Then again better not.

31 May 2004, 21:41

Originally posted by Ronald Kirsch I could start using a more Manc turn of phrase if you like. Then again better not.

Nah, stick with bugger, although i wonder what the americans think every time we use that word. :laugh:

31 May 2004, 23:34

I don't think the band's management is responsible for the DVD releases though, they did release 316 and 511, which is a pretty good thing, I still expect them to have a DVD of their videos sooner or later...

i hope sooner rather than later.

1 Jun 2004, 08:35

Originally posted by Buffer Low > Originally posted by Ronald Kirsch> I could start using a more Manc turn of phrase if you like. Then again better not.

Nah, stick with bugger, although i wonder what the americans think every time we use that word. :laugh: I think all you guys sound like Austin Powers whenever I read that word. :ignore:

1 Jun 2004, 15:53

Here in Oz & NZ it has become a fairly common word in place of worse terms. Heck ( here I go again) it even appears in TV car ads.

2 Jun 2004, 05:37

Yep they come on here and have promised to play all the songs we ask them to play at their next gig in Cardiff, well about 10 anyway..

2 Jun 2004, 05:44

Originally posted by Ronald Kirsch Here in Oz & NZ it has become a fairly common word in place of worse terms. Heck ( here I go again) it even appears in TV car ads.

This car ad is hilarious, it should win an award. The word bugger is said about six times in six different scenes. Love it. :rofl:

2 Jun 2004, 12:11

Originally posted by Buffer Low > Originally posted by Ronald Kirsch> I could start using a more Manc turn of phrase if you like. Then again better not.

Nah, stick with bugger, although i wonder what the americans think every time we use that word. :laugh:

im american :) ill use my lingo. homesauce. homeslice. chilldog. bra. dude, dawg. homeskillet :confused2:

2 Jun 2004, 15:49

Ah Cricky. My poor possums.

2 Jun 2004, 21:03

Originally posted by DreamsNeverEnd > Originally posted by Buffer Low> > > > Originally posted by Ronald Kirsch> > I could start using a more Manc turn of phrase if you like. Then again better not.>

Nah, stick with bugger, although i wonder what the americans think every time we use that word. :laugh: im american :) ill use my lingo. homesauce. homeslice. chilldog. bra. dude, dawg. homeskillet :confused2: Or, more localized lingo: Yo, youse (as in "all of youse"), scrapple, triflin', "takin' SEPTA" (rather than "taking the bus").

4 Jun 2004, 02:04

Originally posted by Ronald Kirsch Here in Oz & NZ it has become a fairly common word in place of worse terms. Heck ( here I go again) it even appears in TV car ads.

The dog in the Toyota ad died a couple of days ago. His name was Hercules and he did more videos than New Order. Wasn't as good at swearing though.

6 Jun 2004, 20:25

I'm sorry to hear that. For those who haven't seen it. The dog at the end of the ad says "bugger".