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Remember that on Get Ready, the mix of Run Wild was done by New Order (probably Bernard), they didn't want the Steve Osbourne mix.. which ended on the Retro bonus CD...

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if they will be there all october that means they had a plan B just in case. besides, this producer represents 50% of the tracks, that means the other 50% is covered by the other producer. so i wouldn´t alarm so much, especially if all what´s need it´s the production hand. i´m sure they have it all recorded by now. don´t you think? :shrug:

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Oh well, I received today confirmation that the Glasgow DJ Gig with Hooky is GOING ON...

This is why I didn't post the news on the front page, I had to get confirmation, and well, the information was denied, so here you go...that part of the information is ok now.

However, I had a good source about that one, I guess Hooky decided to go on...

I'm sorry if I caused any harm to the producers, this wasn't the point !!

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Originally posted by Spotnick Oh well, I received today confirmation that the Glasgow DJ Gig with Hooky is GOING ON...This is why I didn't post the news on the front page, I had to get confirmation, and well, the information was denied, so here you go...that part of the information is ok now.However, I had a good source about that one, I guess Hooky decided to go on...I'm sorry if I caused any harm to the producers, this wasn't the point !!

You want to give that source of yours a good slap round the kipper - I had a heart attack when I read yer post. I thought I'd forked out a few quid on Flights for a NO show. I was THAT worried I got in touch with the G-Man last night. One good thing to come out of it though. I am having Brown Sauce on ma Square Sausage rolls when I arrive up the road....This is a wee Scottish "in" joke:D

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Originally posted by ShugZV© > Originally posted by Spotnick> > > Oh well, I received today confirmation that the Glasgow DJ Gig with Hooky is GOING ON...> > > This is why I didn't post the news on the front page, I had to get confirmation, and well, the information was denied, so here you go...that part of the information is ok now.> > > However, I had a good source about that one, I guess Hooky decided to go on...> > > I'm sorry if I caused any harm to the producers, this wasn't the point !!> > > > > >

You want to give that source of yours a good slap round the kipper - I had a heart attack when I read yer post. I thought I'd forked out a few quid on Flights for a NO show. I was THAT worried I got in touch with the G-Man last night. One good thing to come out of it though. I am having Brown Sauce on ma Square Sausage rolls when I arrive up the road....This is a wee Scottish "in" joke:D

Well, the souce is accurate, probably Hooky changed his mind about that, who knows!

There are 2 other dates of "Get Loaded" set for October and November, maybe they are the ones, I have no idea.

Anyways, if Grahame is still a little pissed at me, the news is now on the front page, I hope we're even :embarassed:

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When i think of the new album this is how i feel:

:):confused2::skeptic::confused::shrug::cry::uhoh::beer:

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Rechecked, it's October 8/9 that might be cancelled... although I didn't know he had things on both dates.

So if you consider going to Get Loaded in October, I suggest you double check that !! It's not the first time they would advertise Hooky but he's not there...

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Are they still signed to London Warner? Cos I thought Retro was their contract filler which meant they were free of the label. I hope they're now on their own label or something cos if they still are signed to London Records then there's no chance of getting the new album on nice shiny black vinyl the week it comes out - as far as I know Get Ready was never issued on vinyl cos London recirds never bothered to press enough copies the lazy useless cheapskates.

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Originally posted by By 'Eck! My Neck! Are they still signed to London Warner? Cos I thought Retro was their contract filler which meant they were free of the label. I hope they're now on their own label or something cos if they still are signed to London Records then there's no chance of getting the new album on nice shiny black vinyl the week it comes out - as far as I know Get Ready was never issued on vinyl cos London recirds never bothered to press enough copies the lazy useless cheapskates.

Vinyl? you must be kidding...

Digital music all along ;) I'd love to have a DVD audio (ie, no compression!)

As far as I know, they are still with London Records.. I'm more curious to see if they will still be on Rhino in the US.. that's the 3rd label they have been in the last years! (Qwest, Reprise, then Rhino)...

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As many other NewOrderphiles will attest - nothing beats the sound of decent good quality heavyweight vinyl - with big wide grooves. Two slabs of 12" vinyl would be a perfect format for any forthcoming LP. Digital obviously has its strengths but artwork wise the CD booklets are always far inferior. Peter Savilles art is best appreciated in 12-inch squares. New Order are one of the few bands whose artwork has NEVER been given full respect when it comes to the CD versions of their albums.....the format doesn't do it any justice.

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Originally posted by By 'Eck! My Neck! Are they still signed to London Warner? Cos I thought Retro was their contract filler which meant they were free of the label. I hope they're now on their own label or something cos if they still are signed to London Records then there's no chance of getting the new album on nice shiny black vinyl the week it comes out - as far as I know Get Ready was never issued on vinyl cos London recirds never bothered to press enough copies the lazy useless cheapskates.

It was, I have a copy, as do a few others on here. It came out about a month or more after the c.d mind.

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Originally posted by By 'Eck! My Neck! As many other NewOrderphiles will attest - nothing beats the sound of decent good quality heavyweight vinyl - with big wide grooves. Two slabs of 12" vinyl would be a perfect format for any forthcoming LP. Digital obviously has its strengths but artwork wise the CD booklets are always far inferior. Peter Savilles art is best appreciated in 12-inch squares. New Order are one of the few bands whose artwork has NEVER been given full respect when it comes to the CD versions of their albums.....the format doesn't do it any justice.

amen! :thumb:

i must say there is a vinyl edition of Get Ready though. made by the germans, not by London. go ahead and buy it and enjoy it! i´d love to do it myself but i can´t afford €14 + shipping! :nuts:

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Oh how I do love the sound of good vinyl on a really good turntable!! Get Ready really comes out of the box, so to speak, when spinning on the table!!!

Totally agree with the Saville theory of his 12" artwork when compared to the chinsy CD shite!!

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Ive got the cassette of Get Ready.Its a bugger folding the inlay back to fit in the case!.And it hasn`t got extra tracks at the end of each side like the old days re the Power,Corruption And Lies ,Low - Life and Brotherhood cassettes:)

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Originally posted by By 'Eck! My Neck! As many other NewOrderphiles will attest - nothing beats the sound of decent good quality heavyweight vinyl - with big wide grooves. Two slabs of 12" vinyl would be a perfect format for any forthcoming LP. Digital obviously has its strengths but artwork wise the CD booklets are always far inferior. Peter Savilles art is best appreciated in 12-inch squares. New Order are one of the few bands whose artwork has NEVER been given full respect when it comes to the CD versions of their albums.....the format doesn't do it any justice.

They COULD release CDs in a larger box (DVD casings for instance)... but they won't!

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Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by By 'Eck! My Neck! As many other NewOrderphiles will attest - nothing beats the sound of decent good quality heavyweight vinyl - with big wide grooves. Two slabs of 12" vinyl would be a perfect format for any forthcoming LP. Digital obviously has its strengths but artwork wise the CD booklets are always far inferior. Peter Savilles art is best appreciated in 12-inch squares. New Order are one of the few bands whose artwork has NEVER been given full respect when it comes to the CD versions of their albums.....the format doesn't do it any justice.

They COULD release CDs in a larger box (DVD casings for instance)... but they won't!

Yeah, but it just doesn't have the ol' glory of the 12".

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Can you believe it, all the new songs they have recorded are sitting there somewhere, they actually exist. Can't wait for the release.

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Originally posted by Sir CHUNKS > Originally posted by Spotnick> > > > > > Originally posted by By 'Eck! My Neck!> As many other NewOrderphiles will attest - nothing beats the sound of decent good quality heavyweight vinyl - with big wide grooves. Two slabs of 12" vinyl would be a perfect format for any forthcoming LP. Digital obviously has its strengths but artwork wise the CD booklets are always far inferior. Peter Savilles art is best appreciated in 12-inch squares. New Order are one of the few bands whose artwork has NEVER been given full respect when it comes to the CD versions of their albums.....the format doesn't do it any justice.

They COULD release CDs in a larger box (DVD casings for instance)... but they won't!

Yeah, but it just doesn't have the ol' glory of the 12".

Actually i might buy some DVD boxes and print off some art work from the net and i`ve got my personal copy of Low Life or whatever in a DVD box.

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Damn those who keep bringing this thread to the top, getting my hopes up for a moment :evil3:

:wink:

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Originally posted by Spotnick As far as I know, they are still with London Records.. I'm more curious to see if they will still be on Rhino in the US.. that's the 3rd label they have been in the last years! (Qwest, Reprise, then Rhino)...

Oddly enough, I desperately hope that New Order isn't on Rhino for good, simply because their logo would utterly mess up the consistency of Saville's Design.

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Originally posted by Clockwork C > Originally posted by MYOB> > > > Originally posted by Clockwork C> > > > The most important thing - for me anyhow - is that ill FINALLY get to see NewOrder live sometime soon. >

Same here.

I *heard* the Lansdowne show. By leaning out a window of my dads office block (on Lansdowne Road).

I was there & the sound WAS sh1t - but it got better as it wore on. Me & the wife were some of the odd ones who left after NO while loads more were comming in for the Chillies - we got some odd looks from security! Best bit was Hooky F-ing up the intro to 60 miles so they just stopped & tried again!

Hope its a smaller venue next time - they were brilliant in the Point in '93

Sounded shit, though...

mmmHmm. I heard terrible things off friends who went. Why support the RHCP :nonono: Ill go to england to see them next time, instead of waiting for certain crapness.:clap::clap::clap::rolleyes:

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Originally posted by By 'Eck! My Neck! New Order are one of the few bands whose artwork has NEVER been given full respect when it comes to the CD versions of their albums.....the format doesn't do it any justice.

Lets be honest,they haven`t had a decent sleeve since Run2,with maybe Regret the exception,both the "Republic" and "Get Ready" stuff was quite poor.

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Regards the new album.Aparrantly they had to ditch a couple of songs because they sounded too similar to Mr.Brightside and Jenny Was A Friend Of Mine off The Killers album Hot Fuss.This was stated by The Killers and may or may not be true.

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Originally posted by Andy New Order mentioned:http://entertainment.msn.com/celebs/article.aspx?news=168621

Cheers for the link....i have just bought the 80's 808 ACID mix of BLUE MONDAY today.I still listen to BOWIE/BOLAN(70's) and TALK TALK,some great music in the early 80's.God ...i am getting OLD!

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according to Jonathan Scott (usually reliable source), the album will be released in MARCH 2005.

So we have hope!

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Originally posted by The Saviour ...good news... FAO: SPOTNICK, did you get the snail mail ???????

Buy my lengendary laziness to get to the post office is still there... I have a package to send to TLV and you, so I should do that I hope by the end of the week.

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...ay carramba, more good news !... :clap: ...and at last, may I beg for the title 'salvation member' - in my modesty... :blush:

with kindly regards, The Saviour.

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Originally posted by Spotnick according to Jonathan Scott (usually reliable source), the album will be released in MARCH 2005.So we have hope!

Management for the band confirmed march as well :nod:

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