When dreamsneverend.com was going i managed to download a gig at Kilburn National Ballroom (25th May 1982). The last track is titled "Jam with 52nd street", but what is the name of the song actually called? Is it an actual 52nd street song or a hybrid of a 52nd street song or actually a "Jam"?
Jam with 52nd Street
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This is taken from Waterrat. The gigiography on this site stops at Temptation. It looks like they actually jam with a band called 52nd Street. By the way, I wouldn't mind a copy.
Kilburn National Ballroom - London, England 60 586, Chosen Time, Ultraviolence, Procession, We All Stand, Hurt, Denial, Temptation, New Order jam with 52nd Street
What happened was that after the Order set finished (quite a long time after !!), both the Order and 52nd Street came back on stage to jam. The first track was roughly 52nd Street's "Voices" I think, and the second one was a bit less coherent. I've never heard the full two-track jam on tape, not sure it exists.
Originally posted by Ronald Kirsch This is taken from Waterrat. The gigiography on this site stops at Temptation. It looks like they actually jam with a band called 52nd Street. By the way, I wouldn't mind a copy.Kilburn National Ballroom - London, England 60 586, Chosen Time, Ultraviolence, Procession, We All Stand, Hurt, Denial, Temptation, New Order jam with 52nd Street
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Originally posted by Detweiler 3.63 What happened was that after the Order set finished (quite a long time after !!), both the Order and 52nd Street came back on stage to jam. The first track was roughly 52nd Street's "Voices" I think, and the second one was a bit less coherent. I've never heard the full two-track jam on tape, not sure it exists.
Thanx for the info Detweiler.
Originally posted by Detweiler 3.63 What happened was that after the Order set finished (quite a long time after !!), both the Order and 52nd Street came back on stage to jam. The first track was roughly 52nd Street's "Voices" I think, and the second one was a bit less coherent. I've never heard the full two-track jam on tape, not sure it exists.
Sure it's not the "Cool As Ice/Twice As Nice single?
Couldn't tell you, having never heard any 52nd Street stuff. The only word I can remember from the tape was "voices".
Originally posted by Detweiler 3.63 Couldn't tell you, having never heard any 52nd Street stuff. The only word I can remember from the tape was "voices".
I'm sure she is saying "poison"? ![]()