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Please can you someone send me a Krafty MP3..........I will be eternally grateful

aboyes@ge.cokecce.com

Please can you someone send me a Krafty MP3..........I will be eternally grateful

aboyes@ge.cokecce.com

In a nutshell, no. Contribute something here other than multiple requests for a freebie, and maybe then you will be lucky.

Well if I got to hear it I would!!!!!!!!!............;);)

I think i`ve got it.KRAFTY IS ACTUALLY SHIT AND YET BRILLIANT AT THE SAME TIME!!!.And only New Order are capable of that!.Shit in the way the lyrics are slightly embarassing and maybe mundane yet at the same time are uplifting and optimistic.

For those people who are actually from Manchester is OldMonkey actually an American version of Victor Meldrew....I feel like apologising for being a Manc with a very old Windows version who was there since the Boardwalk days. I merely asked for a Mp3 version of Krafty....but apparently not allowed as I hadn't posted lots of polls etc. to build up my posts. But of course I didn't realise Confusion was New Order's first ever release unlike my Yank friends.

WFTSC is with me next Thursday as my college friend Paul McNamee works for the NME and he was the one who put Fast Synth on the NME jukebox....so OldMonkey if you you want a copy....swivel!!!!

If you are so in with the NME, what you doing on here repeatedly begging for a Krafty MP3?

I just took in Krafty for the first time and it's truly fantastic. Sweet Hooky basslines, synth sweeps, Steven's flawless drumming, obtusely eloquent lyrics in the Barney style and this time a bit of a picker-upper much like 'Player In the League' and 'Here To Stay', the good ol' enigmatic title... everything this New Order fan loves to death. Now only to see what Mr. Saville's cooked up for the packaging.

25 years on and as good as ever- New Order are truly one of England's national treasures. I can't wait for the album.

Cheers,

-Hugh

Brilliant, classic, it has the lot. Been said on this thread already, but there's the bass, melody, iffy lyrics, Barney's fragile voice and the instrumental links between verses. If I didn't know better, I would say it came from the Technique period.

And a belated Happy New Year to all, my first appearance this year. Bloody work...

Originally posted by Marko Brilliant, classic, it has the lot. Been said on this thread already, but there's the bass, melody, iffy lyrics, Barney's fragile voice and the instrumental links between verses. If I didn't know better, I would say it came from the Technique period.And a belated Happy New Year to all, my first appearance this year. Bloody work...

Well said and WELCOME back.I finish work AGAIN on TUESDAY.I am one of th IDLE POOR!Lovely...nice work when you can get it.

If anyone's still missing the MP3 file (Ade?) here's a link which has been posted everywhere: http://rapidshare.de/files-en/418068/New_Order__Krafty__Radio1_rip_.mp3.html?pmode=1 Just wait for the seconds to go and then download. If you still have any problem just send me an E Mail message and I will reply with the file attached.

Mmm, now an mp3 link to the album version would be useful. It's vastly superior to the Pete Tong version. I've only got it on WMA, and Friday night, as the computer's right across the other side of the room, I couldn't be arsed to go and turn it off and I just left it on replay - must have amused the neighbours.

Originally posted by Ade Boyes For those people who are actually from Manchester is OldMonkey actually an American version of Victor Meldrew....I feel like apologising for being a Manc with a very old Windows version who was there since the Boardwalk days. I merely asked for a Mp3 version of Krafty....but apparently not allowed as I hadn't posted lots of polls etc. to build up my posts.

Sent on 29th

Did you get it?

I heard on the Essential Selection on Friday – a tad disappointing (sorry to say).

It sounds a bit more in the vein of a ‘happy poppy’ song (it reminded me of 60 miles an hour) rather than a shattering, compelling and metallic sound, which is how I like my NO songs. I thought Crystal was a monumental single!

It’s not that bad, but I wouldn’t say it’s their greatest comeback. The other thing I didn’t like is for the first time to me, it seems Barney is doing ‘being a wise old man’ – going on about wars and fighting and how we should look at lakes, trees and human race. It just doesn’t sound a ‘cool’ single to me.

Roll on the album though – I can’t wait.

It's all fine and dandy in a "Weren't you doing this 20 years ago?" kind of way, until it reaches the chorus, whereupon it turns into something only a four year old who had lost their ears in a distressing lawn mower accident could like.

Originally posted by Dave Stephenson It's all fine and dandy in a "Weren't you doing this 20 years ago?" kind of way, until it reaches the chorus, whereupon it turns into something only a four year old who had lost their ears in a distressing lawn mower accident could like.

Please do speak for yourself. The Krafty chorus is one of the catchiest they have come up with in over 2 decades, in my opinion. And I am pretty sure I am neither 4, nor lacking ears.

Well, so far I've heard the full thing about 5 times. The very second it started the first time I just KNEW it was gonna be New Order.

Absolutely fantastic stuff, can't get the chorus out of my head. NO's second number one single? Perhaps, perhaps...

Interesting to read the Brotherhood comparisons, pretty much the same thing struck me too.