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I refuse to listen to WFTSC before it's released !

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Even if that means I'm the last moralist left on earth, I hereby announce my refusal to listen to WFTSC obtained illegally. Unfortunately, that means I won't be able to comment on the songs (except Krafty for a while), but morality starts at home. Anyone with me ?

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Comedy Thread of the Year. Pure genius! :laugh: :clap:

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I'm with the comedian.

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Yes

I'm the same I've had the knowledge of how to get my hands on WFTSC for about a week now; but so far my 'morals' are winning. I'm surviving on my 'new' Community CDs to keep me going until release.:thumb:

:(:thumbdown::(:( its not easy tho'.

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Me too.

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We've waited 9 years for a new album at one point, what's another month now ? Comedy thread of the year, the year is still young ! Go on. I want to hear rallying cries. They're my favourite band and I WILL wait for the release date. Then I'll camp in front of Dancing Bear for the night. Hopefully, if WFTSC gets well promoted, they'll have those midnight sales. In that case it'll be barging in at 0:00 and and drinking the night away. I owe them that much.

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I remember unveiling the Getting Things Ready compact diskette whilst holidaying here in the UK's luscious countryside. It was a tremendously exciting day of days, impromptu as the shop appeared through the mist on a windy cobbled road the back end of beyond thunderdome - scone emporiums lined either side of the street. Surrounded by cascading hills of green we cruised off with no fixed purpose listening to the mystical whisperings of Turn My Feet. As day turned to night, Crystal turned to Vicious Streaky Bacon and the sun set on a new world.

I hope to again experience such moments of pleasure. I can almost here the call of the cyclops as spring draws closer.

Unfortunately, I sold the car we used on that holiday to a friend of mine who proceeded to run over a bird the other day. We won’t let that spoil our fond memories though.

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Which kind of bird?

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Originally posted by Julijana Zitnjak We've waited 9 years for a new album at one point, what's another month now ? Comedy thread of the year, the year is still young ! Go on. I want to hear rallying cries. They're my favourite band and I WILL wait for the release date. Then I'll camp in front of Dancing Bear for the night. Hopefully, if WFTSC gets well promoted, they'll have those midnight sales. In that case it'll be barging in at 0:00 and and drinking the night away. I owe them that much.

The only thing that will stop this being comedy thread of the year is if you've never taped anything off the radio. Or recorded a television program. Or copied a CD.

If so, then fine. If not, then I completely respect your descision to wait - but spare us the holier than thou, please.

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Fair play to all those that dont want to listen to it until official release.

The simple fact is hearing it before it arrives in the shops will not personally stop me from buying it in all its various forms when it is officially released so for me guilt is indeed a useless emotion ;)

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Cats, I'm no religious buff, I've just opted to tease my aural senses somewhat. I think that's the thread of this, er, thread, isn't it?

Surely its a different game nowadays. Gone are the methods of yesteryear, like taping a truncated version of up and coming albums from late night Radio 2 (Technique, anyone? - Round the Bend and All the Wheat if memory serves correct) - on today's modern transistor radio, you get the whole shooting match laid on a platter within about 3 minutes . Which is why its even more of a restraint to hold on until that special day.

I don't think there's a moral highground, just a matter of wanting it as soon as it appears. Some just wan'it, others prepare to stew their broth over a series of weeks - the taste being all that sweeter.

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yeah I'll be waiting as well - but that's cos

a) I can't be arsed to spend hours finding it on the net when I've loads of work to do b) I want to hear it in decent quality first rather than grainy mp3 c) basically, I can wait for it

Mind you, Fair enough to anyone who does want to download it first

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Originally posted by Patrick Which kind of bird?

When I spoke to him about the incident he did not reveal the breed, only the action as it unfolded. The particulars were graphic. With the vehicle primed with four humans, the creature was annihilated in an instant.

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Originally posted by Seb Briggs yeah I'll be waiting as well - but that's cosa) I can't be arsed to spend hours finding it on the net when I've loads of work to dob) I want to hear it in decent quality first rather than grainy mp3c) basically, I can wait for itMind you, Fair enough to anyone who does want to download it first

... surely, that's not ... 'THE ... Seb Briggs'?

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Originally posted by Huntsman > Originally posted by Patrick> Which kind of bird?

When I spoke to him about the incident he did not reveal the breed, only the action as it unfolded. The particulars were graphic. With the vehicle primed with four humans, the creature was annihilated in an instant.

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I was uncertain both about the breed and the species. But you've cleared up the second uncertainty. Nevertheless, I'm glad I wasn't there.

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Of course it's fair enough to everybody. But one has to start somewhere, and someone has to be the one. I'm not moralizing to anyone: I'm just saying that I like New Order so much that I'm willing to wait for the oficcial release date.

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Thirteen ways of looking at one.

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I played it in the office here at work 3 times last week.....and it's on again now as I am typing away. Tis a fuckin hard life so it is. One of these days I might actually do some work:uhoh:

It's getting better all the time, Dracula's Castle is even growing on me:ignore:

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I played it in the office here at work 3 times last week.....and it's on again now as I am typing away. Tis a fuckin hard life so it is. One of these days I might actually do some work:uhoh:

It's getting better all the time, Dracula's Castle is even growing on me:ignore:

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yep, the very same one huntsman. we're all coming back out of the woodwork now aren't we?

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It's like a woodlice party, and we're all invited.

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Originally posted by Huntsman > Originally posted by Patrick> Which kind of bird?

When I spoke to him about the incident he did not reveal the breed, only the action as it unfolded. The particulars were graphic. With the vehicle primed with four humans, the creature was annihilated in an instant.

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I'm sorry if my strong language stung you out of semi-retirement Hucklebuck but firm action was needed.

Weasels

But you have returned in great quip, not unlike Steve Guttenberg in Cocoon 2.

Is there any word from the Marske by the Sea town council on the title of the new album in your parts?

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I will wait also Julijana, but not on morality grounds, which I respect and applaud. As Don, I know I will be buying every possible format they bring to market including the rare Edison's Cylinders.

No, I want to maximize the pleasure:

I will stroll down to the shops on the first Saturday morning after release, will have a cup of coffee on my way there, will ask the shop assistant(I always do that to create the impression that everyone is asking after New Order), will carry the thing home, peel away the cellophane, carefully consider the cover and the booklet (if that's the case) and then listen to it's full glory for the rest of the day.

Good to reading you again Patrick and Huntsy.:D

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grainy mp3's? my mp3's sound great! as for the moral issue, if you buy it when it comes out, where's the harm in downloading and listening before release date? more than likely the moralists are barking about their high morals, not because they are saints but because they have technology limitations or time constraints. if it appeared at your door step, would you still not listen to it? If Hooky came round with a copy and wanted to play it for you would you still refuse? Fair play to you but what's the point of waiting? in 5 years how much will it matter if you heard it in February or March?

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Originally posted by Depthcharge I'm sorry if my strong language stung you out of semi-retirement Hucklebuck but firm action was needed.

Weasels

But you have returned in great quip, not unlike Steve Guttenberg in Cocoon 2.

Is there any word from the Marske by the Sea town council on the title of the new album in your parts?

Its been quiet, almost too quiet.

Although nothing official has been released, the local newsagent has a very lively notice board, and the following sheets were recently pinned up:

'Soft white bread now only 46pence - was 48' 'Local boy out-swims poo, its official' 'Sunbed for sale, offers around 50 pounds. Decent tubes, hardly utilised' 'Wanted, a Wondering where the Cyclops are cassette by the New Mondays, preferably used' 'Onions recall' 'Rabbit seeks dog, must have own back legs'

Bearing in mind the fish and chip shop withdrew their offer on skate bits, there could be something in it?

I'll obviously confirm as soon as I know for definite.

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Biznotic, risking sound ing pedantic I should point out to you that either if the CD appears at your doorstep or Hooky himself comes to play it in your living room the moral issue disappears.

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Originally posted by Budvar Huber

No, I want to maximize the pleasure:

I will stroll down to the shops on the first Saturday morning after release, will have a cup of coffee on my way there, will ask the shop assistant(I always do that to create the impression that everyone is asking after New Order), will carry the thing home, peel away the cellophane, carefully consider the cover and the booklet (if that's the case) and then listen to it's full glory for the rest of the day.

That was the way I used to treasure virgin listens of NO product but it simply ain't the same any more.

Just through reading these boards your expectations have been irrevocably tempered - you now know for instance that there's no triumphant all-time classic on the album. So you've been robbed of the possibility of listening it through the first time and discovering a masterwork. With so much feedback about the album flowing through these threads, it's just not the same waiting for it any more. You're pre-exposed to too much. So I figure, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em.

I'll still get a buzz when I pick up the official copy, revel in Saville's handiwork, enjoy it in higher fidelity, then track down a vinyl copy.

In an ideal world the time difference between some mug uploading all the tracks to a P2P and the official release date would be measured in days, not weeks or months, and we could all enjoy the final product as NO intended.

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Rabbit seeks dog, indeed! This is a family newspaper!

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