NO+JD = NME God-like genius award
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egads, barney's looking quite haggard in that photo there.
regardless, congratulations gentlemen. does anyone know what songs they played, and if any clips will be online soon?
From nme.com Crystal (dedicated to The Killers) ,Krafty ,LWTUA and Blue Monday
:) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
i cant wait to see the footage!!!!
http://www.nme.com/news/111447.htm
Best thing the NME's done in ages, I may even buy next weeks issue![]()
Theres a half hour show on Ch4 tonight at 00:15am,about this specific award. So maybe itll be 30mins of NewOrder?
Digital Mike wrote: SELL OUT play the songs the marketing dept want, fuck the fans as usaual
Oh i dont know.The only song im not fussed about out of those four is BM.glad they did Crystal and will be tuning into Channel 4 tommorrow night hopefully to hear what Krafty sounds like live
Fantastic! Really does seem that age is not proving a barrier for them at the moment. Dare I say the NME are listening to their material before making their minds up?
I think the show on tonight (thursday) is just the past winners. Tomorrow at 11:35pm on Channel 4 is the Highlights Package from the Awards Ceremony, and it's only on for just over an hour so I doubt we will see all four tracks on our 2ft tubes. What will they show? Krafty and LWTUA is my guess.
Where the fook was Gillian?? Did not even mention her nor gretton for that matter.
Is this the first Godlike Award??
at this rate we might even get an NME feature /interview around the release of the album which will be more than they did for Get Ready !
Red Eyed Boy wrote: I think the show on tonight (thursday) is just the past winners. Tomorrow at 11:35pm on Channel 4 is the Highlights Package from the Awards Ceremony, and it's only on for just over an hour so I doubt we will see all four tracks on our 2ft tubes. What will they show? Krafty and LWTUA is my guess.
- MTV2 have got their highlights on Saturday night 21OO
twist wrote:
Is this the first Godlike Award??
Past winners are: U2
, The Clash, Morrisey and the Beatles.
Originally posted by Digital Mike SELL OUT play the songs the marketing dept want, fuck the fans as usaual
???
It wasn't for the fans, it was for the audience... plus they did a few songs that show who they are... plus Crystal and Krafty.
Digital Mike wrote: SELL OUT play the songs the marketing dept want, fuck the fans as usaual
Let me hazard a wild guess: you want them to play "Hurt" four times then stumble offstage for some Pernod? ![]()
Ally.

Is that Chris Lowe from the Pet Shop Boys back there wearing a cap?
Is he joining New Order? ![]()
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barney said: "I'd like to thank NME - the NME helped us out when we were just starting out and twenty years old."
i thought jd/no had a love/hate relationship with the uk press during the early years? didn't they generally tell reporters to piss off, no comments, etc.?
i suppose it's only fair to be polite to people who are crowning you godlike. but did nme really "help out" new order when they were just starting out? i'm curious.
So, at least "Love Will Tear Us Apart" will be shown tomorrow, then.. ![]()
Tonights show (well the second half at least) was a mini New Order retrospective full of old clips...
Congrats to New Order for finally having the media kiss their asses, it's been due for a long time!
Originally posted by lossless barney said: "I'd like to thank NME - the NME helped us out when we were just starting out and twenty years old."i thought jd/no had a love/hate relationship with the uk press during the early years? didn't they generally tell reporters to piss off, no comments, etc.?i suppose it's only fair to be polite to people who are crowning you godlike. but did nme really "help out" new order when they were just starting out? i'm curious.
Yeah, if U2 give them a prize they'll say the same about Bono?
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The difference is that, unlike our (not so) young heroes of the day, U2 have considered themselves "godlike" for years and don't feel the need for an award to justify it.
Originally posted by Server Error in "/" Application > Originally posted by lossless> barney said: "I'd like to thank NME - the NME helped us out when we were just starting out and twenty years old."> > i thought jd/no had a love/hate relationship with the uk press during the early years? didn't they generally tell reporters to piss off, no comments, etc.?> > i suppose it's only fair to be polite to people who are crowning you godlike. but did nme really "help out" new order when they were just starting out? i'm curious.
Yeah, if U2 give them a prize they'll say the same about Bono?
very salient point there. where would new order be if bono hadn't helped them out when the lads were starting out? why, they'd still be playing pub-rock in some dingy salford joint!
*whistles while putting on anti-flame bodysuit*
seriously though - i remember cringing when bono came on neworderstory, with that swirling camera motion, waxing poetic about jd. i thought, geez, couldn't they get someone else (anyone else) to pay tribute? ugh.
And noted briefly in The Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/news/story/0,11711,1417204,00.html
"And New Order, the era-defining dance-rock band that emerged from the ruins of Joy Division, was handed the godlike genius award won last year by Ozzy Osbourne."
PUTS A BIT OF A TARNISH ON IT, DOESN'T IT? ![]()
i smell a Godlike Tour. new order, u2, ozzy, paul mccartney representing the beatles...
best. show. ever.
Must confess to a few tears watchin the preview show. Loved the guy from GLC ( I assume, he's from GLC...there can't be TOO many bands of fake newport spides out their), he took the piss out of each and every thing they asked him about.....until the order ( hardly surprisin when u hear the kinda stuff the GLC sample....I mean .....the YMO...CLASSIC). If I may paraphrase......
"beatles is great but they's dead" "New order, why'd u give an award to them.......oh yeah...cos they was makin electronic music when there was no electronic music.....cos they was pushin buttons on a computer when everyone else was still trying to re-thread their guitar strings." And within his little mock-chav voice, I could hear just enough love, enough sheer admiration, to set me off, I sat there and blubbed, feeling SO vindicated. I thought of all the years of name calling at the hands of rock luddites [1], the following years of hearing all the "new" dance music that my infidel mates were getting all excited about while I was thinkin....."kinda sounds like New Order with no talent or hooky". Hearin bands I'm only barely aware of getting all moist of eye about NO was great.......they've fucked up more careers than just mine MUUUUUHAHAHAHHA.
I'm supposed to be doing some basslines for a few house tracks tonight....I suspect they will be VERY lucky to get anything like a BASSline outta me, I think we can all guess how I'll be playing the plank 2n.....high up and singing...the way it should be. And they'll get not a fuckin note when The Order are on the telly.
PS....the Ch4 station anouncer said NO would be playing "a joy division classic" on the awards show.....so expect LWTUA....and no sign of the others....a shame cos I would like to hear krafty.
PPS, as for "hurt for times and wandering off for more pernod"·....I'm sorry I don't see the problem....that's what NO are....useless, drunken, stoned, electronic mastergeniuses, I'd rather see that than barney Whooping and shouting "yeah come on" in LWTUA....which I find sickening.
[1]most of whom eventually went from playing slayer tunes on a 2nd hand Encore strat copy, to being fucking DJ's....hypocracy would only cover it if they'd become MIDI guru's but to become the leeches who feed from such is beyond any word in my vocabulary
Recognition for fat old gits - hooray! Congratulations at last for an award show with some sense!!! The action photo has got me fired up for some live stuff again... ANNOUNCE THE TOUR DATES, ALREADY!!!!
Originally posted by Digital Mike SELL OUT play the songs the marketing dept want, fuck the fans as usaual
Get a fucking grip mate.
Originally posted by Digital Mike SELL OUT play the songs the marketing dept want, fuck the fans as usaual
Get a fucking grip mate.
Originally posted by Elliot Eastwick > Originally posted by Digital Mike> SELL OUT play the songs the marketing dept want, fuck the fans as usaual
Get a fucking grip mate.
Elliot, you gonna tell us about this tattoo on yer leg?
I am intrigued, you nutter!
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well this is weird...
i woke up this morning singing everthing's gone green - a song i haven't heard for years, even though it was always a favourite. all my new order stuff, except crystal, is on original vinyl, and since my deck died a good while ago i haven't listened to much of it for ages
so thru the marvels of p2p i spent the morning getting some of my favourite music ever - including leave me alone which even after twenty-odd years still makes me cry, and blubbed like a good un - soft coont i undoubtedly is...
then by putting new order in me search engine found this place - only to be informed of the god-like recognition they have always deserved....
is that spooky or what??? ![]()
despite being the oldest swinger in town i feel somewhat vindicated... i spent most of my teenage following new order around britain - they were my favourite band after the clash and of course joy division. but it's hard to overestimate their importance - they turned a generation of guitar obsessed youth onto electronica, helped a nation find its feet. can't wait for the new album - s'looking good
congratulations lads - and a point of information - the nme were the biggest fans of JD and were seldom dismissive of NO - unlike their attitude to so many other bands they built up over the years, only to completely knock em down as soon as they got the chance. i'm sure paul morley still thinks they are the best band ever - even if he does think can't get you out of my head is the ultimate single.... mind u he may be right there ![]()
Originally posted by ade x i spent most of my teenage following new order around britain
Top man!
Hope you're gonna share some of your memories, Ade!
Welcome to the madhouse.
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Chris Jennings wrote: Is that Chris Lowe handing them the award??
no one else still dresses like that so it must be
Are they trying to start the nazi rumours again?, Hitler salute in the acceptance photo and Barney's got a Hitler tache in the stage photo!!.
Gets people talking though.
Hi everybody and Congratulations for NO.
Question : noone has video of their performance ? Is it scheduled on TV : MTV or anyone else ?
Best
Eric (France)
OK, I've checked out MTV2 Europe's page (in my top 10 of worst pages I've ever visited) and it also says the awards are on Saturday 19th at 9pm. It would be 9pm CET i pressume. I actually have a very good friend who has european MTV2 :) and I'm meeting her today and she's recently bought 9 liters of bulgarian cabernet sauvignon. I'll mention her here: Petra.:)
did anyone record them playin on the nme awards i missed it
can someone send me a copy PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HI MISSY
thanks for the welcome weirdo!
i'd have to trawl the e-damaged memory banks for any real recollections... although listening to the peel session version of 5 8 6 i just had a rush of memory about watching a saturday afternoon bbc2 session [richard skinner??? fuck me how come all this is still in there???] of them playing some of the tracks, on a portable tv in a caravan - i can remember exactly what i was wearing, and thinking, and feeeeling - 18yo, grey combat pants, grey shirt, regulation short back and sides, clutching a copy of neitzsche's beyond good and evil - i'd just read the aphorism 'without music, life would be untenable' and watching them play i knew it to be the truest thing i was ever likely to read...
gigs all over the north - hull town hall, playing in front of a huge organ, barney making the words up as he went along... playing bradford ceasar's palace - such a great name for a truly shithole venue, smelt like a gay toilet, tiny stage, amazing gig - the whole 'europe after the rain' tour - not sure it was called this, but it had that max ernst painting on the tickets... seeing em at the hacienda, thinking it was gonna be the best gig ever, when it turned out to be the pooest - awful, AWFUL sound - but then that was the hac...
above all else, feeling like you were a part of something - a community, a nation of fellow travelers, being at the birth of something you didn't quite get yet but knew was important... surrounded by good-looking boys with shaved necks, not knowing [at that time] why they looked so attractive
[it was years before i came out...]
loving movement but knowing it couldn't go on like that - ICB indeed...
taking a detour in the new car i was supposed to be delivering for renault to find ian curtis's memorial plaque at macc crem... stopping a guy to ask directions, demuring as he asked if i had a late delivery, and feeling righteous and only slightly dishonest when i told him i was visiting my brother... changing the PIN number of my first bank card to 1805 in memory of him... buying every shitty bootleg of JD and NO live shows i could find at record fairs... listening to PC&L, feeling like it was the first real summer of my life travelling alone on a fookin coach from lincoln to glasgow to see them at barrowlands, so excited by the new tracks [off the yet to be released, nay even recorded i reckon, low-life] that i slept outside in a quiet corner of a park, full of sheer and sober delirium...
low-life was the end for me. i moved on[?], smiths, sonic youth, bad seeds, until hip-hop blew my head off, but if it wasn't for NO i'd never have got public enemy, the mondays wouldn't have existed, and acid house would've made no sense at all...
years later, seeing barney on manchester oxford road station platform, realising two things - that i was still too much of an awestruck fan to say hello, and that all those years before i'd obviously fancied the arse off him, cos i still did.. ![]()
shoot ten years forward and the video for crystal started me laughing and i didn't stop for about a week! they were back, even if 'barney' did look like bobby gillespie's idiot younger 'french' brother... ![]()
factory changed my life - an overused expression i know, but the sensibilty, references and attitude it instilled in me have made me who i am. i am now a graphic designer for a living - thanks mostly to the way all the factory covers made me feel - i wanted to do that!!!
isn't this mad - how vivid these things still are? but then the second gig i ever saw was JD in liverpool, the first time i ever visited the city i still live in. gestalt encoding. thank you new order. long may you reign...
peace and love
ade xxx
this is rediculas what do NME mean by 'dedicated to the killers' they just copied the crystal video someone should get that guy fired.
Originally posted by Ally3000 > > Digital Mike wrote:> SELL OUT play the songs the marketing dept want, fuck the fans as usaual
Let me hazard a wild guess: you want them to play "Hurt" four times then stumble offstage for some Pernod?
Ally.
Ho yes ! "Hurt" would be nice ![]()
ade x wrote: years later, seeing barney on manchester oxford road station platform, realising two things - that i was still too much of an awestruck fan to say hello, and that all those years before i'd obviously fancied the arse off him, cos i still did..
ade xxx
I think you may have to fight NOBabe (& others) for him![]()
Great memories ade, welcome to the site![]()
ade x wrote: thanks for the welcome weirdo!
i'd have to trawl the e-damaged memory banks for any real recollections... although listening to the peel session version of 5 8 6 i just had a rush of memory about watching a saturday afternoon bbc2 session [richard skinner??? fuck me how come all this is still in there???] of them playing some of the tracks, on a portable tv in a caravan - i can remember exactly what i was wearing, and thinking, and feeeeling - 18yo, grey combat pants, grey shirt, regulation short back and sides, clutching a copy of neitzsche's beyond good and evil - i'd just read the aphorism 'without music, life would be untenable' and watching them play i knew it to be the truest thing i was ever likely to read...
gigs all over the north - hull town hall, playing in front of a huge organ, barney making the words up as he went along... playing bradford ceasar's palace - such a great name for a truly shithole venue, smelt like a gay toilet, tiny stage, amazing gig - the whole 'europe after the rain' tour - not sure it was called this, but it had that max ernst painting on the tickets... seeing em at the hacienda, thinking it was gonna be the best gig ever, when it turned out to be the pooest - awful, AWFUL sound - but then that was the hac...
above all else, feeling like you were a part of something - a community, a nation of fellow travelers, being at the birth of something you didn't quite get yet but knew was important... surrounded by good-looking boys with shaved necks, not knowing [at that time] why they looked so attractive
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[it was years before i came out...]
loving movement but knowing it couldn't go on like that - ICB indeed...
taking a detour in the new car i was supposed to be delivering for renault to find ian curtis's memorial plaque at macc crem... stopping a guy to ask directions, demuring as he asked if i had a late delivery, and feeling righteous and only slightly dishonest when i told him i was visiting my brother... changing the PIN number of my first bank card to 1805 in memory of him... buying every shitty bootleg of JD and NO live shows i could find at record fairs... listening to PC&L, feeling like it was the first real summer of my life travelling alone on a fookin coach from lincoln to glasgow to see them at barrowlands, so excited by the new tracks [off the yet to be released, nay even recorded i reckon, low-life] that i slept outside in a quiet corner of a park, full of sheer and sober delirium...
low-life was the end for me. i moved on[?], smiths, sonic youth, bad seeds, until hip-hop blew my head off, but if it wasn't for NO i'd never have got public enemy, the mondays wouldn't have existed, and acid house would've made no sense at all...
years later, seeing barney on manchester oxford road station platform, realising two things - that i was still too much of an awestruck fan to say hello, and that all those years before i'd obviously fancied the arse off him, cos i still did..
shoot ten years forward and the video for crystal started me laughing and i didn't stop for about a week! they were back, even if 'barney' did look like bobby gillespie's idiot younger 'french' brother...
factory changed my life - an overused expression i know, but the sensibilty, references and attitude it instilled in me have made me who i am. i am now a graphic designer for a living - thanks mostly to the way all the factory covers made me feel - i wanted to do that!!!
isn't this mad - how vivid these things still are? but then the second gig i ever saw was JD in liverpool, the first time i ever visited the city i still live in. gestalt encoding. thank you new order. long may you reign...
peace and love
ade xxx
Mate, that is quite probably the best post I've ever read on here. Stick around......
Spike wrote: did anyone record them playin on the nme awards i missed it
can someone send me a copy PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HI MISSY
Its not being shown until tonight Spike. I will be taping it (Euro video). We'll see where we go after - I know a guy who SHOULD be able to change it to American format for you (thats if it is any good of course
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'bout time too, been listening to them for almost twenty years and have been astounded at the talentless shite that has been classed as "genius" whilst they've been ignored. I'm sure they don't give a fuck about it anyway!
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What type of award show was it. Is it similar to the Grammy's, MTV, Billboard Music awards? I don't want to offend anyone just curious.![]()
The Killers must be on cloud 9.
Ito would have been funny if NO had said something negative about GWEN Steffani.
i'd have to trawl the e-damaged memory banks for any real recollections... although listening to the peel session version of 5 8 6 i just had a rush of memory about watching a saturday afternoon bbc2 session [richard skinner??? fuck me how come all this is still in there???] of them playing some of the tracks,
I saw that too - 5.30pm on Saturday Live, a BBC TV prog, presented by Richard Skinner. They played Age of Consent (brilliant), In A lonely Place ("faster Steve...faster) and Blue Monday, with Tony Wilson banging the synth keys hard at the end, thinking he's Malcom McLaren.
Memorable for the Barney saying 'Fuck' in a live broadcast on Saturday Afternoon.
I WATCHED THE CHANNEL 4 HIGHLIGHTS SHOW LAST NIGHT , THE AWARD WAS PRESENTED BY THE PET SHOP BOYS , NEIL TENNANT SAID THEY WERE TWO OF THE MOST IMPORTANT BANDS EVER, BERNARD APPEARED TO MAKE A SARCASTIC COMMENT TO CHRIS LOWE....MAYBE AN IN JOKE.........NOT SURE......ANYWAY THEY SHOWED LIVE VERSIONS OF KRAFTY, LWTUA AND PART OF BLUE MONDAY WITH THE END CREDITS....BARNY GOT THE LYRICS WRONG ON KRAFTY....DESPITE THE AUTOCUE AND THERE WAS SOME DODGY DANCING DURING BLUE MONDAY
they also played transmission when giving mrs peel and mr peel jr, wife and son of the sadly deceased and much missed lord john of peel, a posthumous award.
Good for them...It's about time they accept something...I guess they got it over with their secretive attitude.
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"if I can change your mind, I'll never let you go"
Originally posted by Doctor Clayhead Mate, that is quite probably the best post I've ever read on here. Stick around......
Agreed. Nice to see some people spreading positivity, rather than just coming on here to slag the new album using the fact they've 'been into this band longer than most' as a benchmark.
Shame we can't have Molly back too dishing out his thoughts and remembrances.
CuanaD wrote:
Spike wrote: did anyone record them playin on the nme awards i missed it
can someone send me a copy PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HI MISSY
Its not being shown until tonight Spike. I will be taping it (Euro video). We'll see where we go after - I know a guy who SHOULD be able to change it to American format for you (thats if it is any good of course
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Would be better to get it converted to DVD, because raw MPEG doesn't have format issues
Plus most yankee TV's can display full PAL resolution off a DVD but NTSC tape is a nono - it reduces the quality.
It's nice to see these reactions to ade x's posts. Am I imagining some Burroughs in his admirable prose?
Despite the limited posts i'm constantly lurking around these forums and for once I may have something to offer.
I recorded the above mentioned awards onto DVD.
So, does anyone know how I can convert it to a 5-10mb video file for emailing out to people if they want it??
What program do I need (it needs to be free)?
Any help would be appreciated
just watched the mtv2 coverage highlights.jesus that is some Brutal editing![]()
all was shown was BM (cut off at same point as Chan 4) and a short backstage interview
Seb Briggs wrote:
Chris Jennings wrote: Is that Chris Lowe handing them the award??
no one else still dresses like that so it must be
Ahem.
Sure, I don't usually have a baseball cap on indoors, but otherwise...
That said, I'm stuck in 1999. My idea of formal clothes involves a vaguely shiny shirt with one of those weird collars that don't fold down....
The NME awards on channel 4 was probably one of the most important music shows on terrestrial TV for the UK this year - it was amazing to see a great assembly of bands / musicians all in the one place (New Order, Franz Ferdinand, Oasis, Pet Shop Boys, The Bravery, Snow Patrol, Paul McCartney and much much more). Watching the New Order performance the first time round I was bit disappointed with the editing and sound, but watching it a 2nd and 3rd emphasised the fact that New Order are definitely still worth seeing live!
PS. does anyone know where Barney learned to dance like that?!
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apart from the order contribution this programme was almost completely valueless. repeated shots of cloned bands opening bottles of wine. the impassive faces of legends like the 'bloke from wings'. only new order and sheila peel seemed to be affected or emotionally responsive, all the other award winners wore their lack of personality and importance like a badge of honour. most of the live performances we've seen elsewhere. I ought to add that I hate all awards ceremonies and having made a number of them I can speak with self-satisfied hypocrisy on the subject. apart from the haircuts there's little to distinguish this from the brits. but the thing that's got my hairy goat is the dubbed audience noise. not only when the PSBs took the stage but all throughout the order performance. the same repeated whistling and screaming culled from some stadium recording. what was the point of that? it feels like I've got tinitus now.
is the God-like trophy always a hand giving the finger?
in the USA they couldnt even show the trophy on broadcast TV in fear of getting a huge fine now
or is that just a "number one" finger gesture?
do they have to fight among themselves for the award trophy, or do they each get to keep it for one weekend a month? or do they each get one? is Phil included?
i would think that Bono would be insulted by getting a "God-like" award... he certainly has a higher opinion of himself![]()
"Is that Chris Lowe from the Pet Shop Boys back there wearing a cap?
Is he joining New Order?"
Sure looks like Chris.
Although I think he's pretty happy with his current gig. ![]()
Besides, how electronic can one band get?
Can anyone supply me with a DVD of the NME awards with NO collecting the award & playing the 4 song set?
You've thrown me with the baked potato - I thought that all Americans only ate fries with Mom's apple pie (sometimes soup). You have access to an appliance with which to heat your own food? - impressive.
... and now lemons.
Life on the edge.
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You can do wonders with microwaves, H.
One of the fast-food chains here, Wendy's I think, has started advertising baked potatoes as an alternative to fries. I haven't taken them up on that yet.
aw thanks for the lovely things you said about my post! i been wondering what the reaction would be - went a bit paranoid about it ![]()
i'm glad i came on here - you all seem a supportive lot!
yeah the burroughs comment was spot on - my favourite writer without doubt - is it that obvious??? lol
it was great seeing the lads on tv again - i still remember seeing blue monday live on TOTP and KNOWING i was watching history being made on live tv - thursday's performance wasn't quite that but it was ace to see them on good form again.
and transmission under sir peel's award was a lovely touch. i sometimes find it hard to think if there's ever been a better record made...
i'll be back!
niceness ade xxx
ps a great little app to capture dvds is snapzpro - u can get it here:
http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/snapzprox/
it's not free but it's brilliant - worth the £20-odd - u can make a smaller version for the net with quicktime - get that here:
I was absolutely delighted to see that :
Gillian was there and looks to be well!

That Neil and Chris seem to be loved by the members of New Order... Did you see these hugs??? A real slap in the face of all of those who spit on the PSB on this board!!! AH !

Originally posted by A Siren's Touch I was absolutely delighted to see that :1. Gillian was there and looks to be well!
2. That Neil and Chris seem to be loved by the members of New Order... Did you see these hugs??? A real slap in the face of all of those who spit on the PSB on this board!!! AH !
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Don't be silly.
By the way, what does exactly Bernard says about Chris Lowe when he takes up the microphone? Sounds funny, but with that mancunian accent, I just can't understand !!!
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A Siren's Touch wrote: By the way, what does exactly Bernard says about Chris Lowe when he takes up the microphone? Sounds funny, but with that mancunian accent, I just can't understand !!!
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Sometihng like "thanks for a great speech Neil but i noticed you were a bit quiet Chris ,you didn`t say a word .Did it get stuck in your throat or was it mutually precipocrated?"
Chris was busy trying to kiss Gillian![]()
So I take it that the Order are once again in ENEMY magazine's good books. Perhaps we will now see one of these Uncut devoted to the Order (with old articles from NME MM etc).
Chris Lowe was wearing a Cap cause he is BALD, that why the geezer in the BEE GEES wears one.
well i was glad to see the lads pick up the godlike award,ive scwurmed for years having to watch umpteen nobodys pickup "lifetime achievment awards ect" from various award ceromonies from around the world.
nice to see barney on good sarcastic form as usual,and hooky looked genuinly pleased too,even after threatening to kill half the crowd at the brits.
only downside was the performance,i was really looking to a polished performance,but all we got was the usuall (these days) whooping ,gurning,screaming and dancing like a spaz antics.
people have commented on mr gallagers poe face during the performance,i wish you could have seen mine.![]()


