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Somebody at NME emailed me, in this issue of NME, the CD included with it will contain a track from New Order (I have no idea which one), as all other NME Awards nominee.

So you might have something special on there... or it might be the Glimmers Mix of Krafty like in Magic...

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I just hope there's some kind of interview in there. The free CD's usually gather dust in me spare room!

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Wish I had a spare room, every room here is full of my 3 year old's toy's :D

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Originally posted by Digital Mike Wish I had a spare room, every room here is full of my 3 year old's toy's :D

Well if you will keep buying him spare copies of Blue Monday.....

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Now there's no need for that young TIm, I SAY, there's no need for that :nono:

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Digital Mike wrote: Wish I had a spare room, every room here is full of my 3 year old's toy's :D

I know that feeling - added 3 rooms to the house 2 years ago & i'm still stuck in the corner hidden by toys while my turntable can only fit out in the shed:uhoh:

Kids rule:thumbdown:

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Well bugger me with a fishfork...

I have seen, and like, all the people on the cover of this weeks NME.

Bet its Blue Monday (live!) on that cd.

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The song is "I Told You So"...

So you'll have it almost 2 months before you get the album :p

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Are you serious Nick?

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Spotnick wrote: The song is "I Told You So"... So you'll have it almost 2 months before you get the album :p

which amateur chose this?

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Huntsman wrote: Are you serious Nick?

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That's what the lady at NME said!

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Zute Allors!

Is that the caribbean one?

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Yes, H, it is. I may need to look for NME.

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I like this one!OLD JAMAICA.

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This is an exciting revelation - Pineapple juice and mango chutney here we come.

I doubt you'll locate the New Musical Express train easily down there in DC, unless you visited that specialist shop that also sold the films which you would never wish to be caught with.

Given that this is a 'freebie' handout I would happily e-mail an MP3 for you - if that's legal?

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I'm sure I've seen NME at various places here, Tower Records, for example.

Thanks for the offer, H, but I don't think it's legal.

The question is when would this issue be likely to appear?

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Three or four hours from now in most London news sellers.

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Now.

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Go get 'em!

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I anticipate a full report later today.

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... I'll look forward to reading it.

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I can never get away with any unintended ambiguities, can I?

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Never.

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It's very hard to respond to a message like that.

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I didn't want to encourage you away from your written review.

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If this extra special issue of NME appears in London today, I may be able to find it in my local Tower Records by about June. So don't grow too impatient awaiting my review, H.

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The issue that's currently on sale here is dated Febrary 12.

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JUNE 2006?Just before the NEW NEW ORDER album>Have you heard about it?It is good but i haven't heard it QUITE though.Well i dreamed about it and it sounds MELLOW!:thumb:

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I've heard it's even better than WFTSC.

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yah ive been driving to and calling places all day and nobody carries it =(

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Well, that's not *that* much New Order content in this week's NME (about 4 piccies and a quick Q&A session with Barney, where he seems to have a permanent fixation on mentioning about Hooky's penis in every Q&A out there)!

However, next week's NME will have a fairly extensive feature on New Order (looks like it's going to be a retrospective):

"Your favourite band would be nothing without...

NEW ORDER

From Joy Division to Godlike Genius Their astonishing secret history"

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Oh, and a short tidbit on their Godlike Genius bit:

"Basically, if it wasn't for New Order then most of tonight's award winnders wouldn't know where to start. The Killers? They'd still be figuring out how to switch on their synths! Franz? New Order put the art into pop when they were still in nappies (well, maybe when they were still in their mid 20's - arf!). 'Crystal' is first, then Peter Hook plants a kiss on singer Bernard Sumner's cheek before new single 'Krafty'. Then they go and play 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' and, frankly, we don't know what happens next because everyone's down the front dancing. We think they played 'Blue Monday', we think they segued it with Kylie's 'Can't Get You Out Of My Head' and we think Hooky trashed the monitors. It was a fucking triumph and a storming finale."

I'll try and scan some stuff before the night's out!

l8rs,

Nick ;)

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