http://wuboy.com/songs/new%20order/
interesting listening to it now to see howmuch they played around with the sound of the songs then, different guitar/ keys/ bass parts etc
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It would be nice if they did that stuff with the new songs, if they did I definently think they would really come to life.
At the end of True Faith when Barney says "Don't believe what you read in the papers", is that a reference to rumors they were breaking up?
LE Roberts wrote: At the end of True Faith when Barney says "Don't believe what you read in the papers", is that a reference to rumors they were breaking up?
Well at first everyone thought it was that... Then as New Order actually broke up (or kinda) we realised that the paper lie was the Electronic new single coming out soon in 1993. Infact the lazy bastard (Bernard!!) let us in waiting for the Electronic call for 3 years!!!
Bye, Manuel (Posting again before 2009)
LE Roberts wrote: At the end of True Faith when Barney says "Don't believe what you read in the papers", is that a reference to rumors they were breaking up?
I believe it was another reference to Jikel Macson.
thanks for the link hibster
forgot if I have this gig already but my collection is back in Cahleefornya
thank you much, i didn't have it and they sound great. bernard sounds relaxed with his voice and in control of it being in tune.
wish there was dream attack on there, which i think they did play just after regret and before round & round.
LE Roberts wrote:
I believe it was another reference to Jikel Macson.
Can you clue me in to who that is?
Swap the initials around. ;) Bloke who's been in court a lot recently.
Thanks to hibster from me too, great stuff. 
wish there was dream attack on there, which i think they did play just after regret and before round & round.
Any truth to this, Hibster? Can one be found from this gig?
On my video of the gig 'Dream Attack' is indeed performed after 'Regret' and before 'Round and 'Round'. It occurs just after the infamous 'or maybe everyone's out of tune with me' jibe at the rest of the band.
It was missed from the BBC recording (or the 'Electronic Ecstacy' bootleg if you prefer) and the 'In Concert - New Rock' CDs.
...hmm - I got a sbd. recording from that gig (with all songs) - have offered that to the german order; ohh, and I got an full audience recording too... 
Old Blue wrote: It's also missing Bizarre Love Triangle between Toothache and Temptation...
...indeedly - but not for me !... 
NEW ORDER
LIVE @ THE READING FESTIVAL, ENGLAND, Sunday 29th August 1993
COMPLETE SOUNDBOARD RECORDING
At the time, this gig was regarded by many as New Order’s swansong; the fact that a good proportion of the audience thought this might be the group’s last-ever gig added a special frisson and atmosphere for those of us who were there. Basically it’s the same set as the rest of the (fraught)’93 tour but with, I think, a bit of extra fire.
The show was broadcast in part by the BBC and other networks round the world. However, this BBC CD, taken straight from a broadcast quality CD (complete with reference to a certain pop star currently undergoing a court case for offences relating to children faded out!) is the complete show with all the songs in the right order. “BLT” and “Dream Attack” are particularly rare, not appearing on the well-known “Electronic Ecstasy” boot, and will probably not have been heard in this quality before.
This is, as far as I know, the first time the complete show* has been distributed, and it’s a cracker. Sound quality is superb. I’ve done absolutely nothing to the files at all, figuring that if it’s good enough for Auntie, it don’t need no fiddlin’ about with.
All in all, one of my favourite-ever NO gigs.
(*the only bit that are missing are a few short bits of between-song “banter” )
...this above text was written by the originator of the outbrought record, but who was it ?...
Tracklist:
- RUINED IN A DAY
- REGRET
- DREAM ATTACK
- ROUND AND ROUND
- WORLD
- AS IT IS WHEN IT WAS
- EVERYONE EVERYWHERE
- TRUE FAITH
- BIZARRE LOVE TRIANGLE
- TEMPTATION
- THE PERFECT KISS
- FINE TIME
- BLUE MONDAY
How do you save it?
-Saviour- Could you give me some advice please? ;)
conor.mcgowan@gmail.com
...savioured on CD at last; it was a classic gig and a classic weed once (no-no mp3 !); I laid soft touched hands on the recording; it runs 73 mins; and it could get a neo-classic weed, couldn't it ?...
w/ou a doubt, an outstanding gig in every respect. i dont think they have played better than that on any concert performance i have heard. certainly trashes anything for the last 2 tours.
Old Blue wrote: It's also missing Bizarre Love Triangle between Toothache and Temptation...
no it isn't!
this is electronic ecstacy i believe. i just found the link - have nothing to do with it being on line!
Has anyone got an mp3 of Dream Attack from this concert. I've been wanting it for ages
Cheers
...a classical weed then - ehh ?...
...so, the first two, who drop me a line, will get it...
...but firstly, I go into the weekend !... 
...and have a look into the weeding section...
Still don't understand why everyone's bigging up this gig? It was a tame affair from memory. Not a good year for New Order at all. Who cares if it's note perfect? The whole set doesn't even pick up pace until the final 4 songs. Regret hadn't gone down in folklore then and was just a nice new tune, and the rest of the openers are rather MOR by New Order's standards.
Give me New Order in 2005 any day of the week, with the likes of Crystal, Vigilantes and Transmish over Round & Round, World and Dream Attack!
And as for people complaining about today's setlists ... try comparing this one to the US tour they'd just undertaken!
The "Don't believe what you read in the papers" was nothing to do with Jackson, it was in reference to New Order's 'split' rumours. So, of course, Barney is actually 'fibbing' cos it was just about a done deal there and then.
As an interesting aside, this was also the night the South Bank Show decided to broadcast NewOrderStory for the very first time ... and where were all New Order fans that night?! Doh!
hibster wrote:
Old Blue wrote: It's also missing Bizarre Love Triangle between Toothache and Temptation...
no it isn't!
Not wishing to be argumentative, but yes it is!!
Just got this on the PC. Its a great gig recording. For those of us not lucky enough to be around back in the day - this sounds real good now.
The Intro to Ruined in a Day is fantastic.
I'm going to have to agree with Conor on this one...
it sounds FAN-FOOKING-TASTIC...
might not have been a great gig to attend, but all these years later, it's quite nice to hear...TPK...some stuff from Technique...ahhhh....
