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Tiffanys in 85 - used to be my regular nightclub haunt !!!! (pete stringfellow ran it the 60's) - Cattle market type club with a massive tree in the middle of it.....its the words of Jarvis Do you remember the first time

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My favorite gig has to be the only one I have been to! :p The Area One concert in "LA". It is true that it is not exactly in LA, actually it was about an hour or so from downtown in the damn mountains. It was beautiful though. Jeff you should have went to LA instead of SF, I heard it was a better show. And Gillian was there :)

I loved the concert because I was so close and because it was NewOrder. It was the first and only time I saw them but I was upset that the whole concert wasn't them.

Now that they decided not to come to the US :( I guess I will have to HOPE they will someday again!

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Originally posted by Sloppy Giuseppe Not alone in being misty eyed at the thought of the fake plastic trees at the Tower Ballroom ! How those palm trees have lived with me..... That could be as near to perfect a venue for New Order - played there three times so far (live in hope).The 83 gig started so good it was just untrue with LWTUA. 85 was a slow burner that maybe would have benefitted from not starting with 6 new songs !! (note to Steve - give us a fucking break mate !), and the 86 show was just out of this world, a tremendous set well played and a great atmosphere. It's me that features on the audience tape of that show, having seen the set-list !!

The banter at the '86 gig did get quite lively. I know you said it was you shouting before Broken Promise. On the tape that I have I'm sure you can here someone shouting what sounds like 'boring' all the way thru - that wasn't you was it?

And who shouted 'You're just a fucking pop group'which led to a frank exchange of words!

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Originally posted by Mickey Way > Originally posted by Sloppy Giuseppe> Not alone in being misty eyed at the thought of the fake plastic trees at the Tower Ballroom ! How those palm trees have lived with me..... That could be as near to perfect a venue for New Order - played there three times so far (live in hope).> > The 83 gig started so good it was just untrue with LWTUA. 85 was a slow burner that maybe would have benefitted from not starting with 6 new songs !! (note to Steve - give us a fucking break mate !), and the 86 show was just out of this world, a tremendous set well played and a great atmosphere. It's me that features on the audience tape of that show, having seen the set-list !!

The banter at the '86 gig did get quite lively. I know you said it was you shouting before Broken Promise. On the tape that I have I'm sure you can here someone shouting what sounds like 'boring' all the way thru - that wasn't you was it?

And who shouted 'You're just a fucking pop group'which led to a frank exchange of words!

No, that wasn't me shouting "boring", or the pop group bit !!......"We may be a pop group but you're a fucking wanker......" Made for quite a good "Weirdo" though !

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Originally posted by Mickey Way > Originally posted by Sloppy Giuseppe> Not alone in being misty eyed at the thought of the fake plastic trees at the Tower Ballroom ! How those palm trees have lived with me..... That could be as near to perfect a venue for New Order - played there three times so far (live in hope).> > The 83 gig started so good it was just untrue with LWTUA. 85 was a slow burner that maybe would have benefitted from not starting with 6 new songs !! (note to Steve - give us a fucking break mate !), and the 86 show was just out of this world, a tremendous set well played and a great atmosphere. It's me that features on the audience tape of that show, having seen the set-list !!

The banter at the '86 gig did get quite lively. I know you said it was you shouting before Broken Promise. On the tape that I have I'm sure you can here someone shouting what sounds like 'boring' all the way thru - that wasn't you was it?

And who shouted 'You're just a fucking pop group'which led to a frank exchange of words!

No, that wasn't me shouting "boring", or the pop group bit !!......"We may be a pop group but you're a fucking wanker......" Made for quite a good "Weirdo" though !

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Originally posted by Mickey Way > Originally posted by Sloppy Giuseppe> Not alone in being misty eyed at the thought of the fake plastic trees at the Tower Ballroom ! How those palm trees have lived with me..... That could be as near to perfect a venue for New Order - played there three times so far (live in hope).> > The 83 gig started so good it was just untrue with LWTUA. 85 was a slow burner that maybe would have benefitted from not starting with 6 new songs !! (note to Steve - give us a fucking break mate !), and the 86 show was just out of this world, a tremendous set well played and a great atmosphere. It's me that features on the audience tape of that show, having seen the set-list !!

The banter at the '86 gig did get quite lively. I know you said it was you shouting before Broken Promise. On the tape that I have I'm sure you can here someone shouting what sounds like 'boring' all the way thru - that wasn't you was it?

And who shouted 'You're just a fucking pop group'which led to a frank exchange of words!

No, that wasn't me shouting "boring", or the pop group bit !!......"We may be a pop group but you're a fucking wanker......" Made for quite a good "Weirdo" though !

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Nice to know a few others at the Tower Ballroom 86 gig. Support was by the Wonder Stuff and the Mondays. My mate who was pissed after 2 pints of dodgy lager managed to chuck a glass ash tray at Bez. I don't think it would have made much difference! I have a tape of the 94 Powerhouse gig when Hooky offered out the DJ, anyone on the board at that gig?

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AS A RULE:

One's first NO gig, must be one's most special one!!!

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AS A RULE:

One's first NO gig, must be one's most special one!!!

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AS A RULE:

One's first NO gig, must be one's most special one!!!

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Sorry, computerfailure....

.... so therefore my alltime high favourite gig will always be:

Brixton Academy, London, 12 October 2001!!!!!

DJ

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Barrowlands - 8-10-01 only my second NO gig (being a spritely youngster!) the last was in reading in 92 or 93 but i was 15 and didn't fully appreciate it - also there's the thing with the dedication to my hubby at the glasgow gig totally unforgettable

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Best gig for me has to be Woolwich Corenet '87. Excellent set and because it was only advertised in the Standard on the day, the crowd was made up of proper NO fans.

I think "The Wonder Stuff" supported which was good as it was befroe they got that horrid violin

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Best gig for me has to be Woolwich Corenet 87. Excellent set and because it was only advertised in the Standard on the day, the crowd was made up of proper NO fans.

I think "The Wonder Stuff" supported which was good as it was befroe they got that horrid violin

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Best gig for me has to be Woolwich Corenet 87. Excellent set and because it was only advertised in the Standard on the day, the crowd was made up of proper NO fans.

I think "The Wonder Stuff" supported which was good as it was befroe they got that horrid violin

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Best gig for me has to be Woolwich Corenet 87. Excellent set and because it was only advertised in the Standard on the day, the crowd was made up of proper NO fans.

I think "The Wonder Stuff" supported which was good as it was befroe they got that horrid violin

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Reading '98.... my first and best.

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:singer: :guitar:

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Reading '98.... my first and best.

:drummer:

:singer: :guitar:

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Reading '98.... my first and best.

:drummer:

:singer: :guitar:

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Hmmm... so good it had to be said thrice!

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:singer: :guitar:

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Originally posted by John Harrington Best gig for me has to be Woolwich Corenet 87. Excellent set and because it was only advertised in the Standard on the day, the crowd was made up of proper NO fans.I think "The Wonder Stuff" supported which was good as it was befroe they got that horrid violin

Think it must've been advertised in the Standard before the day, as I went and lived in Colchester at the time. Admittedly, it was a late call, though I do think it was in the NME, or Sounds, or whatever.

All I can remember is the Wonder Stuff getting bottled, and my then girlfriend screaming for people to stop throwing things.. .

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Originally posted by April My favorite gig has to be the only one I have been to! :pThe Area One concert in "LA". It is true that it is not exactly in LA, actually it was about an hour or so from downtown in the damn mountains. It was beautiful though. Jeff you should have went to LA instead of SF, I heard it was a better show. And Gillian was there :)I loved the concert because I was so close and because it was NewOrder. It was the first and only time I saw them but I was upset that the whole concert wasn't them.Now that they decided not to come to the US :( I guess I will have to HOPE they will someday again!

Aye...it may have been better...but which one was first??? Besides...I couldn't get my boss to let me off that late...I was originally planning on doing both Mountain View and LA...but the rat bastards claimed they needed me TOO much (so where is my fooking raise then???)...oh, and LA doesn't have Alcatraz or the Golden Gate Bridge!!!!

ahhhh well....

:sex: I like this one...

:jump2: and what, is this guy's ass on fire????

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Originally posted by Mark Smith Nice to know a few others at the Tower Ballroom 86 gig. Support was by the Wonder Stuff and the Mondays. My mate who was pissed after 2 pints of dodgy lager managed to chuck a glass ash tray at Bez. I don't think it would have made much difference!I have a tape of the 94 Powerhouse gig when Hooky offered out the DJ, anyone on the board at that gig?

Didn't enjoy that one as much as the three Tower gigs, but the tape is really good !

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Originally posted by Mark Smith Nice to know a few others at the Tower Ballroom 86 gig. Support was by the Wonder Stuff and the Mondays. My mate who was pissed after 2 pints of dodgy lager managed to chuck a glass ash tray at Bez. I don't think it would have made much difference!I have a tape of the 94 Powerhouse gig when Hooky offered out the DJ, anyone on the board at that gig?

Didn't enjoy that one as much as the three Tower gigs, but the tape is really good !

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Originally posted by Mark Smith Nice to know a few others at the Tower Ballroom 86 gig. Support was by the Wonder Stuff and the Mondays. My mate who was pissed after 2 pints of dodgy lager managed to chuck a glass ash tray at Bez. I don't think it would have made much difference!I have a tape of the 94 Powerhouse gig when Hooky offered out the DJ, anyone on the board at that gig?

Didn't enjoy that one as much as the three Tower gigs, but the tape is really good !

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Originally posted by Mark Smith Nice to know a few others at the Tower Ballroom 86 gig. Support was by the Wonder Stuff and the Mondays. My mate who was pissed after 2 pints of dodgy lager managed to chuck a glass ash tray at Bez. I don't think it would have made much difference!I have a tape of the 94 Powerhouse gig when Hooky offered out the DJ, anyone on the board at that gig?

Didn't enjoy that one as much as the three Tower gigs, but the tape is really good !

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