Your suggestions for Warner/London

I would also like to see The 'Recycle' Project but before any of that 'Turn' MUST be released first.

Limited Boxset Two formats: all 7¨s (vinyl coloured) all 7¨s together 12¨s on cd format with boklet) All cd remastered with bonus tracks more DVD about each era) example: Republic + bônus tracks more DVD with Mountreaux Jazz Festival + Mtv past present & Future

FOr that they could have the CD withg all the remasterred music on one side, and then the DVD would be on the other side, thus saving space in the case.

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2 CD Remasters "Movement" through "Republic" would be the priority for me. They've already raped us with 4 or 5 compilations, so now is the time. After that, JD DVD and maybe a remastered "Still" (for the live show).

Reissue NO's vinyl singles on CDs (Procession, Ceremony, etc.)

cd+dvd remasters of the original albums, with the dvd containing the additional tracks + a short documentary about each album + a livegig from that era. joy divison dvd with ALL stuff on would be great as well, but please nothing half-hearted with a 2-year later reissue one has to buy again cause it contains 3 tracks more or so... for livegigs from hooky's vault, some download option would be nice as well...

Dual CDs (CD/DVD) are a neat idea in case if London wants to go luxury.

I'd imagine: Movement CD: Album + bonus singles, demos? DVD: Celebration Show '81 (as seen on NewOrderStory), EGG (Brussels). Power, Corruption & Lies would be backed by DVD with TOTP, BBC '84 perfomances... I wish.

Or they can just release a DVD collection of TV shows (basically they're not longer than 1-5 songs each anyway), though, as I understand, it would require a little more work with various original production companies (copyright). Something like:

1. Celebration (Apr. 81: Dreams Never End - ICB - Chosen Time - Denial - Ceremony - Truth)
2. Riverside (Jan. 82: Temptation - Chosen Time)
3. Blue Monday (83: TOTP)
4. The Tube (Jan. 84: Confusion - Love Will Tear Us Apart)
5. Thieves Like Us (84: TOTP)
6. Rock Around The Clock (Aug. 84: Sooner Than You Think - Age Of Consent - Blue Monday - In A Lonely PLace - Temptation)
7. True Faith (87: TOTP)
8. Round & Round (89: TOTP)
9. Regret (93: TOTP)
10. World? (TOTP)
11. Crystal (01: TOTP) Something like that :)

start re-mastering their LPs in 5.1

Depeche Mode are doing it - Violator sounds just amazing, and they throw in bonus tracks (B-sides and remixes) and footage on the DVD

Work w/ Hooky to get the shows in his (now confirmed) vaults archived and released through some type of "bootleg" CD series.

If Depeche Mode can do it, why can't NO?

another vote for the JD DVD.

2. Riverside (Jan. 82: Temptation - Chosen Time)

...don't forget the rest of the set that didn't get broadcast.

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I'd imagine: Movement CD: Album + bonus singles, demos? DVD: Celebration Show '81 (as seen on NewOrderStory), EGG (Brussels). Power, Corruption & Lies would be backed by DVD with TOTP, BBC '84 perfomances... I wish.

Or they can just release a DVD collection of TV shows (basically they're not longer than 1-5 songs each anyway), though, as I understand, it would require a little more work with various original production companies (copyright). Something like:

1. Celebration (Apr. 81: Dreams Never End - ICB - Chosen Time - Denial - Ceremony - Truth)
2. Riverside (Jan. 82: Temptation - Chosen Time)
3. Blue Monday (83: TOTP)
4. The Tube (Jan. 84: Confusion - Love Will Tear Us Apart)
5. Thieves Like Us (84: TOTP)
6. Rock Around The Clock (Aug. 84: Sooner Than You Think - Age Of Consent - Blue Monday - In A Lonely PLace - Temptation)
7. True Faith (87: TOTP)
8. Round & Round (89: TOTP)
9. Regret (93: TOTP)
10. World? (TOTP)
11. Crystal (01: TOTP) Something like that :)

Fucking A. There's almost a complete set of radio broadcasts. Why not TV? Seems perfectly plausible and sensible. The Human Leagure featuted TOTP performances on their DVD comp,so they shouldn't be a problem with copyright

not to mention the Belgian, French and Spanish TV appearances. The Jam had a great TV compilation double DVD so why not NO?

ps: does ANYONE have the Belgian one (filmed at the De Panne Festival in 86 I think?)