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I'd choose Movement 'cause those songs were done live so much better then on the album. And I would love to hear Denial live once again or doubts even here
Animadversion wrote: play nothing but jd songs at a gig....now that will never happen.
will it not?
I saw that at the arena and i was bored
I love joy division but the only jd song i can stick live is transmission
Animadversion wrote: play nothing but jd songs at a gig....now that will never happen.
They've only done it twice so far!
They also did Substance for those who claimed that one.
If I had the choice, it would probably be either Get Ready or WFTSC because it's the two they didn't play many live songs from, or should I say, maybe unplayed songs. Plus, they are the longest ![]()
But since they don't fit in "classic" yet, I'd go for Technique.. though I really don't like Fine Time, so they could skip it.
But I'd be happy with Singles ![]()
Movement, simply because almost all the tracks haven't been played live for so long... As someone else said throw in Ceremony, IALP, EGG, etc. and
I'd love to hear something off Movement get an overhaul - strong songs, crap production, but decent live from what I've heard... Bring back Cries & Whispers...
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Snorri xxx
Technique. It is my favorite New Order record and I think the songs flow nicely. I was too young for the Technique tour and they don't seem to play anything live from that album anymore so I'd like to hear those tunes live.
I would take a repeat of the '82 tour from Blackpool, or any or the other early dates.
Procession Ceremony 586 Truth We All Stand Hurt Everything's Gone Green Age Of Consent Ultraviolence
Spotnick wrote: They also did Substance for those who claimed that one.
If I had the choice, it would probably be either Get Ready or WFTSC because it's the two they didn't play many live songs from, or should I say, maybe unplayed songs. Plus, they are the longest
fookin awesome dude
Movement. Everyone always goes on about poor production on it, but in it's whole, it's a good album. Doubts Even Here or The Him '06 would be amazing.