What JD song would you like to see NO play live?
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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: I frigging wish they would QUIT playing JD choons...
but that's just me!
+1
Decades...but since live is out of the question entirely now, I might as well ask that they play Low-Life in its entirety.
Have they played Disorder yet as New Order...?
If not, that's my vote. If they have, pardon my ignorance...
Flame on if you wish, but I reckon they could still rip into a mean version of Something must break. Also, Exercise One as a set-starter complete with a feedback squall couldn't be a bad way to kick off...
CTB
NOOLigan wrote:
Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: I frigging wish they would QUIT playing JD choons...
but that's just me!
+1
thirded
Jeez, wouldn't like to see them add to their list. Would be nice to see Isolation back, and it would be good for Transmish and SLC to stay (well, for them to play the latter more regularly).
Actually, no, 24hrs and These Days are alright too.
Perhaps Disorder? Something with a bit of bollocks anyways and nothing like yer Eternal slowies.
CTB wrote: Flame on if you wish, but I reckon they could still rip into a mean version of Something must break. Also, Exercise One as a set-starter complete with a feedback squall couldn't be a bad way to kick off... CTB
+1, as seems to be the short way of replying round here these days!
If they have to do any (and it is by no means certain that they ever will do any again), Decades would be my obvious choice, it's been too long and I can't understand why they passed it over in favour of other songs more recently. Something Must Break would be good, they never seemed to rate it enough to do it live as JD though! They'd never do Exercise One, more's the pity.
79 order wrote:
one theve not played as n.o,,,,dead souls .
Well, they soundchecked it at the MEN in January, so it was on the cards, but it didn't make the cut and wasn't considered for selection the rest of the year.
Disorder or Novelty would be nice... Agree as well that Exercise One would make a great opener...
Snorri xxx
I don't exactly know what they haven't and had played live; I wouldn't mind hearing "Shadowplay", "The Eternal" and "As you said" though.
I too would like to see a return for Isolation, they play it wonderfully, and also I think their version of Heart and Soul at Reading 98 kicks piss out of any JD version I have yet heard.
Dead souls could be good...BUT if it suffers the same strange groove change that Shadowplay has (it's kinda laid back off the beat now and has lost ALL it's aggression, I dunno if it's down to Steve or just Barney's spasticated busking on the guitar), it could suck balls quite badly.
Never been too sure about Atmosphere either to be honest, I don't really think the electronic Toms work for it, I think it's the kind of piece that requires the Toms to be physically shifting large volumes of air about in the vicinity of a microphone, I think Denial would suffer the same fate if they rolled it out again. Also Barney's voice is a bit light for it, although I've heard a few bloody good cracks at it from him.
Wasim wrote: As You Said extended version
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"here's a tune we wrote in 1978" womp smack womp womp smack
Perferably at a festival 
I'm curious to see As You Said mentioned twice, nay thrice.
Aside from being an ultra-obscure track only featured on the box set, how is it precisely a "song" the band could "play live"?
Seriously! It's just a drum machine loop collapsing in on itself, a weird keyboard noise, no discernable melody, no vocals, no bass, 2 minutes long etc. etc.
Or have I been missing out on an long lost, melodic vocal version that's been floating around for years? 
Surely there are more worthy fully-formed JD tracks to choose instead?
Doctor? wrote: I too would like to see a return for Isolation, they play it wonderfully, and also I think their version of Heart and Soul at Reading 98 kicks piss out of any JD version I have yet heard.
something must be wrong, i agree with you entirely here.
i'd love to hear them do what they did to these two songs around that time, when they new orderfied the jd tunes, done to others.
I think it's been said around here before, but I'd love to hear Means To An End with Hooky on vocals.
Also agree that the 98 versions of Isolation and H&S were stunning....
Drop the lot. Sorry but I need those old Order tunes that have been sorely missed for years.
Marc wrote: Komakino but with someone else on vocals, maybe Ian McCullough?
To make Barney sound good? Mac has lost it.
None, NO shouldn't play any JD songs. They should tour under the name JD and then play them if they have to.
James Thomas wrote:
Marc wrote: Komakino but with someone else on vocals, maybe Ian McCullough?
To make Barney sound good? Mac has lost it.
Aye, voice of the eighties to post-op Jack hawkins. Yet nobody did ceremony better, and that includes Curtis.
ally wrote: I'm curious to see As You Said mentioned twice, nay thrice.
Aside from being an ultra-obscure track only featured on the box set, how is it precisely a "song" the band could "play live"?
Seriously! It's just a drum machine loop collapsing in on itself, a weird keyboard noise, no discernable melody, no vocals, no bass, 2 minutes long etc. etc.
Or have I been missing out on an long lost, melodic vocal version that's been floating around for years?
Surely there are more worthy fully-formed JD tracks to choose instead?
I should probably have included a " ;) " at the end of my post
Seriously - bring back Isolation and HeartandSoul, keep Transmission and Warsaw, drop the other ones they play, and give Disorder a try.
A Means To An End would be great, as it's one of my favorite JD songs. Colony would also be cool. Would love to hear AutoSuggestion also.
J
