Not that anyone actually gives a fuck.....

Doggy wrote:

Digital was a good laugh for me and hopefully I will see you all again soon (probably at a bleedin' re : order gig....) ;)

:bag:

No chance i'll make sure you're barred after your drunken behaviour at our last Dublin Castle gig, you were very very naughty and yes i will be crossing the road when next i see you.

Anyway some great memories, my fave Digital gig was the Brixton jamm nite Atrocity Exhibition was superb... not as good as our version tho

Thanks for all your good wishes. I've enjoyed it over the last four years but I for one am ready for a change - and I'm getting way too old to play Transmission.

Highlights for me were getting on the Community I sampler and main CDs - which is why we formed in the first place - our first gig at the Hope and Anchor; playing on the same bill as Tony Wilson (Glasgow) and Hooky (NOOL day '06) and getting to know some of you guys - especially Tim, Jim, Phil and the Re:Order boys.

Like Jim, I expect I'll see some of you at a Re:Order gig at some point........

Hooky's Six String Bass wrote: Anyway some great memories, my fave Digital gig was the Brixton jamm nite Atrocity Exhibition was superb... not as good as our version tho

That the Atrocity Exhi. that's out over on the mySpace page. If so, Great. More than slightly crushed that the Digital chapter seemed to end so fast and in this way. Party poopers! Digital goes all Disorder. Yet if the chapter closed and the Undercurrent got it then Truly- Best 'o Luck w/ all things that get the Future energies.

Hooky's Six String Bass wrote:

Anyway some great memories, my fave Digital gig was the Brixton jamm nite Atrocity Exhibition was superb...

one you didn't come to........

oldmonkey wrote:

Hooky's Six String Bass wrote:

Anyway some great memories, my fave Digital gig was the Brixton jamm nite Atrocity Exhibition was superb...

one you didn't come to........

Precisely, Will was the sole Re : Order representative.

RIP Digital, thanks for the mamories.

oldmonkey wrote:

Hooky's Six String Bass wrote:

Anyway some great memories, my fave Digital gig was the Brixton jamm nite Atrocity Exhibition was superb...

one you didn't come to........

Never said i was there darling... I've got it on DVD. Anyway all the best with your next venture guys.

Good job I caught you's at Blue Sat, otherwise I would have still been waiting for you to come up to play in geordieland.

All the best for the future

I had the best view in the house at NOOLday.

I have this vision of seeing ULU's engineer wince when JRJR yanked his bass lead without turning his amp down....I just said "I told you they were a NO tribute act mate",

For a moment I WAS New Order's engineer, and for that I will love yous all forever ;)

Speaking of which Tim.....

Doctor? wrote: I had the best view in the house at NOOLday.

I have this vision of seeing ULU's engineer wince when JRJR yanked his bass lead without turning his amp down....I just said "I told you they were a NO tribute act mate",

For a moment I WAS New Order's engineer, and for that I will love yous all forever ;)

Speaking of which Tim.....

Thanks for the compliment (i think!)

Doggy wrote:

Doctor? wrote: I had the best view in the house at NOOLday.

I have this vision of seeing ULU's engineer wince when JRJR yanked his bass lead without turning his amp down....I just said "I told you they were a NO tribute act mate",

For a moment I WAS New Order's engineer, and for that I will love yous all forever ;)

Speaking of which Tim.....

Thanks for the compliment (i think!)

Course it was. I learned all my apalling stagecraft from Hooky too....plugging in and out live, noodling between songs, and ALWAYS getting the last note.

I made your bass sound (I hope) fucking evil at times, if Tim every gets a tape to me I'll know for sure.

The only greater honour the entire night was Will "barneying" about the sequencer

It was good to see you live, guys.

Ian Curtis Night The Spread Eagle (Kilburn?) NOOL Day

Is there another?

Far too soon to stop being Digital gents.

Good luck for what you all do next.

Dave and all the Flight lads.