No interview on sky
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Perhaps some kind soul will record it,and we could have another "weed",a la the Factory prog that was on BBC4
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Gazfella wrote: Perhaps some kind soul will record it,and we could have another "weed",a la the Factory prog that was on BBC4
have weeds for the Factory doc made it over the pond yet? I'd like to throw my hat into the ring for that.
His Holiness, The Pope wrote:
Gazfella wrote: Perhaps some kind soul will record it,and we could have another "weed",a la the Factory prog that was on BBC4
have weeds for the Factory doc made it over the pond yet? I'd like to throw my hat into the ring for that.
Mines hasnt even made it down the motorway from Aberdeen yet...
Simon Simpson wrote: I've put it out on Demonoid as a torrent.
cheers mate, unfortunately registrations are closed. gonna send us an invitation code then
edit: there, I've stopped shrugging :) thanks for the invitation ![]()
Cut this from Sky Arts web site.......
Talks with Dave Fanning: New Order
The legendary Irish DJ meets the band behind Blue Monday and Bizarre Love Triangle - New Order
Channel 267 also in HD on 268 Broadcast times Thu 01 Nov 2007 8:00PM - 8:30PM Sat 03 Nov 2007 12:15AM - 12:45AM Sat 03 Nov 2007 11:00AM - 11:30AM Tue 06 Nov 2007 7:30PM - 8:00PM
Talks with… is a revealing series that offers one-on-one interviews that give new insight and a provocative look into the work and careers of celebrated musicians.
Dave Fanning is a legendary Irish radio DJ, renowned for giving U2 their first significant airplay and for hundreds of interviews with the world’s most famous rock and pop stars. He is highly respected within the music industry and his extensive knowledge means that he asks all the right questions to get the most interesting answers out of these internationally-renowned artists. Here, he meets the band formed after the demise of Ian Curtis and Joy Division: New Order. In this unique interview, the rock band talks about their influences and career, interspersed with performances.
Sounds like an old mid-80s archive interview to me, circa Brotherhood ?
HaciendaThat wrote: Sounds like an old mid-80s archive interview to me, circa Brotherhood ?
Nah, it was done during last year's Electric Picnic.
Oh right. My mistake. I just associate Dave Fanning with stuff from the 80s. Hardly heard his name this century at all. Sky Arts does have a lot of archive stuff from the 60s, 70s & 80s: "Behind the Music" kinda stuff.
Arfur Fuscake wrote: I wonder if NO had more to say than they did in their 1982 interview with Mr Fanning
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Exactly what I was thinking
I watched this, pretty good but only Hooky & SM in attendance, nice to see a few myths continue - BM now costs them 10p for every copy they sold. Interestingly is was Hooky who said they were to old to do long tours now.