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Someone on the french forum sayed that Gillian did the backing vocals on World in Motion at Finsbury. I think that nobody mentioned that here. Any comments?

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Yes, someone mentioned it here, I can remember that...

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Originally posted by Buster Klumpy Yes, someone mentioned it here, I can remember that...

Hello Buster ... long time no chatter.

What did you think of 'Here to Stay'?

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yes...it was mentioned...in one of those threads that seems to have vanished....

of course...I didn't even realize she was there...and no, I wasn't drunk this time!!!!

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So this might mean that she hasn't really left the band. I was a little affraid in Paris when Barney introduced Phil Cuniwhatever as their new guitarist, as if he was now an official member of the band.

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Hum, should I start changing the logo above to include Phil Cunningham? :D

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Originally posted by Spotnick Hum, should I start changing the logo above to include Phil Cunningham? :D

NO! ... . . . ;)

You'll be having Dawn Zee there next!

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This is for me:

NO!

Dutch Jim keeps on saying it....

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yes it was her. The French thread is right. Bright red dress. And a grin. She stood next to the other backing lady ( who has a great voice)

It was nice to see her again :shine:

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Of course it was GILLIAN,hope she returns but they also keep PHIL CUNNINGHAM as the FIFTH MAN.He adds a little magic to the whole live sound. ROCKET SUPERGROUP MICK

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Originally posted by Huntsman > Originally posted by Buster Klumpy> Yes, someone mentioned it here, I can remember that...

Hello Buster ... long time no chatter.

What did you think of 'Here to Stay'?

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Hello Huntsy...

How are you mate ?

"Here To Stay" is shamelessy retro (the gothic intro) but I love it, wonderful chorus, great guitars, great sounds. I love it.

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It is retro your right there Booster. The syn-toms are quite superb - why didn't anyone use these recently ... does it always take New Order to set the pace? (shesh).

Best moment of a New Order record in a long while was the repeated vocal on the end chorus 'We're Here to Stay' ... sends shivers down my spinal column. Buster have you seen the film 24 hour yet? - if so, what did you think?

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The film isn't out in Belgium yet. And I think I will wait for the DVD anyway...

About "Here To Stay", I tend to think now it's the best of all the new songs, even better than "Turn Huntsman's feet".

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Originally posted by Buster Klumpy The film isn't out in Belgium yet. And I think I will wait for the DVD anyway...About "Here To Stay", I tend to think now it's the best of all the new songs, even better than "Turn Huntsman's feet".

Holy cow Booster that's quite an outburst. I tend to think the State song is a bit limited, i.e. Turn My Own Feet is deep with lots of interesting things happening that you can find only after the 253rd listen, whereas Here I State is primarily a pop song ... blistering pop song at that.

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For what it's worth the film is thoroughy entertaining. You'll like it. Get the chips in.

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I think Huntsy is spot-on saying 'Prozac To Stay' is primarily a pop song....I loved it like mad when it came out but like most bubblegum, it gets a stale after my 57th spin...... 'Turn My Pumpkin Away' however gets more and more interesting after my 135th spin. For me, this one definitely grow like a pumpkin......

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pumpkin seeds, an amalgamation of the Smashings and the Lightnings, now theres a disturbing thought...

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