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...Also including some treats from past live shows from the bands 'personal archives'.....sounds like it could be good!

http://www.nme.com/news/new-order/36092

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The NME says footage from 1908, I never knew they were around then !

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Boing Boing Baggies Baggies wrote: The NME says footage from 1908, I never knew they were around then !

Blue Monday on Glockenspiel. :D

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'In addition, a fan-pleasing bonus disc will include never-before-seen footage from the band's personal archive as well as 1908s live footage from Glastonbury, Rome, Cork, Rotterdam and Toronto.'

Glastonbury: Wish it was from 1981 but probably 1987 Rome: Piper, Rome 1982? Cork: 1983 or 1986? Rotterdam: 1982? Toronto: 1985?

Really looking forward to this:nod:

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Boing Boing Baggies Baggies wrote: The NME says footage from 1908, I never knew they were around then !

No wonder Barney needs the auto-cue...

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Boing Boing Baggies Baggies wrote: The NME says footage from 1908, I never knew they were around then !

You mean you're not aware that its their centenial year??:scratch:

:lol:

Indeed!

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Let's put this tracklist from Amazon UK here as well so more people might see it this time:

DVD Description Tracklist Disc 1 Crystal Turn True Faith Regret Ceremony Who's Joe These Days Krafty Waiting for the Sirens Call Your Silent Face Guilt is a Useless Emotion Bizarre Love Triangle Temptation Perfect Kiss Blue Monday Transmission Shadowplay Love Will Tear us Apart

Disc 2 CELEBRATION 1981 Ceremony I.C.B Chosen Time GLASTONBURY 1981 Senses Procession The Him

ROME 1982 Ultraviolence Hurt CORK 1983 Leave Me Alone Everything’s Gone Green

ROTTERDAM 1985 Sunrise As it is when it was The Village This time of night TORONTO 1985 We All Stand Age of Consent Temptation

SHORELINE 1989 Dream Attack 1963 HYDE PARK WIRELESS Run Wild She’s Lost Control

Solitude wrote: Glastonbury: Wish it was from 1981 but probably 1987

Indeed, it's hilarious and slightly surreal that those, erm, interesting performances are going to be put out. :evil4:

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interesting looking tracklist. I had no idea they'd filmed Cork, Rome or the Shoreline gig. Also it's about time we got see some of the AHW filmed Glastonbury stuff.

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do pc dvd players use regions? i.e. could i purchase this via amazon.uk and be able to play it on my US computer? I know my dvd player hooked to my tv would choke on it, but are internal pc dvd players regionless by default?

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No they're not, but you can change the region (up to 4 times I think) which will enable you to make a copy.

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what about the Toronto tracklisting?

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Hmmmm. Old videos from the bands "personal archives"?

I really didn't think Gillian was that broad-minded: she looks like butter wouldn't melt.

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On a much less important topic than the domestic porn shot by our favourite popsters, surely much of this live footage will of (above average) bootleg quality? I can't see that some/many of these gigs were professionally filmed without people on here knowing about it (or it at least being rumoured to exist)?

Anway, would you rather see footage from some crappy show from the States in '89 or Barney and Hooky getting down to some serious knobbing? With each other, natch.

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not bozzed bout Glasto 81' cos they were totally pissed too far, but Toronto 85' not that has been rumoured for a long time, so exiting stuff. Rome 82' should be good cos that whole european tour in the spring of 82' produced some of the best bootlegs/shows ever i reckon.:thumb: :thumb:

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:smoking: Aww Yea. FluckinA

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Or Hells yes.

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Whoa excitement! I was at the cork gig in 83. Hopefully they will have some footage of the support band - Cork legends Five Go Down To The Sea :)

By coincidence I found my ticket and 2 posters for the 1986 gig yesterday. Must scan them in and upload.

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Tarbox23 wrote: do pc dvd players use regions? i.e. could i purchase this via amazon.uk and be able to play it on my US computer? I know my dvd player hooked to my tv would choke on it, but are internal pc dvd players regionless by default?

try this mate,type in your make and model of DVD,and it shows you how to make it region free :thumb:

http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks

As for the NO DVD,looks good,im looking forward to it :nod:

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petercoates wrotes"live footage willbe of bootleg quality"

seen the glastonbury81 stuff and its realy good ,tony wilson followed the band around and there are some barney momemts that he wouldt want out now they have quite a collection to trawl from including rochdale in 1980,which was poor

cant wait for it.

now i stand here waiting

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petercoates wrotes"live footage willbe of bootleg quality"

seen the glastonbury81 stuff and its realy good ,tony wilson followed the band around and there are some barney momemts that he wouldt want out now they have quite a collection to trawl from including rochdale in 1980,which was poor

cant wait for it.

now i stand here waiting

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Sound as fcuk bonus material. Would love to have seen some of the 98 shows that Shamberg recorded an all, c'est la vie.

Fradders you have cock on yer mind constantly, you going Elton John :scratch:

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Shug wrote: Sound as fcuk bonus material. Would love to have seen some of the 98 shows that Shamberg recorded an all, c'est la vie.

Fradders you have cock on yer mind constantly, you going Elton John :scratch:

I went 'Elton John' years ago; I'm much more Quentin Crisp these days, mate!

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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

Boing Boing Baggies Baggies wrote: The NME says footage from 1908, I never knew they were around then !

No wonder Barney needs the auto-cue...

thanks for the laugh...

what won't be funny if this gets released in PAL format only like 316 did originally (thankfully it was finally released over here).

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Most programs that rip and burn DVDs strip out the region encoding. I have tons of PAL DVDs, and while I have a region-free player that I bought for $40 at Target, I always rip and burn the original disc, effectively making a copy that will play in any player.

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I think the concert would be most interesting from buenos aires or somewhere far from England.The 2 last live dvd's was from England.It's some bit of boring...But bonus dvd it's so cool.I always wanted to have Dream Attack or 1963 on live video.

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:food: can't wait for the bonus DVD :food:

Although I would've loved to get some '98 stuff (Apollo theatre for instance)...

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I prefer English filmed gigs, have to be better than the American Terracota army crowd gig in New York.

Lighten up you yanks, you only have fun when you are bombing defenceless countries.

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Tarbox23 wrote: do pc dvd players use regions? i.e. could i purchase this via amazon.uk and be able to play it on my US computer? I know my dvd player hooked to my tv would choke on it, but are internal pc dvd players regionless by default?

Download VLC player..it plays all regions and .avi files which most video torrents are

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