New Order release Live DVD

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Since when was Lithuania in America? :p

Q MAGAZINE ALSO HAS IT ON IT'S WEBSITE

http://news.q4music.com/2008/04/new_order_to_release_live_dvd.html

On 2nd June Warner Music Entertainment will release "New Order: Live in Glasgow", a live DVD of the band’s celebratory concert filmed at Carling Academy, Glasgow in October 2006. Filmed over two nights it features tracks and footage highlighting the band's extraordinary career, as well as including a number of Joy Division songs.

In addition to this concert, there will be a bonus disc featuring never-seen-before footage from band’s personal archive and live performances from throughout the 1980s, showcasing the band’s early Glastonbury performance through to their self-assured big tour concerts of later years, climaxing in their stunning performance headlining Wireless 2006.

Track listing is as follows:

New Order: Live in Glasgow

Disc 1:

1. Crystal
2. Turn
3. True Faith
4. Regret
5. Ceremony
6. Who’s Joe
7. These Days
8. Krafty
9. Waiting For The Sirens Call
10. You Silent Face
11. Guilty Is A Useless Emotion
12. Bizarre Love Triangle
13. Temptation
14. Perfect Kiss
15. Blue Monday
16. Transmission
17. Shadowplay
18. Love Will Tear Us Apart

Disc 2: CELEBRATION 1981

1. Ceremony
2. I.C.B.
3. Chosen Time GLASTONBURY 1981
4. Senses
5. Procession
6. The Him ROME 1982
7. Ultraviolence
8. Hurt CORK 1983
9. Leave Me Alone
10. Everything’s Gone Green ROTTERDAM 1985
11. Sunrise
12. As It Is When It Was
13. The Village
14. This Time of Night TORONTO 1985
15. We All Stand
16. Age of Consent
17. Temptation SHORELINE 1989
18. Dream Attack
19. 1963 HYDE PARK WIRELESS 2006
20. Run Wild
21. She’s Lost Control

Really quite funny how they keep trying to milk more money from the consumers with old material. What next, previously unreleased sound checks from the past 30 years!!!! I personally can't wait to get my free version from P2P

Strange

It says it's no longer available on Amazon.de. Even before it got into stores ? :D

I think (and hope) this is just a bug, due a yet missing pre-order opportunity.

And hey - german subtitles. Karaoke with german translation perhaps .

Jimmy Jazz wrote: Really quite funny how they keep trying to milk more money from the consumers with old material. What next, previously unreleased sound checks from the past 30 years!!!! I personally can't wait to get my free version from P2P

El Jarvo wrote:

Shug wrote: What's Grahame Ferguson got to do with politics?

Eh?

Now, now lads. wearing stylish glasses doesn't make them look like Grahame...

eldorado wrote:

Jimmy Jazz wrote: Really quite funny how they keep trying to milk more money from the consumers with old material. What next, previously unreleased sound checks from the past 30 years!!!! I personally can't wait to get my free version from P2P

No one forces you to buy it. And I didn't read your last sentence.

*does happy dance, can't wait to get her hands on the dvd* :D

I for one certainly wont be buying it.

But hopefully this will be the end of the matter, its time to close the door and lower whats left of the corpse into the ground and let it rest in peace.

And then we can all move on!

rochdale colledge gig is on it .

Jimmy, you're a prick.

Either buy it or don't buy it. Don't steal it under the excuse of 'oh, they're just trying to milk consumers'.

'I'm going to steal my groceries this afternoon. After all, they're just trying to milk consumers!!'

lol...fuck off.

Jimmy Jazz wrote: Really quite funny how they keep trying to milk more money from the consumers with old material. What next, previously unreleased sound checks from the past 30 years!!!! I personally can't wait to get my free version from P2P

Erm, what bits are old material?

Disc one is from the last tour, disc two is for the fans...

Some people, eh - can't be pleased whatever you do....

An interview with Stephen Morris

New Order, rock legends and inspiration to thousands of bands, are bringing out a new concert DVD. Compiled by Peter Hook and Stephen Morris, this DVD sees the band both at their 21st century best and also collects a unique selection of live performances from their extraordinary career. We filmed two nights in Glasgow, which is always a good idea with New Order, says Stephen Morris, explaining the DVDs warts-and-all feel. In the past when weve done live DVDs theres always been a bit of fixing up but weve not bothered with this one! Because as Rob Gretton our former manager used to say: its just a moment in time, caught forever. And sometimes the mistakes are more interesting.

The DVD is punctuated with a series of short, sharp interviews with band members. Watching an entire concert is a bit gruelling, says Stephen. And the idea of breaking it up by doing interviews was very interesting. We were all interviewed separately but we all ended up carrying on from what the other person was saying. Also Glasgow was where Bernard did smash up the dressing room in a fit of pique and we cant go back to Barrowlands! Banned from the clubs! Its very interesting the rocknroll banter of Bernard and Hooky and myself.

This concert is notable for a very large amount of Joy Division songs, something New Order once avoided strongly. When we first started as New Order, wed made this blanket decision that we werent going to play Joy Division songs and nobody could mention Joy Division in our presence, says Stephen, And so we just didnt play Joy Division numbers until 1998 when we decided to get back and do some gigs, and we all wondered why wed never played any Joy Division songs! Because theyre all great songs.

Much of the bonus material is from Morris own collection, if cupboard is another word for collection. But without this dusty archive, wed be deprived of some excellent footage. Im glad I found all that stuff. I bunged it onto DVD and me and Gillian sat down one Saturday and we thought, Oh, its good this! I could watch this all night. And its not very often you can say that

Buggers. As soon as I decided not buy this 2006 gig DVD (we've had enough with 316/511, the same ol songs), they put up a 2nd special disc. Now that puts the entire budget in a different light.

P.S. And by the way, that 2nd disc was my whole idea starting wit Celebration footage to begin with.

Uncle Liam wrote: I for one certainly wont be buying it.

But hopefully this will be the end of the matter, its time to close the door and lower whats left of the corpse into the ground and let it rest in peace.

And then we can all move on!

GOOD. Then maybe you will also stop posting here you miserable wanker.

Why nothing between '89 & '06,surely we don't need anymore from recent gigs or otherwise,it's supposed to be 'archival' ain't it.What about the '93 tour or even from Man Apollo '98? I know it's personal preference & you could go on & on about 'what about this & about that'.Only a slight moan tho',very happy with the rest

Do you know,after reading some of these posts,some people just fookin' moan for the hell of it don't they? I mean,you get the impression that some people just wouldn't be happy whatever the band,collectively or otherwise,or whatever label is putting out what,& would fookin' moan regardless.You don't score fookin' points just because you might have seen them 200 times or been a fan since the beginning,just be fookin' grateful your getting some seriously quality,archive footage & if you don't want to buy it,fookin' don't.I,for one,will be & be fookin' proud & excited to

kel wrote: Do you know,after reading some of these posts,some people just fookin' moan for the hell of it don't they? I mean,you get the impression that some people just wouldn't be happy whatever the band,collectively or otherwise,or whatever label is putting out what,& would fookin' moan regardless.You don't score fookin' points just because you might have seen them 200 times or been a fan since the beginning,just be fookin' grateful your getting some seriously quality,archive footage & if you don't want to buy it,fookin' don't.I,for one,will be & be fookin' proud & excited to

Here here. The bonus DVD looks very appealing.

worldinmotion wrote: And so we just didnt play Joy Division numbers until 1998 when we decided to get back and do some gigs...

Stephen is wrong

Looking forward for this dvd,as i was at Glasgow on the second night. I hope theres loads of songs on the dvd from that night. Fingers crossed!!!!!

In A Noisy Place wrote:

worldinmotion wrote: And so we just didnt play Joy Division numbers until 1998 when we decided to get back and do some gigs...

Stephen is wrong

Yeah but nobody cares.

Sounds good to me! R'dam 85, my first ever NO gig. I play the tape often and it brings back the buzz of that night straight away. Stunning setlist, can't wait for some video footage. Wonder how i looked in those days....

i'm actually more pumped up for new order than i have been in years.... the Joy Division documentary (always preferable to see the actual band than actors - as in Control) - and this Live DVD announcement are the best news in years!!!!!

this is AWESOME!

people should be psyched....

recycle wrote:

Uncle Liam wrote: I for one certainly wont be buying it.

But hopefully this will be the end of the matter, its time to close the door and lower whats left of the corpse into the ground and let it rest in peace.

And then we can all move on!

GOOD. Then maybe you will also stop posting here you miserable wanker.

worldinmotion wrote: The DVD is punctuated with a series of short, sharp interviews with band members.

Oh god no.

That means you'll only be able to watch it once.

New Order were always so different to all the self-obsessed wankers in pop music. Get in, get the job done and fuck off.

Now I'm all for a bit of chat when the time's right, but in between the songs?

What happened?

Punctuated between the songs like the Academy video? Let's hope not:\ohwell:

Actually in the Academy video the interview snips are during the songs