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Not sure if this has been mentioned but there's a Karl interview at http://www.metro.co.uk/metrolife/article.html?in_article_id=282570&in_page_id=258 and he says...
"I'd love to work with Bernard again,' Bartos admits. 'We're good friends and we talk a lot but, since New Order finished, I don't think he's so into making music. If he ever fancies it, though, I'm certainly ready.'"
Interesting.
Ha ha good bit of Teutonic honesty there!
Bad Lieutenant my arse. Barney doesn't want to rock no more!
KB always comes across as a decent bloke, he even seems to have a good sense of humour, which is something Germans are not particularly well known for (I'm not saying I agree with that!)
The show sounds really interesting, wonder if he'll release a DVD?
Jed Stephens wrote: KB always comes across as a decent bloke, he even seems to have a good sense of humour, which is something Germans are not particularly well known for (I'm not saying I agree with that!)
Hey, I'll agree with what you just said. 
His show is really good and the London 2003 show was filmed, but with his currentc ommercial standing, its unlikely he'll get a DVD out : the Birmingham show sold 400 tickets in 2005 : about 100 people from Birmingham and 300 people who've come from all over the UK and Ireland and Europe. Including a couple of people from Manchester having a night off from their 4 date promo tour for "Singles".
Wonder is Barney is depressed cause of New Orders demise.
Karl Bartos's book I Was a Robot is a great read, and he does seem like a nice fellow.
Zachery Starkey wrote:
Karl Bartos's book I Was a Robot is a great read, and he does seem like a nice fellow.
Twas Wolfgang Fluer's. But who cares...
