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Did anyone else see the Paul Morley documentary "All the Young Dudes" last night on BBC4 ?

This was a surprisingly entertaining watch with an extended piece on Joy Division including an interview with Barney and Steve. Steve said that he chose his shirt for the LWTUA video because his mother told him to wear it (probably tongue in cheek). Meanwhile Barney said that Joy Division nicked a lot of their style ideas from Kraftwerk. Although I seem to remember in the recent Rob Gretton notebooks that Rob first came up with the idea of Joy Division dressing smart.

Here is a BBC iplayer link to the programme:-

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00gq7dx/b00gq782/All_the_Young_Dudes_Pop_and_Fashion/

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Thanks for the link, I'll look tonight, normally avoid morley these days, he just a tad pretentious!

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Cheers for that. Steve and Barney 5 chins start about 20 mins in. Good chat with Jarvis Cocker later on too.

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johnny wrote: Cheers for that. Steve and Barney 5 chins start about 20 mins in. Good chat with Jarvis Cocker later on too.

jUST watched it and thought it was really good.Interesting to hear PHIL out of the HUMAN LEAGUE.Ste is on top form and great use of JOY DIV records to the landscape backdrop.Here are the YOUNGMEN with weight on their SHOULDERS.....

WHERE will it end? Johnny did you get my txt other week or have you changed MOBILE numbers?:lol:

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can't watch it outside of the u.k.:cry: Johnny, sorry it out.

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  1. Open Internet Explorer
  2. Go to Tools > Internet Options > Connections > Lan Settings
  3. Under Proxy settings, put a proxy address and the port number (I use 89.234.27.15 with port 80)

Makes it so I can watch all the stuff that BBC tells me I can't...

oh...but when you're done, go back and untick the proxy box...

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johnny wrote: Cheers for that. Steve and Barney 5 chins start about 20 mins in. Good chat with Jarvis Cocker later on too.

We watched it, good programme. Lucy reckons Barney's had the eye bags done.

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Good programme, but it really showed just how tawdry music was up until the late 70's. Thanks for the link.

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well, they do belong on the red carpet...

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Rocket Mick wrote:

johnny wrote: Cheers for that. Steve and Barney 5 chins start about 20 mins in. Good chat with Jarvis Cocker later on too.

jUST watched it and thought it was really good.Interesting to hear PHIL out of the HUMAN LEAGUE.Ste is on top form and great use of JOY DIV records to the landscape backdrop.Here are the YOUNGMEN with weight on their SHOULDERS.....

And 'Decades' played over footage of Wham, Duran Duran etc.

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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

  1. Open Internet Explorer
  2. Go to Tools > Internet Options > Connections > Lan Settings
  3. Under Proxy settings, put a proxy address and the port number (I use 89.234.27.15 with port 80)

Makes it so I can watch all the stuff that BBC tells me I can't...

oh...but when you're done, go back and untick the proxy box...

Good advice. It really works. Thank you, man. :bow:

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Did anyone else see the Paul Morley documentary "All the Young Dudes" last night on BBC4 ?

This was a surprisingly entertaining watch with an extended piece on Joy Division including an interview with Barney and Steve. Steve said that he chose his shirt for the LWTUA video because his mother told him to wear it (probably tongue in cheek). Meanwhile nike air shox Barney said that Joy Division nicked a lot of their style ideas from Kraftwerk. Although I seem to remember in the recent Rob Gretton notebooks that Rob first came up with the idea of Joy Division dressing smart.

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Was a very good interesting watch,tho' I must admit to being a bit stumped beforehand as to what JD knew about fashion,they didn't give a fook & it was indeed Rob who pushed some fashion sense onto them.Barney was bang on tho',the way they dressed represented Manchester/Salford/Stockport at the time....depressing & grey as fook........Couldn't help thinking what a fookin' weirdo Ian Anderson was in the '70's :nod:

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m8 you only had to go to RAYS place and Edgley park to see what represented stockport at the time.

or you could always ask liams mum.

hang around for hours.

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enjoygame wrote: Did anyone else see the Paul Morley documentary "All the Young Dudes" last night on BBC4 ?

This was a surprisingly entertaining watch with an extended piece on Joy Division including an interview with Barney and Steve. Steve said that he chose his shirt for the LWTUA video because his mother told him to wear it (probably tongue in cheek). Meanwhile nike air shox Barney said that Joy Division nicked a lot of their style ideas from Kraftwerk. Although I seem to remember in the recent Rob Gretton notebooks that Rob first came up with the idea of Joy Division dressing smart.

Still here then?

:nonono:

I enjoyed the interview - very entertaining.

And why doesn't Steve look his age? Is there something in the water in Macc? :lol:

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enjoygame wrote: Did anyone else see the Paul Morley documentary "All the Young Dudes" last night on BBC4 ?

This was a surprisingly entertaining watch with an extended piece on Joy Division including an interview with Barney and Steve. Steve said that he chose his shirt for the LWTUA video because his mother told him to wear it (probably tongue in cheek). Meanwhile nike air shox Barney said that Joy Division nicked a lot of their style ideas from Kraftwerk. Although I seem to remember in the recent Rob Gretton notebooks that Rob first came up with the idea of Joy Division dressing smart.

Hey Enjoygame, why don't you FUCK OFF, you annoying spam TWAT.

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79 order wrote: m8 you only had to go to RAYS place and Edgley park to see what represented stockport at the time.

or you could always ask liams mum.

hang around for hours.

M8,I DO know what Stockport looked like at the time,that's why I said Salford & Manc too,just so I didn't piss anybody from Stockport off :laugh: It was the pits man,no wonder the motorway fookin' ended there,it was the end of the world :evil4:

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Thanks for the post

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I can't get the video to work. I live in the USA, but also am using a Mac. How can I get it to work on a Mac?

Thanks!

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Barney broke off at the end of his first sentence. What do you think he was about to say?

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Amoeba wrote: I can't get the video to work. I live in the USA, but also am using a Mac. How can I get it to work on a Mac?

Thanks!

The BBC have released a new version of their video player that should work. I haven't tried it myself yet.

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is possible put this video on rapishare or similar site for download?

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