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Yes, I added several questions to our FAQ based on the threads in the english and french forum. I hope you will find some time to check these, find factual errors if there is and maybe suggest a few FAQ items.
http://www.neworderonline.com/faq.asp Check it out.. or Resources > FAQ in the menu.
Sorry about the lazy display this section has, but it was never one of our priority.
You might like to revisit the FAQ about the Hacienda. When I walked past its site earlier on today, it was most definitely a building site with rubble (not Barney :D) - I would be very surprised to see any of the band in there these days !!
...and about the artwork of "Closer" and "Love Will Tear Us Apart" you can add the info that these are sculptures from D.Paernio and O.Toso at Staglieno Cemetery in Genova, Italy.
Originally posted by Easy E You might like to revisit the FAQ about the Hacienda. When I walked past its site earlier on today, it was most definitely a building site with rubble (not Barney :D) - I would be very surprised to see any of the band in there these days !!
Hum, an update is coming on that one :D
Guest Vocalists - Who can forget Bunnyman Ian McCulloch slurring his way through Ceremony at Manchester GMex 1986
Arthur Baker - You guys are so mean! This legend produced Afrika Bambataa's 'Planet Rock' Freez's 'AEIOU' errrrr.. ok legend is a bit strong
Barney Rubble - I'm pretty positive he was credited as this on the 7" "An Ideal..."
There seems to be a fair amount of stuff that is now taken as fact that is merely conjecture, perhaps it would be better to clearly identify these so the future generations will not walk in ignorance.
Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by Easy E> You might like to revisit the FAQ about the Hacienda. When I walked past its site earlier on today, it was most definitely a building site with rubble (not Barney :D) - I would be very surprised to see any of the band in there these days !!
Hum, an update is coming on that one :D
not sure if i'm being picky here, but isn't there w missing from wwwrl callsign ?
Originally posted by FDISK Barney Rubble - I'm pretty positive he was credited as this on the 7" "An Ideal..."
Nope, he was credited as Bernard Albrecht.
Originally posted by FDISK Guest Vocalists - Who can forget Bunnyman Ian McCulloch slurring his way through Ceremony at Manchester GMex 1986
Actually I forgot 2 others...
Bez & Keith Allen...
Originally posted by Ricardo Fernandes > Originally posted by FDISK> > Barney Rubble - I'm pretty positive he was credited as this on the 7" "An Ideal..."
Nope, he was credited as Bernard Albrecht.
That was on the ideal begining boot
Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by FDISK> Guest Vocalists - Who can forget Bunnyman Ian McCulloch slurring his way through Ceremony at Manchester GMex 1986
Actually I forgot 2 others...
Bez & Keith Allen...
Did Bez ever actually sing though ? Or just prance about on the stage like a knob ?
he kind of sung during Fine Time & Blue Monday - Ally Pally 1998/1999.... lyrics to the effect of "nineteen-ninety-nine-e" during Fine Time and "How does it feel?" during you-know-what.... if memory serves....
where's Al de la Jarveau??
Originally posted by Mark McKellar-Harding he kind of sung during Fine Time & Blue Monday - Ally Pally 1998/1999.... lyrics to the effect of "nineteen-ninety-nine-e" during Fine Time and "How does it feel?" during you-know-what.... if memory serves.... where's Al de la Jarveau??
Yeah, can't remember what he said either, but he definitely opened his mouth. Didn't he do "Much Too Young" a lot for Fine Time? Or was I drunk? I've a feeling he also gave us "Manchester in the air-ee-uh" a few times. Haven't got a bootleg of this, but I'm sure someone could check..
Originally posted by Mark McKellar-Harding he kind of sung during Fine Time & Blue Monday - Ally Pally 1998/1999.... lyrics to the effect of "nineteen-ninety-nine-e" during Fine Time and "How does it feel?" during you-know-what.... if memory serves.... where's Al de la Jarveau??
yeah.. i think youre about right on that one.. i remember thinking to myself . "what a prick"
Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by Mark McKellar-Harding> he kind of sung during Fine Time & Blue Monday - Ally Pally 1998/1999.... lyrics to the effect of "nineteen-ninety-nine-e" during Fine Time and "How does it feel?" during you-know-what.... if memory serves.... > > where's Al de la Jarveau??
Yeah, can't remember what he said either, but he definitely opened his mouth. Didn't he do "Much Too Young" a lot for Fine Time? Or was I drunk? I've a feeling he also gave us "Manchester in the air-ee-uh" a few times. Haven't got a bootleg of this, but I'm sure someone could check..
Yup he's all over Fine Time and only bit less prominent in Blue Monday.
Bez was the only downer at Alexandra Palace. First time my girlfriend had seen New Order live. Her first comment was:
'Who was the pissed t**t who couldn't sing OR dance??'
My first reaction was to defend Barney, then I realised she meant Bez.
She was right, he IS a t**t.
Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by Mark McKellar-Harding> he kind of sung during Fine Time & Blue Monday - Ally Pally 1998/1999.... lyrics to the effect of "nineteen-ninety-nine-e" during Fine Time and "How does it feel?" during you-know-what.... if memory serves.... > > where's Al de la Jarveau??
Yeah, can't remember what he said either, but he definitely opened his mouth. Didn't he do "Much Too Young" a lot for Fine Time? Or was I drunk? I've a feeling he also gave us "Manchester in the air-ee-uh" a few times. Haven't got a bootleg of this, but I'm sure someone could check..
I had a listen last night. Grade A prick, that Bez.
Nic - further to the info on "Don't do it" vocal samples question, you could add that the bit at the very end is a backmasked bit of dialogue from the film "The Exorcist", specifically "Your mother sucks cocks in hell!"
CTB
Nic - regarding knicknames. Steve Morris has never been known as Stevie Dale.....that was just the bootlegger getting Steven Brotherdale's name wrong on the sleeve!! (See Be Music's post above). This is also the only place I have ever seen or heard Barney referred to as Barney Rubble...again lazy research on the part of the bootlegger. The Flintstones connection is complete bolleaux.
