Sister Ray live in Sa Paulo or Rio or wherever it was. On the Like A Girl I Want You To Keep Coming comp CD.
Not a New Order song, obviously, but goes down a treat with/after a couple of bottles of wine.
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Sister Ray live in Sa Paulo or Rio or wherever it was. On the Like A Girl I Want You To Keep Coming comp CD.
Not a New Order song, obviously, but goes down a treat with/after a couple of bottles of wine.
My Ipod fucked up after 13 months meaning the bastard is out of warranty and those cunts at Apple want £96 for it to be fixed. Bastards. Gonna have a go the morra at opening it up and getting a replacement hard drive.
Thus meaning I am borrowing the girlfriends Ipod at the moment, luckily enough I persuaded her to put The Singles collection on there, so I have mostly been listening to that ![]()
ShugZV wrote: My Ipod fucked up after 13 months meaning the bastard is out of warranty and those cunts at Apple want £96 for it to be fixed. Bastards. Gonna have a go the morra at opening it up and getting a replacement hard drive.
Thus meaning I am borrowing the girlfriends Ipod at the moment, luckily enough I persuaded her to put The Singles collection on there, so I have mostly been listening to that
I've just watched a vid on youtube about that. looks fairly easy, good luck.
The remasters, all of them. I have the french edition of "International", and I heavily play disc 2, it's got Temptation '87.
I've watched the performance of True Faith at Reading in 1998 three times this week:
Do I win a prize?
I've had a steady list of songs that slowly formed a sort of mix - stuff like As It Was When It Was, The Him, Hurt, Vanishing Point, Weirdo, Turn. Put on that Electronic track 'Late at Night' and remembered that's how I thought all the new stuff was going to be like. I've been wanting music I could have on for a think when puttering around.
Jed Stephens wrote:
ShugZV wrote: My Ipod fucked up after 13 months meaning the bastard is out of warranty and those cunts at Apple want £96 for it to be fixed. Bastards. Gonna have a go the morra at opening it up and getting a replacement hard drive.
Thus meaning I am borrowing the girlfriends Ipod at the moment, luckily enough I persuaded her to put The Singles collection on there, so I have mostly been listening to that
I've just watched a vid on youtube about that. looks fairly easy, good luck.
I've got one of them classic 80gb, the bastard has clips inside the casing on both sides and at the top, just phoned a good lad I know who has done the same to his and succesfully replaced the hard drive, his offer of 8 cans to sort it is a lot better than Apple's ![]()
noorder wrote: I've watched the performance of True Faith at Reading in 1998 three times this week:
Do I win a prize?
Four times now.
Now onto Temptation, Glastonbury 2005...
noorder wrote:
noorder wrote: I've watched the performance of True Faith at Reading in 1998 three times this week:
Do I win a prize?
Four times now.
Now onto Temptation, Glastonbury 2005...
If ye'd said Temptation Reading 98 (one of the best ever performances of the song) That may well have won ye £40 ![]()
Anything where you can still hear Hooky's bass.
The rest is fairly limp, sort of poofy, you know, like Electronic or... ooh..ooh.. Mr Peavely... I've thought of another lame, boring, poofy band! ![]()
"your silent face"off PC&L ( ibought a melodica from jonny roadhouse, playalonganeworder) and vanishing point (making out mix 'cos they never repeated it on telly)
Some of the oldest B-sides and 'other tracks': In A Lonely Place, Hurt, Cries And Whispers, Mesh... and the odd one out, Vicious Circle - both the New Order Mix and the Mike Haas Mix.
ShugZV wrote:
If ye'd said Temptation Reading 98 (one of the best ever performances of the song) That may well have won ye £40
You fucking what?
1998?
PC&L still one of my favourite albums of all time. My daughter who is only 3 loves Ceremony so I keep on having to play it her (no hardship I know). She knows the words better than Barney:)
MP3 rip of the Live in Glasgow DVD.
WFTSC occasionally.
I always give Ceremony and IALP a spin numerous times a week.
Kerry Harris wrote: I can never tire of the 7" version of Temptation...
A 7" mix that could easily be a LP/12" mix nowadays.
Ryan wrote: Been addicted to the Arthur Baker mix of 1963 of late. Love the intro.
Add to that: Sabotage and Behind Closed Doors.