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LIVE time again,but what is the BEST EVER song they have played and why?The LATEST single you have heard played live for the FIRST time.Just a different angle on an OLD song. Maybe the encore song that you love.Share with us ALL this little GEM. MINE was G-MEX 1988 when BARNEY says something like... "THIS IS A NEW SONG BUT THE NEXT TIME YOU HEAR US IT WILL BE AN OLD FAVOURITE".....tell me the exact words if you want.:D Yes this was VANISHING POINT. THE PLACE ROCKED THAT NIGHT. ROCKET MICK :cool2: :redhat:

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Decades at the Royal Festival Hall will take some beating.

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Vanishing Point Reading 89 definitely but Perfect Kiss at Reading 93 was another 'hair standing up on the back of my neck moment' :D

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Big Mick I too witnessed that Vanishing Point first-ever performance. Did you also cheers and whistle and whoop just before the end chorus thinking it had finished?

From that same gig, my personal favourite NO moment was when the lights went out, the anticipation grew to preposterous lengths and TBTHOG was unleashed. The thunderous bass drum, snare and sequencer riff nearly knocked my sock off.

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Originally posted by Huntsman Big Mick I too witnessed that Vanishing Point first-ever performance. Did you also cheers and whistle and whoop just before the end chorus thinking it had finished?:hat:

I actually remember disappearing off to the loo for this one, and I think half the G-Mex was encamped in there, all pouring water over ourselves cos it was like a furnace outside.

Do remember thinking the lyrics had actually said 'Suffer Little Children' and thought Barney had gone all 'Morrissey' on us.

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Originally posted by Huntsman Big Mick I too witnessed that Vanishing Point first-ever performance. Did you also cheers and whistle and whoop just before the end chorus thinking it had finished?From that same gig, my personal favourite NO moment was when the lights went out, the anticipation grew to preposterous lengths and TBTHOG was unleashed. The thunderous bass drum, snare and sequencer riff nearly knocked my sock off.:hat:

HUNTSMAN i did indeed lose my shoes ,slip ons(OFFS) when the crowd surged forward but got them back eventually.And yes i cheered and clapped but it HAD NOT finished.Bloody marvellous.:D

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Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by Huntsman> Big Mick I too witnessed that Vanishing Point first-ever performance. Did you also cheers and whistle and whoop just before the end chorus thinking it had finished?> > :hat:

I actually remember disappearing off to the loo for this one, and I think half the G-Mex was encamped in there, all pouring water over ourselves cos it was like a furnace outside.

Do remember thinking the lyrics had actually said 'Suffer Little Children' and thought Barney had gone all 'Morrissey' on us.

Eh yes and i probably still sing SUFFER CHILDREN,hell JARVO what is it really cos i never check the words?:confused:

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Shortly after AOC was unleashed (which sounded absolutely unbelievable) I was picked up by the ruck and carried via a massive human wave of shaved sides and flop-tops about 150ft. I lost my mate a few times who was carried in the opposite direction. Given we were pretty young, keeping above ground and not getting stomped one was one of the main factors of the gig.

I don't think I could have got to the toilet if I'd tried. Even if it was to have a shower.

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Originally posted by Huntsman Shortly after AOC was unleashed (which sounded absolutely unbelievable) I was picked up by the ruck and carried via a massive human wave of shaved sides and flop-tops about 150ft. I lost my mate a few times who was carried in the opposite direction. Given we were pretty young, keeping above ground and not getting stomped one was one of the main factors of the gig.I don't think I could have got to the toilet if I'd tried. Even if it was to have a shower.:hat:

I eventually took my place in the seats for which i had a ticket at the very edge of the RIGHT HAND SIDE where HOOKY played the drums and twiddled the sequencers or whatever.I was amazed just what went into the PERFECT KISS.I was more tired here at the age of 30 than at this years concerts ,now a young 44!:D I know he plays bass aswell,it is just the drum playing or whatever that stuck in my mind.:lol:

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the LWTUA encore at Wembley in 86/87 was a pretty stirring moment... "we're gonna play a very very very old song for you now...". The Sister Ray cover was not quite what it could have been, however!!

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Didn't they play an utterly stupendous version of Blue Frying Day at Wembley Arena '87? ... where many choir samples were used and the eventual song sounded like it was about to explode?

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Originally posted by Mark McKellar-Harding the LWTUA encore at Wembley in 86/87 was a pretty stirring moment... "we're gonna play a very very very old song for you now...". The Sister Ray cover was not quite what it could have been, however!!

HEY BUDDY sent you a PACKAGE this morning too!How long did the last one take to arrive! ROCKET MICK :D More to follow...some extra stuff i have recorded and got duplicates for!:cool2:

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Any chance of getting cut into the Rocket NO package thang please ? I feel I'm missing out here !

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Originally posted by Easy E Any chance of getting cut into the Rocket NO package thang please ? I feel I'm missing out here !

You are!:D

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Originally posted by Easy E Any chance of getting cut into the Rocket NO package thang please ? I feel I'm missing out here !

I may have a few ODDS and SODS lying around but after being flooded with requests which i have tried to help with it is now harder to join the group that getting a UNITED season ticket! :lol: Try e-mailing your wants and desires and i will have a look whats going down at PLANET ROCKET.But don't jump HUNTSMAN'S queue are he starts throwing his PRINGLES.:D

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I would only raise a Pringle to an intruder into my own home or garage. I could never waste them. Very sharp though if hurled at an eye.

Sometimes, if a Pringle is covered in Pepsi-Max the soaked version is not pleasant.

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Originally posted by Huntsman I would only raise a Pringle to an intruder into my own home or garage. I could never waste them. Very sharp though if hurled at an eye.Sometimes, if a Pringle is covered in Pepsi-Max the soaked version is not pleasant.:hat:

But NOT very fattening!:D

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remember a gig at sheff uni...( the octagon ) amd they kicked off wiyh a storming version of temptation...then they played age of consent...dreams never end...ceremony...without a pause in between songs...it was bedlam and after four songs most of the audience were bolloxed....cant remember the full set listing but as you can imagine the gig calmed down a bit after the intro...( i dont even think they played an encore. )..but who cares after that!!!

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Sheff Uni set:

1 Temptation
2 Age of Consent
3 Dreams Never End
4 Ceremony
5 This Time of Night
6 586
7 Weirdo
8 The Village
9 Denial
10 Confusion
11 Blue Monday

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yeah..by the time confusion and blue monday came on everyone was knackered anyway....amazingly frantic start mixed in with a low key finish....the beatiful unpredictability of an 80s order gig....great venue as well!!

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Originally posted by Huntsman Didn't they play an utterly stupendous version of Blue Frying Day at Wembley Arena '87? ... where many choir samples were used and the eventual song sounded like it was about to explode?:hat:

it was indeed an absolute corker with the choir samples in full effect as I recall... I think similar samples were included in Sister Ray - if memory serves, along with some Star Trek samples "Beam us up Scotty..." etc... as I say, Sister Ray wasn't covered with reverence... the lyrics were Bernard improvisions for the most part also....

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Originally posted by Huntsman Didn't they play an utterly stupendous version of Blue Frying Day at Wembley Arena '87? ... where many choir samples were used and the eventual song sounded like it was about to explode?:hat:

Just ripped it from a knackered old tape and I see what you mean - brilliant version!

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Originally posted by ROCKET MICK > Originally posted by Mark McKellar-Harding> the LWTUA encore at Wembley in 86/87 was a pretty stirring moment... "we're gonna play a very very very old song for you now...". The Sister Ray cover was not quite what it could have been, however!!

HEY BUDDY sent you a PACKAGE this morning too!How long did the last one take to arrive! ROCKET MICK :D More to follow...some extra stuff i have recorded and got duplicates for!:cool2:

Mr Mick! Looking forward to delivery with baited breath... I think the last one was 4-5 days... have cleared up email address sitch... thanks for inclusion.... will keep 'em coming....

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hmmm...well...it was probably hearing blue monday live for the first time in 89...at astroworld, in Houston...

either that, or when they launched into Crystal at Finsbury, and losing a few ribs to the lively English crowd...

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true faith READING 98...... fuckin ace

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Originally posted by Grigori Rasputin, the mad mystic of Petrograd hmmm...well...it was probably hearing blue monday live for the first time in 89...at astroworld, in Houston...either that, or when they launched into Crystal at Finsbury, and losing a few ribs to the lively English crowd...

WHEREAS i only lost a few chicken pieces at FINSBURY:D

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Probably the one that came right after Were New Order, your the audience, lets rock the.... Regret Reading 98 cause I never thought I'd see them again after 93 and yet there they were, don't mind telling you I had a tear in my eye.

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Originally posted by Milsey Probably the one that came right after Were New Order, your the audience, lets rock the.... Regret Reading 98 cause I never thought I'd see them again after 93 and yet there they were, don't mind telling you I had a tear in my eye.

Happens to us ALL MILSEY ..a bit like when LOVE VIGILANTES started at MANCHESTER!!:D :wink: :cry: ROCKET MICK :cool2: :redhat:

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Here i go again veering off into ELECTRONIC territory! but when the PSB joined em on stage at Wembley it drew the biggest cheer of the night :D

Kicking off with LV at MOVE certainly drew a pretty spectacular crowd response, or it may have just been the NOOL contigent deafening me from all directions!!! :D

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Temptation playing us into 1999 at The Ally Pally was something special....you could say a once in a lifetime moment;)

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