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Originally posted by Spotnick I think I'll have to watch it again.. where the f*** is he dressed like Elvis?

In a car, almost at the end of the video.

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Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by Ricardo Fernandes> > > > Originally posted by Hubert Mickle> > He also dressed up as Elvis Presley>

I don't understand what the fuck that Elvis costume has to do with a song about football. :confused:

I think I'll have to watch it again.. where the f*** is he dressed like Elvis?

you can't really see it. he's wearing it while he's driving his sports car. fooking tacky huh? :nonono:

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The bit with the Elvis costume is right at the end of the video....it was a piss-take on Paul Gascoigne (Fat, Drunk, Useless person who was a bit partial to the odd hamburger):evil4:

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worst gig(s)...

liverpool royal court...council benefit...new order, the fall and the smiths.....great line up however new order came on first when it should have been the fall and they were blatantly uninterested....shite venue and the order only played for about 30 mins..

sheffield city hall...miners benefit...new order,billy bragg and abc...line up not so good but amazingly new order came on first again...similar scenario.. they were keen to get off stage...i remember i never stayed to watch the other band(s)...we got out the venue for about 9pm!!!

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Originally posted by ShugZV The bit with the Elvis costume is right at the end of the video....it was a piss-take on Paul Gascoigne (Fat, Drunk, Useless person who was a bit partial to the odd hamburger):evil4:

Easy Tiger i thought you were talking about ME! :D

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Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by Ricardo Fernandes> > > > Originally posted by Hubert Mickle> > He also dressed up as Elvis Presley>

I don't understand what the fuck that Elvis costume has to do with a song about football. :confused:

I think I'll have to watch it again.. where the f*** is he dressed like Elvis?

There WERE however, plenty of simply horrendous press shots showing Barney displaying this hideous outfit in all its glory..... but just don't stare at them too long will yer? ;)

:smoker: :smoker:

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Originally posted by Hubert MickleThere WERE however, plenty of simply horrendous press shots showing Barney displaying this hideous outfit in all its glory..... but just don't stare at them too long will yer? ;)

I've scanned this picture from Claude Flowers' book. I think you are right about the drugs, Huberto. :lol:

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Worst song - Slow Jam

Worst song title - Slow Jam

worst sleeve - all Republic era Sleeves are Shit...we could all do that with photoshop and a cdrom of cheesy images...sub-culture's lack of art is much better than those photo collages.

worst video - World

worst lyrics - Slow Jam

worst gig - only seen one and it was outstanding

worst remix - 1963 Joe T Vanelli mixes

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To Mr. Blau and Mister Webmaster Sir, re. "Republic" collages: Don't be so harsh about it, remember this: it was 1993, as far as computers go we're talking the Stone Age here! I still think it's glorious... and ground-breaking in a time when even Pentium I was still a twinkle in a computer geek's eye!

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On the contrary. Computers at this period offered more alternatives than ever before for designers. It is this that put a rabbit amongst the chaffinches. Big Pete and his band of merry typographic naturists were unable to chose any proper artistic direction from the unlimited plethora of imagery and fonts thus, we have a mixed bag of poor 'cheap looking' images and typefaces. In principal the idea was in keeping with NO art, but the execution was dire, as a direct result of computers offering the ability to 'do anything', and big Pete succumbing to this like a duck towards water.

It is only now, some 15 years on, that designers recognise 'not' to over use computers or to use computers as they were intended, as a tool to formulate ideas - not necessarily to give you the idea in the first place or supply an easy way out.

That is why 'Get Ready' is so good. It retains all the original Factory / NO ethos. Pete has designed something (presumably with computers) that looks old and new, and discards any stock-book easy street solution. You could expect to see this cover in the seventies, or eighties, or nineties or the naughty but nice zeros - but only by someone like Saville - who, it would seem, has now overcome his willing to utilise a computer to dictate his design - returning well and truly to his roots.

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HUNTSMAN get a cup of tea after ALL that use of the computer keyboard!:D

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Originally posted by Two Fingers HUNTSMAN get a cup of tea after ALL that use of the computer keyboard!:D

Yeah, your right.

I'm going to have coffee though.

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To Mr. Blau again: "Worst remix"! Good idea! How could that have slipped my mind? So then: Worst remix: LOTS OF THEM! Today, I'll pick... let me see... "Ruined in a day- Bollocks-in-a-ragga-stylee mix"

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I feel duty bound to mention just how bad that Supermenlovers thing was.

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Our minds can't comprehend the astronomical size of the skip required to house all of the bad remixes in the world, and that's just for NO.

Let us just rest and think about nicer things.

Like bees.

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Originally posted by Huntsman Our minds can't comprehend the astronomical size of the skip required to house all of the bad remixes in the world, and that's just for NO.Let us just rest and think about nicer things.Like bees.:hat:

I bet there is a sting in the tale(tail) to this!:D

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Only if provoked.

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There is no end to the list of bad remixes. The problem is that they tend to sound very outdated after a couple of years. What's hip today has gone stale tomorrow. The Hurley remixes of Fine Time and the Kevin Saunderson remixes of Round & Round sounded very fresh at the end of the 80s, but nowadays they're utter crap. The only good remixes of New Order songs are the ones they did themselves and a couple of classics like Jellybean's Confusion, Shep Pettibone's BLT and TF, Oakie's World Felix Da Housecat's HTS and Pete Heller's Regret. The Rest Of also has a couple of good ones (TBTHOG, Confusion). It is difficult to bring order in the other zillion remixes, but I think I have to agree that those Joe T. Vanelli (a relative of Milli Vanilli?) remixes hit rockbottom.

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