bad lieutenant hamburg

I got a call from Nickos Kingos! Summer Days!

Thanks Nick, you am de best x x x

AOC!! wish I was there

AGE OF CONSENT!!!!

Shug wrote: love will tear up apart to finish with.

SAME ENCORE AS AT RITZ.

WHY DON'T THEY COME TO BRAZIL AGAIN?

AOC..

Wicked manc humour from Barney there.

Missy Jem wrote: I got a call from Nickos Kingos! Summer Days!

Thanks Nick, you am de best x x x

I wasn't there! :p

Nick King wrote:

Missy Jem wrote: I got a call from Nickos Kingos! Summer Days!

Thanks Nick, you am de best x x x

I wasn't there! :p

BRILLIANT!

So WHO did call Jem then?

and what state was she in?

Shug wrote: tighten up AGE OF CONSENT out of control temptation

I think you've been had, sunshine!

Jert Reynolds wrote:

Shug wrote: tighten up AGE OF CONSENT out of control temptation

I think you've been had, sunshine!

Would have loved to heard AOC. Wondering what NewOrder song they will do next. Im guessing maybe Dream Attack!

Big Mouth Julio wrote: AGE OF CONSENT!!!!

There's a big whiff of bs about this i reckon...

Quality weekend. I met Roy in Amsterdam and went to see Fever Ray at the Paradiso. Amazing gig, with the most stunning lightshow which consisted of one laser, three standard lamps and a guy in a big hat.

Nice early start to catch the Trans Norbert Express to Hamburg. I love Norbert, his comfy seats, impeccable music taste and no-nonsense approach to the Autobahn. He can#t dance though.

Once in Hamburg we headed for the venue where we watched the soundcheck, feeling all goosepimply when they played Transmission to us, an audience of four. We met with the band, manager and other members of the crew at various points in the day and they were all, as ever, very nice to us. I told Andy Liddle that I'd noticed that he changed the lights to Green, Blue and white (for grey) during Temptation at the Ritz, and asked him if he always did that. He replied that he'd done it at every gig since the song was written, but wouldn't be doing it that night so that I couldn't film it and put it on youtube. He was good to his word, which made me laugh as, even in my heavily-refreshed state, I had set myself up to record the event.

Burt Reynolds wrote:

Big Mouth Julio wrote: AGE OF CONSENT!!!!

There's a big whiff of bs about this i reckon...

It's one of Hooky's favorite or the most indeed

The venue was small, but hardly full so when the band came on stage we were able to wander to the front and stand right in front of Jake with a cracking view of the whole band. I took some fabulous pictures, and filmed quite a few of the tracks. One of the photos of Steve Morris was the best photo of Steve Morris ever, pissing on that one that Hibs took in Madrid (which hangs on my kitchen wall). The films of the band were broadcast-quality. We could have put them straight onto a DVD and sold a million. I only hope that whoever finds my beautiful camera, complete with the two memory cards full of images, realises the importance of his find and appreciates them before he deletes them all and runs of to take pictures of his girlfriends spotty arse.

Personnel-wise, the trip was top quality. The German Order are fine men, with the added advantage of being able to talk us out of the odd tight situation as we made our way around town. It was great to see Wolfram again, and as always Jert, Al and JG were great company. Sadly, thre was one bad apple; a loud-mouthed, drunken oaf with a German-sounding name and horrible taste in football.

Actually, as was pointed out by more than one person, it is testament to the power of New Order that Karl was in fact the man of the match as far as I was concerned. I'm going to pass on his kind offer of pre-derby drinks...

Another great thing about the gig was the number of people who came to say hello to us all as we staggered and shouted around the venue beforehand. I don't know whether they come on here but it was great to say hello. We met Clutch, and what a fine chap he is. Not sure that they all made of us, who were pretty well gone by that time...

A cracking weekend, anyway. Looking forward to the PSB support at the MEN, where I shall be taking pictures on my NEW CAMERA.

Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah...

Shug wrote: so glad the vikings got age of consent.

chinny reckon.

There's some good youtube footage, possibly donated by the new owner of Cols camera.

Strangely enough, no AOC though.

The bass player isn't playing the intro right :\ohwell:

[orange]State of Love and Trust [/orange] wrote: The bass player isn't playing the intro right :\ohwell:

You mean he's not playing it round his ankles?

He's sorely-missed

Had a great night! Good meeting the Vikings again. As was pointed out, is was dead-easy to get a good front of stage spot, never seen that before...Stunning performance of Out of Control/Temptation. Ended up in Reeperbahn in a dodgy bar with marquis, his mate and our German host who's name, shame on me, i can't recall :o Will see some of you guys in Brussels next saturday

thanks for posting ceremony,,, i could listen to that song.

forever

[orange]State of Love and Trust [/orange] wrote: The bass player isn't playing the intro right :\ohwell:

Big Mouth Julio wrote:

[orange]State of Love and Trust [/orange] wrote: The bass player isn't playing the intro right :\ohwell:

Yes?

Biginoil wrote: The venue was small, but hardly full

That's what u get with such a fukcing lame contest to try to get in...

The Cap'n wrote: The bass lad in Bad Lieutenant has some hefty shoes to fill indeed on the NO/JD tracks which is obvious from the sheer legacy involved. I'm sure he knows it. When I saw them at Heaven and Paris Olympia he did a pretty reasonable job on Ceremony and Temptation although he was probably a bit too low in the mix than what we're used to with Hooky. Hardly his fault. The songs were by no means ruined but there was something missing and I think he can be forgiven for not being note perfect...

Nobody can really replace Hooky on those tracks as we're so used to his style, volume and growling stage presence. Both live and on record he's obviously irreplaceable but NO aren't a functioning entity at the mo so I suppose as fans we make do hearing these tracks live where we can and BL are currently providing. Even those fans who aren't that fond of the BL album have enjoyed the live performances. It's obviously not NO so why even bother to compare? Some people seem properly outraged BL even dare to exist whereas I see them as something totally separate to New Order. I wouldn't compare them at all as they're not the same band for very obvious reasons.

I'm sure the BL bass lad can live without your forgiveness as well, Chris

well stated.

Bad Lt signed me the booklet of the Album at the Meet & Greet:

It was nice to see many Noolers from the UK, Belgium, Holland, Denmark and Germany.

No NO, but great to see half of them in a smallish (and half empty) venue. The BL tracks are good enough for a good show. JD/NO/Electronic/CB-tracks are a very nice plus. I really enjoyed the show. Barney was in good form, the rest of the band played really tight. Nice and friendly pit action too. Keep it coming!

Twit of fate = AWESOME!!!! I wish I was there...

Good to meet up and be able to put some names to faces. BL were much better than I was expecting. Learned a new trick about competitions from EJ too. They could probably have played at Knust OK, which being tiny would have been rammed n more fun.

Review in the Hamburger Abendblatt: Summary: Memorable Appearance of Bad Lieutenant - New Order was yesterday. The future belongs Bad Lieutenant.

Der neuen Band von Bernard Sumner (Joy Divison) gehört die Zukunft - auch wenn es in der Markthalle kaum einer merkte.

Hamburg. Da gibt es etwas umsonst und keiner geht hin. Die Beck's Music Experience verzeichnete 10 000 Anmeldungen über die Website, von denen ein Bruchteil eine Zusage per E-Mail erhielt. Viele Gewinner sind am Freitag nicht in die Markthalle gekommen. Verpasst haben sie eine denkwürdige Live-Performance von Bernard Sumners neuer Band Bad Lieutenant.

Bernard Sumner, Sänger und Songschreiber von New Order und der Dark-Wave-Legende Joy Division, kam früher gerne unvorbereitet auf die Bühne. Diesmal ist es ihm und seiner neuen Band inklusive drei Ex-New-Order-Mitstreitern ernst. Doch die Technik spielt nicht mit. Der Gesang von Sumner und dem jungen Gitarristen Jake Evans ist kaum zu verstehen.

Doch die Songs von Bad Lieutenant überstehen das technische Desaster. Lieder wie "Summer Days" oder "This Is Home" erweisen sich als solide, tanzbare Britpop-Hits. Bei den New-Order-Klassikern "Crystal" und "Temptation" sowie dem Chemical-Brothers-Hit "Out Of Control" herrscht endgültig Ausgelassenheit vor der Bühne. Zur Belohnung erklingt sogar noch die Joy-Division-Hymne "Love Will Tear Us Apart". New Order war gestern. Die Zukunft gehört Bad Lieutenant. (asti)

Source: Hamburger Abendblatt

Here's a link to the actual setlist

No WFTSC, no Age Of Consent, appears to be identical to Paris from the month before except for no acoustic BLT.

The Happy One wrote: no Age Of Consent

:p

Nick King wrote:

Missy Jem wrote: I got a call from Nickos Kingos! Summer Days!

Thanks Nick, you am de best x x x

I wasn't there! :p

Ha I made this mistake in Paris, I thought I was texting you. I think I mean Norbert. I hope I mean Norbert. If it's not Norbert then I've not a chuffing clue who it is. But whoever it was, thanks for the listen!

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

Missy Jem wrote:

Nick King wrote:

Missy Jem wrote: I got a call from Nickos Kingos! Summer Days!

Thanks Nick, you am de best x x x

I wasn't there! :p

Ha I made this mistake in Paris, I thought I was texting you. I think I mean Norbert. I hope I mean Norbert. If it's not Norbert then I've not a chuffing clue who it is. But whoever it was, thanks for the listen!

lay off the booze...

The most alarming thing is the time of the day. It was from the soundcheck at around 3 pm GMT. :D

I was still at work. Thanks Norbs, I'll just go and change your name in my phone!

The Cap'n wrote: The bass lad in Bad Lieutenant has some hefty shoes to fill indeed on the NO/JD tracks which is obvious from the sheer legacy involved. I'm sure he knows it. When I saw them at Heaven and Paris Olympia he did a pretty reasonable job on Ceremony and Temptation although he was probably a bit too low in the mix than what we're used to with Hooky. Hardly his fault. The songs were by no means ruined but there was something missing and I think he can be forgiven for not being note perfect...

Nobody can really replace Hooky on those tracks as we're so used to his style, volume and growling stage presence. Both live and on record he's obviously irreplaceable but NO aren't a functioning entity at the mo so I suppose as fans we make do hearing these tracks live where we can and BL are currently providing. Even those fans who aren't that fond of the BL album have enjoyed the live performances. It's obviously not NO so why even bother to compare? Some people seem properly outraged BL even dare to exist whereas I see them as something totally separate to New Order. I wouldn't compare them at all as they're not the same band for very obvious reasons.

I'm sure the BL bass lad can live without your forgiveness as well, Chris

I just dont think they really should be playing NO/JD tracks. BL stuff should stand on its own anyway. They're very good live from what ive seen on youtube. Yes NO playing JD is acceptable, but BL is just too different a band to be playing JD/NO and will not be the same without Hookys Bass ever. They should concentrate on promoting their own stuff which is very good...

Missy Jem wrote: I was still at work. Thanks Norbs, I'll just go and change your name in my phone!

Thx for not pushing away and that you liked it. They played more on the soundcheck than in the FNAC in Paris.

Where were they from, Norbs?

Any pictures of silicone on the same memory card?

Nice pictures Norman! Bernd looks so PUNK on the picture Where was Steve? In the bathroom?

Biginoil wrote: Where were they from, Norbs?

Any pictures of silicone on the same memory card?

From the Beck's Photograph. He took only a few pictures from the M&G, none with us.

Big Mouth Julio wrote: Where was Steve? In the bathroom?

Colin showed him pics of silicone on his camera.

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: Somebody tell Mr. Sumner to quit wearing the glasses...I thought it was Tony Wilson for a brief moment...

Prozac moments

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: Somebody tell Mr. Sumner to quit wearing the glasses...I thought it was Tony Wilson for a brief moment...

But, damn, that's a nice coat!

Biginoil wrote: Where were they from, Norbs?

Any pictures of silicone on the same memory card?

Have you made any pictures at the M&G?

Yes, Norbert, but I lost my bloody camera didn't I!

Biginoil wrote: Yes, Norbert, but I lost my bloody camera didn't I!

They haven't got a Panasonic until now. They said it can be take six weeks until the get them. I will take a look on it. Becks had a professional Photograph, but he did only a few pictures. :(

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: Somebody tell Mr. Sumner to quit wearing the glasses...I thought it was Tony Wilson for a brief moment...

funny! i had the same thought there

Does someone recognize himself?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgwrGSAOS\_A start at 2.12

The cameraman went for the most "distinguished" foreign visitors
We all looked on in drunken disinterest.

Oh the shame of being pfand-man, DE/NL/BE peeps to polite to mention it. "Bought" a round with it

interview - profanity = those 6 seconds

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Mini Razor wrote:

interview - profanity = those 6 seconds

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Mini Razor!

Mini Razor wrote:

interview - profanity = those 6 seconds

:beer2:

FACT!

Mini Razor wrote:

interview - profanity = those 6 seconds

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