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Brotherhood - "Live"
For those who didn't see New Order live in the 1980s, you might be a bit puzzled by the beginning of this "gig". Persevere though.
Single (unsplit) file.
MP3 at 320kbps
Tracks:
1. Intro 2. Paradise 3. Weirdo 4. As It Is When It Was 5. Broken Promise 6. Way Of Life 7. Bizarre Love Triangle 8. All Day Long 9. Angel Dust 10. Every Little Counts
"Encore"
11. State Of The Nation 11. 1963 12. True Faith
Link: Fac150 - "Live"
Power, Corruption & Lies - "Live"
Entertaining listening to Bernard and Hooky getting annoyed with a boisterous and at times, aggressive audience.
Please note: "Ecstasy" isn't included as it was never played live by New Order.
Single file (not split)
MP3 at 320kbps
Tracks:
1. Age of Consent 2. We All Stand 3. The Village 4. 5 8 6 5. Your Silent Face 6. Ultraviolence 7. Leave Me Alone 8. Blue Monday
"Encore"
9. Confusion 10. Temptation
Link: Fac75 - "Live"
Chris Nash wrote: Technique "Live"
Same deal as before.
I've stuck two extra tracks on the end as an "Encore".
None of the tracks are "commercially" available as far as I'm aware.
They're taken from gigs at:
Irvine Meadows 1989, Blossom Music Center 1989, SEC Glasgow 1989, Lake Compounce Park 1989, MEN Arena 1998
You can download it free after a 60 second wait then unzip it with Winrar or Winzip (or similar) as one file (tracks not split).
MP3 at 320 kbps
Tracks:
01 Fine Time 02 All The Way 03 Love Less 04 Round & Round 05 Guilty Partner 06 Run 07 Mr Disco 08 Vanishing Point 09 Dream Attack
"Encore"
10 Temptation 11 BLT
Link: Fac 275 "Live"
It's nice to hear what Hooky's basslines would have sounded like on the album if it had been produced differently with them higher in the mix.
Thanks v. much Chris.
I voted for Movement, even though it's far from my favorite NO album. For one, I think it would sound good live (as opposed to Republic, or evfen some of the tracks on Technique). For another, I think it would be interesting to hear this over again, since it was there first album, and their sound changed so much after this. In particular, I'd like to hear "updated" Barney vocals for this album. I think he's much improved as a singer since that first album.
Republic,
As the climate now matches the band climate then. Wouldn't you pay to see Barney harass Phil during young offender? I can also imagine Hooky would sit around and trudge about during half the album. Never did hear the "modern" live version of Ruined In A Day so that'd be something to look forward to.
yea this is a current fad.Cure also did it as well with a couple of early albums. ive got my tickets for bunnymen doing first two albums in liverpool. anyway on topic
its got to be LOWLIFE
gentle 'time out' ones to drink yer beer and some lets 'jump about like fuck' ones
its lowlife for me.in fact i am getting out now to imagine it 
i dont know if anyone has voted for GET READY but if you did,please seek medical advice immediately 
MR Jarvis thank for most interesting ( for me ) thread this year 
banshee wrote: yea this is a current fad.Cure also did it as well with a couple of early albums. ive got my tickets for bunnymen doing first two albums in liverpool. anyway on topic
its got to be LOWLIFE gentle 'time out' ones to drink yer beer and some lets 'jump about like fuck' ones its lowlife for me.in fact i am getting out now to imagine it
i dont know if anyone has voted for GET READY but if you did,please seek medical advice immediately
MR Jarvis thank for most interesting ( for me ) thread this year
Surely you'd love to see rock the cack live again though?
