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Does anyone know about this, it will be released on 2011.02.18. Is this legit or bootleg.
http://cdmarket.eu/new-order-live-mission/en/dvdvideo/2323718
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Correct me if i'm wrong, but didn't the group only perform WIM with Keith Allen at reading 98? Would that mean that this is a compilation of performances?
That's the setlist from Glastonbury 2005, which was a cracking gig. It was broadcast on the telly, so could be official, but I doubt it. More likely some enterprising youngster is hoping for a DVD recorder for Christmas.
Pablo Bastardo wrote: That's the setlist from Glastonbury 2005, which was a cracking gig. It was broadcast on the telly, so could be official, but I doubt it. More likely some enterprising youngster is hoping for a DVD recorder for Christmas.
I think it is a offical release beacuse couple of legit music store sites have it for pre-order, but then again I could be wrong.
Pablo Bastardo wrote: That's good news, then. The copy I've got won't play for some reason.
I've got a TV copy on unofficial DVD via Ebay. My copy don't work well either, slips around the middle. Anyway I reckon this release is unofficial, no 'proper' announcements around.
If I was a betting man, this will be a bootleg...
The company is called "Spotlight", and they recently issued an Oasis DVD called "Live In Japan 2002". This was released in October this year - try and find it on a legitimate website (e.g. Amazon, Play, etc)...
Theres nothing on the likes of Amazon. Pity, although the title made me wonder; doesnt sound very New Order to me.
That was the day after the Hyde Park gig wasn't it. They ran out of time to play Blue Monday from what I remember on the box. Guess that makes it quite a rare gig in itself (certainly their later performances) or perhaps not?
Couple of more websites are offering this product also.
Steve Broad wrote: That was the day after the Hyde Park gig wasn't it. They ran out of time to play Blue Monday from what I remember on the box. Guess that makes it quite a rare gig in itself (certainly their later performances) or perhaps not?
Yes and yes. The end came suddenly; took everyone by surprise, not least the band.
Unlike at Hyde Park, Barney got the words to Run Wild right.
[orange]State of Love and Trust [/orange] wrote: strange that. hyde park being the gig where the autocue was broken.
wow. is this getting ugly now?
[orange]State of Love and Trust [/orange] wrote: strange that. hyde park being the gig where the autocue was broken.
And I still don't know why they included Run Wild and She's Lost Control on Glasgow dvd from that. Any kind of joke? 
Hyde Park was originally planned as the live DVD from the Sirens tour, which was superceded by Glasgow, and the US Broadcast.
