Looks like Rhino will be reissuing a 12" single for "Ceremony" on Record Store Day this year.
-Mike
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Looks like Rhino will be reissuing a 12" single for "Ceremony" on Record Store Day this year.
-Mike
How much of the artwork, mastering and other obvious things will they balls up this time?
Sadly, it'll probably play side A (Age of Consent) and side B (Primitive Notion) and only in the left stereo channel. And it'll be combustible upon touch. Knowing Rhino's track record...
May pick it up though.
theres some good stuff in there, gotta love the Stones cover for Brown sugar,
turn towards this.
Two songs, two bands. One intrinsic link. From the ashes of Joy Division rose New Order. Their debut offering 'Ceremony' (FAC.33) backed with B-Side In A Lonely Place began the transformation of a dynamic, exciting young band who had lost their frontman to a monumentally big pop group responsible for the biggest selling dance single of all time, 'Blue Monday'. Label: Rhino
Ahhhhh, it just never gets old ![]()
amurr328 wrote: ... began the transformation of a dynamic, exciting young band who had lost their frontman to a monumentally big pop group
Who did he join? Was it the Beatles? Did he have plastic surgery and call himself Bono?
the A side is going to be "Pictures In My Mind" & the B side is going to be "In A Lonely Place [full Ian Curtis vocal rehearsal version]"
johnny james wrote: It's two bands and two versions of 'Ceremony' / 'In A Lonely Place'.
Johnny James is a wise man. Just sayin'... Has been in the works for a while.
It will probably end up having In Between Days by The Cure on the A-side and something by Revenge on the other more like.....
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I'm sure it will get snapped up quickly, and be worth a fortune not long after it comes out!
was beginning to wonder if they wouldn't have anything this year
quite a short list of sstuff want from this years
this, whirring, the fall... wondering about the screamadelica triple for £35 (ceremony witll be £15 btw)
hibster wrote: the queen is dead on 2 x 10" looks interesting too
Weirdly it doesn't look like it's on a double 10" this time!
The wording on the RSD list (side 1/2 listed here) suggests this: http://www.recordstoreday.co.uk/exclusive-product.aspx
Also listed on the site: http://www.recordstoreday.co.uk/exclusive-product.aspx
New Order / Joy Division Ceremony / In A Lonely Place New Order: a: Ceremony (Original Version) b: In A Lonely Place (12" Version) Joy Division: a: Ceremony (Previously released Heart & Soul rehearsal version) b: In A Lonely Place (Unreleased take from a recording of a Joy Division rehearsal session)
All tracks remastered by Stephen Morris and Frank Arkwright 2011. All artwork direction by Peter Saville. (LTD: 1000) Label: Rhino
'Record Store Day 2011' ??? Shouldn't that be 'folk getting ripped off by pointless releases that all end up selling at stupid prices on Ebay day'.
amurr328 wrote:
From the ashes of Joy Division rose New Order. ... pop group responsible for the biggest selling dance single of all time, 'Blue Monday'. Label: Rhino
Thanks for pointing that out, Rhino. you learn a new thing every day.
Shall be queueing up to get this nice and early on Saturday. Hopefully it won't sell out before I'm at the front of the queue.
I won't have the chance to get one as I'm away this weekend. To be honest even with the unreleased IALP take it's tough to muster up much enthusiasm but I'm sure the hardcore JD fans will go bananas for it. Each to their own.
After going through the arduous process of hunting down releases on Record Store day last year I've really fallen out of love with the "idea". Don't get me wrong I love record shops - particularly second hand ones where I netted most of my NO vinyl for pennies - but I tend to agree with the earlier reply that all these "special" releases end up doing is filling the pockets of opportunists rather than ending up in the hands of genuine fans.
I'd wager that most of these "new" FAC 33s will end up on Ebay for £300+ Buy It Nows before close of business on Saturday. The really depressing thing is some fans will obligingly pay through the nose lining the pockets of people who have nothing to do with the band.
So a weak "Yay" for Record Store day; an easy pay day for people with no passion for music.
Or Ebay "powersellers" as they're sometimes known ![]()
However, good luck to any fans who get their hands on this record for the advertised price.
amurr328 wrote: I won't have the chance to get one as I'm away this weekend. To be honest even with the unreleased IALP take it's tough to muster up much enthusiasm but I'm sure the hardcore JD fans will go bananas for it. Each to their own.
After going through the arduous process of hunting down releases on Record Store day last year I've really fallen out of love with the "idea". Don't get me wrong I love record shops - particularly second hand ones where I netted most of my NO vinyl for pennies - but I tend to agree with the earlier reply that all these "special" releases end up doing is filling the pockets of opportunists rather than ending up in the hands of genuine fans.
I'd wager that most of these "new" FAC 33s will end up on Ebay for £300+ Buy It Nows before close of business on Saturday. The really depressing thing is some fans will obligingly pay through the nose lining the pockets of people who have nothing to do with the band.
So a weak "Yay" for Record Store day; an easy pay day for people with no passion for music.
Or Ebay "powersellers" as they're sometimes known
If those bastards put this to sell on ebay for that price $$$ nothing is more fair than upload it and share with fans ![]()
Wondering how long to queue up to make sure I get a copy. Shop opens at 9:30, was thinking on making my way 8ish.
last year, I popped into Piccadilly Records in Manchester about 4pm after the footie to find next to nothing left. people had been queing since 6am for a 10am opening. even limited to 2 items each , they'd stripped the lot out. most of which seemed to go either on ebay for silly money , or squirreled away ,still shrinkwrapped, never to be played. i wager most people buying stuff tomorrow haven't even got a record player (see vinyl revival thread...) an altruistic idea hijacked by knobs yet again.
pure_shaw wrote: last year, I popped into Piccadilly Records in Manchester about 4pm after the footie to find next to nothing left. people had been queing since 6am for a 10am opening. even limited to 2 items each , they'd stripped the lot out. most of which seemed to go either on ebay for silly money , or squirreled away ,still shrinkwrapped, never to be played. i wager most people buying stuff tomorrow haven't even got a record player (see vinyl revival thread...) an altruistic idea hijacked by knobs yet again.
Unfortunately the pursuit of money tends to destroy the integrity of most things.
anyone actually get one of these? I can't be bothered to pay the $70 they are going for on ebay and i'm really curious as to what the new versions sound like.
brian mcnish wrote: anyone actually get one of these? I can't be bothered to pay the $70 they are going for on ebay and i'm really curious as to what the new versions sound like.
Hi everybody.
This is my first post on this forum so, hello.
I bought the FAC33 reissue and although I'm not familiar with the original this reissue has a very good sound quality. The outer is as pictured above and the sleeve is plain white paper.
It's really nice quality and I'm very pleased although I think it was quite pricey at £15 or so but it's a nice thing. Sound quality is very very good, considering the quality of the original source of the rehearsal tape.
I had a quick look on the 'bay and while I think it stinks to hoover up all these special collectors reissues and eBay them at least the prices don't look too bad at all if any of you fancy a copy. I'm hanging onto mine!
I also bought the Sonic Youth EP, The Smiths 10" reissue and a copy of the Foo Fighters cover album which I've donated to my brother who is a fan.
While in the queue the chap in front (a student it looked like) got the last Radiohead single. The guy behind me (a bit of an idiot) immediately tried to buy it off him for £40! I was pleased to see he turned him down flat,"err no I don't sell my vinyl once I've bought it..". Good lad!
Anyway the FAC33 reissue I'd recommend if you can find a copy.
Just had mine through today.
I wasn't looking forward to this really. Flogging a dead record shop...!? I miss the record shops but you can't stop progress unfortunately. Like I've said before, anything released after Factory isn't collectable (for me) even if there are 800 only.
The artwork; My misses said 'I'll colour it in!' The content; NO - suberb, although didn't I read on a Rhino press release that this was Ceremony with Gillian Gilbert? No it isn't, it's the first take without Gillian. Interesting to see that some twonk at Rhino has deemed it fitting to add the original groove notations. JD - for obsessives only. There will be some people out there listening to these poor sound quality demos thinking 'Joy Division, not listening to them again they sound shite!'. No information on the cover or labels to fill the newcomer in on any history of the recordings.
Good cause although £15 is excessive.
Dead ponies.
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Ceremony, (Original Lyrics). Rehearsal version March/April 1980
“This is why it’s all gone unnerving Would you say, the same old story Notice why the wheels are turning Turn away and turn again this time Listen now the savior calling Time again and we will see you Notice that the tide walks higher Lean again and change it’s way this time”.
“I’ll break them all, no mercy shown Heaven knows, it’s got to crack somewhere Watching her, a sinking ship The times she cried, too frail to wake this time”.
“I’ll break them all, no mercy shown Heaven knows it’s got to be somewhere Avenues all lined with trees Picture me, then you start watching”.
“Watching forever Watching forever”.
“I was told, where your faith goes Now I was told, may it be so Truth be told, shall it be so”.
ok I got up early on Saturday and browsed the list and on a spur of the moment went to leeds with son and daughter to buy vinyl. I did not expect to get the jd/no and it had sold out at the first store, but the second store had a policy of one purchase or so of each item and so i got a copy, then my son bought one as well.
the track is interesting and for 15 quid am happy with it. unfortunately i don't have vinyl recording stuff otherwise I would be happy to share since you can't buy an MP3. if anyone is close by in north yorkshire with the technology, happy to sort...
They should really release this 12" in an uncompressed format online via an officially endorsed outlet. It is the twenty-first century after all and Blur did the same thing a few years ago with that Record Store day 7" record containing their first new song in years. The WAV file was up on their web site the next day for fans who missed out.
Theoretically I'm not seeing what's stopping NO's record label from setting up an extremely simple web site dedicated to the 12" and offer up MP3/FLAC/WAV download options on a sliding price scale; say £3 a track or £11 for the whole release in full quality.
In one swift move the band satisfies collectors who value owning a limited piece of vinyl and also keeps fans who had no chance of purchasing a hard copy or have no interest in vinyl happy. The collectors also have an option of purchasing the digital versions and keeping the vinyl unplayed.
It also pulls the rug out from under the Ebay resellers as the vast majority of people would opt for digital leaving a smaller clique to bid silly money on the physical records.
Not going to happen of course... far too sensible.
What Ally said x10 :)
Got up stupidly early on a Saturday morning to go to Letchworth - some buggers had been queuing outside the shop since 5am...
With people as mad as that, I was never even going to get close to buying a Ceremony 12" or the Art Of Noise 2xLP, etc...
Ah well, won't be bothering with the whole concept next year - it's geared towards ebay...
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leefact25 wrote: Those videos are not the version on the 12" - that's a guy who's done his own mixes
I meant the last verse Bruce ![]()
Copies are now selling for about £20 on ebay .It wasn't really worth folk travelling & queueing up to make £5 profit. ![]()
missed the store day on account of catching rays in Egypt,paid £26 for a copy on E bay, which is more than i paid for the whole joy division collection when they were a going concern , now just got to talk mrs 79 into letting me have the record player back in the house.
times she tried.
Casio Smith, once again please read the New Order Online Code Of Conduct which applies to everyone who uses these forums. We've all got the message that your "In A Lonely Place" mixes are available for listening on YouTube. You do not need to log in daily spamming various parts of the forums time and again with the same message.
If you keep doing that the site owner Spotnick may revoke your account as this is his site and his rules. Alternatively if you stop spamming and contribute meaningful stuff you'll find we can be a talkative bunch. Thanks for reading...
Anyway, to drag this thread back on topic I notice that the Record Store Day FAC 33 prices on Ebay have stalled around £30-40 so perhaps not quite the easy money I was expecting them to make. Good news in a way that it's not been used as a cash cow by a select few.
If they drop to £20 I might be interested in getting one ![]()