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Bernard Sumner On The Wright Stuff [UK TV] Tuesday 14 June

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Bernard Sumner will be appearing alongside Hayley Tamaddon and Steve Furst on the topical debate show "The Wright Stuff"

For those who don't know, The Wright Stuff is a topical/political discussion show in the UK hosted by Matthew Wright. Each show has a panel of special guests who voice their opinions and there are also phone-ins from viewers.

Past topics include "Has Hamza [also known as Hooky] changed Islam?" and "Save Our Degrees - Give Fewer Uni Places".

UK Channel 5, tomorrow [Tuesday 14 June] 9:15 AM - 11:05 AM.

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great, i think he's doing Loose Women on Weds and Paul O'Grady on Friday

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clive mendonca wrote: great, i think he's doing Loose Women on Weds and Paul O'Grady on Friday

You are joking I hope.

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If that's right then I'm afraid New Order are the new Duran Duran. :crazy: :scratch:

Goodness knows what Burt will be making of that! :spit:

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"Doing loose women" sounds dirty.

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He'll be on cash in the attic if he's not careful.

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Empress Touch wrote: If that's right then I'm afraid New Order are the new Duran Duran. :crazy: :scratch:

Goodness knows what Burt will be making of that! :spit:

Duran Duran were alright. It's Simple Minds, Aha and Depeche Mode that are utter cack.

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everyoneverywhere wrote: Updated link

Main topic - Should the word "retarded" be banned?

Barney will struggle with that topic.

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Wonder if they've got him in specifically because of that topic, being as he was affected by disability in his family, albeit physical, as far as I know.

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I'd rather have him talk about loose women :shrug: .

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First topic that they are discussing is 'assisted suicide'...... Close. They match their guests very well.

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blunt laser wrote: He'll be on cash in the attic if he's not careful.

And cue the obligatory Hooky jokes round about now.

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did anyone watch this?

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Sky +'st it! Will have a watch later.
You should be able to stream it from the Channel 5 website tomorrow though. (Yesterday's show is up today)

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I watched it, it was quite good. They had a bit about Retro music and do people let themselves go at 41?

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Wasn't it roughly at the time of turning 41 that Barney started piling on the weight? :laugh:

It was quite surreal to watch. Bernard and daytime TV. Who would have thought.

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Matthew Wright: "So have New Order split up then?" Barney: "One member decided to leave"

Wonder what Hooky's got to say to that?

Also the bit where Barney said about record companies feeling the need to constantly release compilations because they cost nothing to record and are cheap to promote- directed at Rhino/Warners maybe?

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So nothing on being retarded nor loose women :\ohwell: .

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It's available on Virgin On Demand. Just watching now..

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johnny wrote: It's available on Virgin On Demand. Just watching now..

ooh goody. now i'm not sad that i went to work today:clap:

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Liked the bit where he was on about Sirens outtakes. Too many tacks for one EP and not enough for album. So instead going to release another 6 xc best of with one of the unheard tracks on each one!

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Skullcrushed wrote: Matthew Wright: "So have New Order split up then?" Barney: "One member decided to leave"

Wonder what Hooky's got to say to that?

There wouldn't be much to say as by Hooky's own (very vocal) admission around the time he voluntarily left the band.

Skullcrushed wrote: Also the bit where Barney said about record companies feeling the need to constantly release compilations because they cost nothing to record and are cheap to promote- directed at Rhino/Warners maybe?

Erm, yes.

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The Shadow wrote: Liked the bit where he was on about Sirens outtakes. Too many tacks for one EP and not enough for album. So instead going to release another 6 xc best of with one of the unheard tracks on each one!

yeah it makes no sense. Take That re-release Progress with 8 extra tracks after 8 months and NO release 1 extra track every 6 years!!

so in 2017 we should get TOTAL - From Joy Division to Electronic - extra track "Brothers & Sisters"

2023 TOTAL - from Joy Division to Electronic via Revenge and The Other Two - extra track "Hey You What You Gonna Do?"

2029 Total - From New Order to Bad Lieutant by passing Joy Division - extra track "Sugarcane"

2034 Total - From Joy Division to Bad Lieutenant - extra track "Hey Bad Girl Where Are You Gonna Go?"

etc

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The Shadow wrote: Liked the bit where he was on about Sirens outtakes. Too many tacks for one EP and not enough for album. So instead going to release another 6 xc best of with one of the unheard tracks on each one!

He's probably not joking knowing their record label.

The best way to get the Sirens outtakes out in full is to reissue "Waiting For The Sirens' Call" as a Deluxe 2xCD or 2xCD+DVD edition. Seriously surprised the band or label have apparently not come to that conclusion themselves. As such a reissue would be 70% old material it's surely not much more expensive to do than a Best Of?

Disc 1 would be the original album remastered by Steve and Frank Arkwright in the same manner as 'Total' replacing the ridiculously brickwalled version we got in 2005 at the height of the loudness wars.

Disc 2 would be the remaining outtakes including 'Hellbent' completed to the band's satisfaction and they could use a mixture of the era's best remixes (plus the unreleased Tribute Mix of WFTSC & Jetstream "Bunker Mix") or live recordings as an appendix. Again all mastered to the same standard as 'Total'.

Finally, add a DVD to the set as per the recent Suede reissues. Include all the promotional videos made for the album including the Michael Shamberg 'Turn' ones. Pad out the rest of the disc with choice live performances (Hyde Park was filmed) and perhaps a hidden "easter egg" section with the US Guilt remixes - they did win a Grammy for them after all.

Flog the 3 disc re-release for £15.99-16.99 in the shops or £25 online including a free T shirt and most fans would gladly dip their hands in their pockets for it no question. Job done, a few more sales chalked up in WFSTC's name to justify that whopping £600k recording bill, outtakes released and fans generally satisfied with a carefully thought out product.

Why not?

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amurr586 wrote:

The Shadow wrote: Liked the bit where he was on about Sirens outtakes. Too many tacks for one EP and not enough for album. So instead going to release another 6 xc best of with one of the unheard tracks on each one!

He's probably not joking knowing their record label.

The best way to get the Sirens outtakes out in full is to reissue "Waiting For The Sirens' Call" in as a Deluxe 2xCD or 2xCD+DVD edition. Seriously surprised the band or label have apparently not come to that conclusion themselves. As such a reissue would be 70% old material it's surely not much more expensive to do than a Best Of?

Disc 1 would be the original album remastered by Steve and Frank Arkwright in the same manner as 'Total' replacing the ridiculously brickwalled version we got in 2005 at the height of the loudness wars.

Disc 2 would be the remaining outtakes plus 'Hellbent' completed to the band's satisfaction and they could use a mixture of the era's best remixes (plus the unreleased Tribute Mix of WFTSC & Jetstream "Bunker Mix") and live renditions as an appendix. Again all mastered to the same standard as 'Total'.

Finally, add a DVD to the set as per the recent Suede reissues. Include all the promotional videos made for the album including the 'Turn' ones Michael Shamberg created. Pad out the rest of the disc with choice live performances (Hyde Park was filmed) and perhaps a hidden "easter egg" section with the US Guilt remixes - they did win a Grammy for them after all.

Flog the 3 disc re-release for £15.99-16.99 in the shops or £25 online including a free T shirt and most fans would gladly dip their hands in their pockets for it no question.

Why not?

If this was a real product I would buy it.

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The best way to get the Sirens outtakes out in full is to reissue "Waiting For The Sirens' Call" in as a Deluxe 2xCD or 2xCD+DVD edition. Seriously surprised the band or label have apparently not come to that conclusion themselves. As such a reissue would be 70% old material it's surely not much more expensive to do than a Best Of?

Disc 1 would be the original album remastered by Steve and Frank Arkwright in the same manner as 'Total' replacing the ridiculously brickwalled version we got in 2005 at the height of the loudness wars.

Disc 2 would be the remaining outtakes plus 'Hellbent' completed to the band's satisfaction and they could use a mixture of the era's best remixes (plus the unreleased Tribute Mix of WFTSC & Jetstream "Bunker Mix") and live renditions as an appendix. Again all mastered to the same standard as 'Total'.

Finally, add a DVD to the set as per the recent Suede reissues. Include all the promotional videos made for the album including the Michael Shamberg 'Turn' ones. Pad out the rest of the disc with choice live performances (Hyde Park was filmed) and perhaps a hidden "easter egg" section with the US Guilt remixes - they did win a Grammy for them after all.

Flog the 3 disc re-release for £15.99-16.99 in the shops or £25 online including a free T shirt and most fans would gladly dip their hands in their pockets for it no question.

Why not?

...and if they did it, you'd all still find something to moan about.

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johnny james wrote: ...and if they did it, you'd all still find something to moan about.

With respect, the majority of what the label has flogged fans since 2006 warranted the moaning. In my mind, I can either moan or as you've requested in a few replies "What would you do? What do you expect?" and that's what I've tried to articulate here with the WFTSC reissue suggestion.

The last release I think to get a full 100% thumbs up from the fanbase was the Live In Glasgow DVD+CD. I don't recall much people moaning as it was a decent product and more importantly, not defective. We may be a fussy bunch but when it's done well, it's recognised. I understand Hooky and Steve were the main people behind that DVD and it's fantastic.

I reckon if a WFTSC reissue was done exactly as stated above it would get a very warm reaction from fans. It would be a bit of nice closure on the band's catalogue to get the outtakes into the deal as well.

But will they ever try?

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They should continue with the Collector's Editions.

Republic needs to be remastered (put the vinyl only mixes 93-95 on the second disc), Get Ready has lots of cool additional tracks for CD2 and WFTSC should just be released as mentioned.

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