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INTERVIEW: Tom Chapman

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They ask him what his most memorable New Order gigs are?

And he's namechecked all six he's taken part in! :laugh: :\ohwell:

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It's interesting that it seems as though the newer members (Phil and Tom) were those pushing harder for older material to be restored to the set. Maybe we've got them to thank for getting some old classics back in there.

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Interesting that Bernard talks about the great bass lines from Pete. He aslo talks about the fact that Peter never told them he was doing the Closer stuff.

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Skullcrushed wrote: It's interesting that it seems as though the newer members (Phil and Tom) were those pushing harder for older material to be restored to the set. Maybe we've got them to thank for getting some old classics back in there.

Phil is not a too new member indeed. It's been 11 years with his NO uncles :evil4:

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Big Mouth Julio wrote:

Phil is not a too new member indeed. It's been 11 years with his NO uncles :evil4:

I wonder does Phil miss his uncle Peter at all? :\ohwell:

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cranelane wrote: I wonder does Phil miss his uncle Peter at all? :\ohwell:

Random fact... when Hook put out that Revenge anthology "One True Passion V2.0" in 2004 none other than Mr Phil C played guitar on the two new/reworked songs "Televive" and "The Wilding".

So he was "in Revenge" briefly :laugh: Gets around, does Phil :guitar:

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NotAMod wrote:

cranelane wrote: I wonder does Phil miss his uncle Peter at all? :\ohwell:

Random fact... when Hook put out that Revenge anthology "One True Passion V2.0" in 2004 none other than Mr Phil C played guitar on the two new/reworked songs "Televive" and "The Wilding".

So he was "in Revenge" briefly :laugh: Gets around, does Phil :guitar:

Phil and Hooky are good mates. Phil even went to some Hooky's DJ sets. I myself was a witness on one of these :rolleyes:

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You touched on it before but you’re playing some legendary bass lines. Do you have any favourite tracks you like to play live?I really enjoy 'Ceremony'. It’s one of these tracks where... I don’t know, there’s something about it don’t, Every time I play it I just think, “Wow”... and ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart,’ I just think these songs that have so much history and they belong to the people and to be able to play that. I grew up listening to those songs and now to be on stage with those guys playing those songs is amazing.

Hummm...

Another Joy Division fan like me I presume :smoking:

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Big Mouth Julio wrote: Phil and Hooky are good mates. Phil even went to some Hooky's DJ sets. I myself was a witness on one of these :rolleyes:

Never said otherwise, our little Brazilian clown, however...

Were good mates. As in past tense.

The recent MOJO interview revealed:

"I used to be really good friends with him," says Cunningham, "Then you could tell he didn't wanna be in the band any more. Maybe in an ideal world Hooky would still be in the band - sorry to say that, Tom. But things change, life goes on."

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NotAMod wrote:

Big Mouth Julio wrote: Phil and Hooky are good mates. Phil even went to some Hooky's DJ sets. I myself was a witness on one of these :rolleyes:

Never said otherwise, our little Brazilian clown, however...

Were good mates. As in past tense.

The recent MOJO interview revealed:

"I used to be really good friends with him," says Cunningham, "Then you could tell he didn't wanna be in the band any more. Maybe in an ideal world Hooky would still be in the band - sorry to say that, Tom. But things change, life goes on."

Lucky you bastard not have chosen a detective career. You would have been fired at the first week of job. Just because of these shite ideas and conclusions of yours :evil4:

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Big Mouth Julio wrote: Lucky you bastard not have chosen a detective career. You would have been fired at the first week of job. Just because of these shite ideas and conclusions of yours :evil4:

Nah, I should have been a postman in the South American region.

They're un-sackable despite the odd package going missing, allegedly :evil4:

:uhoh:

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NotAMod wrote:

Big Mouth Julio wrote: Lucky you bastard not have chosen a detective career. You would have been fired at the first week of job. Just because of these shite ideas and conclusions of yours :evil4:

Nah, I should have been a postman in the South American region.

They're un-sackable despite the odd package going missing, allegedly :evil4:

:uhoh:

You can never get sacked from 'Fantasy Island'

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NotAMod wrote:

cranelane wrote: I wonder does Phil miss his uncle Peter at all? :\ohwell:

Random fact... when Hook put out that Revenge anthology "One True Passion V2.0" in 2004 none other than Mr Phil C played guitar on the two new/reworked songs "Televive" and "The Wilding".

So he was "in Revenge" briefly :laugh: Gets around, does Phil :guitar:

:music:

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Burt Burterson wrote:

NotAMod wrote:

Big Mouth Julio wrote: Lucky you bastard not have chosen a detective career. You would have been fired at the first week of job. Just because of these shite ideas and conclusions of yours :evil4:

Nah, I should have been a postman in the South American region.

They're un-sackable despite the odd package going missing, allegedly :evil4:

:uhoh:

You can never get sacked from 'Fantasy Island'

That's right! :evil4:

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Who is Tom Chapman? :scratch:

:evil4:

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Big Mouth Julio wrote:

Burt Burterson wrote:

NotAMod wrote:

Big Mouth Julio wrote: Lucky you bastard not have chosen a detective career. You would have been fired at the first week of job. Just because of these shite ideas and conclusions of yours :evil4:

Nah, I should have been a postman in the South American region.

They're un-sackable despite the odd package going missing, allegedly :evil4:

:uhoh:

You can never get sacked from 'Fantasy Island'

That's right! :evil4:

john bishop in a wig on the top left?

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Surface wrote: Interesting that Bernard talks about the great bass lines from Pete. He aslo talks about the fact that Peter never told them he was doing the Closer stuff.

Bernard on Hooky "maybe excuse the pun, he showed us the light"....:brow:

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Pablo El Diablito wrote:

Surface wrote: Interesting that Bernard talks about the great bass lines from Pete. He aslo talks about the fact that Peter never told them he was doing the Closer stuff.

Bernard on Hooky "maybe excuse the pun, he showed us the light"....:brow:

Hey Mr Drum kit! :D

When're you going to play Closer here? :thumb:

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