New Order in Vegas

New Order in Vegas

Here's a cool photo...

Also, someone asked earlier why Vegas. Here's a great recent article about the shift that's happening in electronic music: Pacha/ Ibiza / Vegas

Setlist

I'm assuming "Respect" is "Regret" (although I would adore a New Order cover of an Aretha Franklin song).

ersatz01 wrote: New Order in Vegas

Here's a cool photo...

They look like they're having fun.

Ricardo wrote:

NotAMod wrote: Played (Price of Love)? Is that accurate?

I think so, as they soundchecked this one and "Hellbent" in Lima. We were expecting them in the live set, sooner or later.

I would love to hear HELLBENT live if they play it, it is a great song.

leather-girl wrote:

ersatz01 wrote: New Order in Vegas

Here's a cool photo...

They look like they're having fun.

They do. However, somebody needs to tell Cunningham to stop copying the Converse shoes. More than one person wearing them in a group of people over 40 means somebody is a follower. And since the other guy is Barney that can only mean one thing. ;)

NotAMod wrote: Played (Price of Love)? Is that accurate?

You weren't the lucky recipient of a Johnny Giles text at godknowswhattime this morning then? 💀

Tokoloshe Man wrote: Setlist

It was a good show, everyone had fun.

But the sound on the floor in front of the band was very bad. I thought that they were playing the music for Face Up, but Barney sang True Faith. There were some sound and light problems, does Barney usually finish the show by saying 'I hope we didn't disappoint you!'

At one point Barney said they were going to play "I'll Stay With You", but instead they started "Your Silent Face" (I was really hoping to hear a Lost Sirens track...). World was an awesome rendition, Barney introduced it saying it never being played before. The True Faith intro was so reworked that I didn't recognize it almost before the first lines (it may be the same as on the 2012 tour, but I don't remember already). 4 Joy Division songs is a bit too much for a NO concert these days, IMO, no? :) We want more New Order!

I think the venue was a very interesting choice to play at: the roof of a three-story building amidst Las Vegas skyscrapers, sirens and flashing lights, with the audience standing between the swimming pool and bars (some were laying on the sofas).

It was a great show, the band was having a good time. One thing though: the synths were way buried under guitars. For example, in LWTUA they were almost inaudible. The band developed a layered guitar sound...

P.S. And no, Barney did not join Marr to perform Getting Away With It. Not being a Smiths fan, his Smiths covers left me aloof, while his new songs were quite good. Idk, if it's the lights, but he looked kinda like Willem Defoe.

El Jarvo wrote:

NotAMod wrote: Played (Price of Love)? Is that accurate?

You weren't the lucky recipient of a Johnny Giles text at godknowswhattime this morning then? 💀

I received two!

Show was fantastic! I had only seen them one other time back in 2001 or so when they did that tour with Moby, so I can't compare it to the "old days," but I thought they were great. I'm getting too old to go to a show that ends so late and come back to work the next day though.

Michael_D wrote:

Tokoloshe Man wrote: Setlist

It was a good show, everyone had fun.

But the sound on the floor in front of the band was very bad.

Call me bastard, but I 've noticed that since Peter Hook left. Don't know if there's any relation or coincidence. It's just my third gig after that and it happens all the time (but not when he was around 😈 ).

Nice pictures from the Vegas show

http://rocksubculture.com/2013/04/12/new-order-johnny-marr-at-the-boulevard-pool-at-the-cosmopolitan-las-vegas-nevada-4112013-concert-review/

Mike C. wrote:

leather-girl wrote:

ersatz01 wrote: New Order in Vegas

Here's a cool photo...

They look like they're having fun.

They do. However, somebody needs to tell Cunningham to stop copying the Converse shoes. More than one person wearing them in a group of people over 40 means somebody is a follower. And since the other guy is Barney that can only mean one thing. ;)

Hahaha...😎

No Barcode wrote: At one point Barney said they were going to play "I'll Stay With You", but instead they started "Your Silent Face" (I was really hoping to hear a Lost Sirens track...). World was an awesome rendition, Barney introduced it saying it never being played before. The True Faith intro was so reworked that I didn't recognize it almost before the first lines (it may be the same as on the 2012 tour, but I don't remember already). 4 Joy Division songs is a bit too much for a NO concert these days, IMO, no? :) We want more New Order!

I think the venue was a very interesting choice to play at: the roof of a three-story building amidst Las Vegas skyscrapers, sirens and flashing lights, with the audience standing between the swimming pool and bars (some were laying on the sofas).

It was a great show, the band was having a good time. One thing though: the synths were way buried under guitars. For example, in LWTUA they were almost inaudible. The band developed a layered guitar sound...

P.S. And no, Barney did not join Marr to perform Getting Away With It. Not being a Smiths fan, his Smiths covers left me aloof, while his new songs were quite good. Idk, if it's the lights, but he looked kinda like Willem Defoe.

I think most would agree about the ratio of Joy Division to New Order tracks. However, as the focus of this mini-tour is Coachella, where they're unlikely to play a full set, we're lucky they've made any changes to last years set lists.

NotAMod wrote: Played (Price of Love)? Is that accurate?

Gillian's influence?

I've always thought "World" sounded like a repurposed Other Two track. During the 1993 tour, Barney didn't seem too enamoured with it.

No Barcode wrote: 4 Joy Division songs is a bit too much for a NO concert these days, IMO, no? :) We want more New Order!

Especially, Isolation was a bit too much (for a New Order concert). Atmosphere almost made me cry, what a downer.

Agree: World was a very special treat.

Mike C. wrote:

leather-girl wrote:

ersatz01 wrote: New Order in Vegas

Here's a cool photo...

They look like they're having fun.

They do. However, somebody needs to tell Cunningham to stop copying the Converse shoes. More than one person wearing them in a group of people over 40 means somebody is a follower. And since the other guy is Barney that can only mean one thing. ;)

Might there be a Converse promotional deal of some sort?

0_o wrote:

Mike C. wrote:

leather-girl wrote:

ersatz01 wrote: New Order in Vegas

Here's a cool photo...

They look like they're having fun.

They do. However, somebody needs to tell Cunningham to stop copying the Converse shoes. More than one person wearing them in a group of people over 40 means somebody is a follower. And since the other guy is Barney that can only mean one thing. ;)

Might there be a Converse promotional deal of some sort?

You're right m8. Same they had with Adidas a few years ago.

World (Live)

Tokoloshe Man wrote: World (Live)

Was Hooky edited out of the video?

M1 wrote:

Tokoloshe Man wrote: World (Live)

Was Hooky edited out of the video?

I don't think so. That said, it's true that in the music video for 'World', the band members are only seen a little bit...

0_o wrote: Might there be a Converse promotional deal of some sort?

Barney did those ads for Converse a couple of years ago, so maybe.

leather-girl wrote:

M1 wrote:

Tokoloshe Man wrote: World (Live)

Was Hooky edited out of the video?

I don't think so. That said, it's true that in the music video for 'World', the band members are only seen a little bit...

No.

We can see also him during Atmosphere video.

M1 wrote:

Tokoloshe Man wrote: World (Live)

Was Hooky edited out of the video?

No.

He was edited out of the track on Republic.

Big Mouth Julio wrote:

0_o wrote:

Mike C. wrote:

leather-girl wrote:

ersatz01 wrote: New Order in Vegas

Here's a cool photo...

They look like they're having fun.

They do. However, somebody needs to tell Cunningham to stop copying the Converse shoes. More than one person wearing them in a group of people over 40 means somebody is a follower. And since the other guy is Barney that can only mean one thing. ;)

Might there be a Converse promotional deal of some sort?

You're right m8. Same they had with Adidas a few years ago.

Wrong again Julio, They never had any sort of deal with Adidas, a "fixer" supplied the band with Adidas trainers, not just NO but other Manc bands too. Obviously to promote the Adidas brand.

neworderweb.net wrote:

Big Mouth Julio wrote:

0_o wrote:

Mike C. wrote:

leather-girl wrote:

ersatz01 wrote: New Order in Vegas

Here's a cool photo...

They look like they're having fun.

They do. However, somebody needs to tell Cunningham to stop copying the Converse shoes. More than one person wearing them in a group of people over 40 means somebody is a follower. And since the other guy is Barney that can only mean one thing. ;)

Might there be a Converse promotional deal of some sort?

You're right m8. Same they had with Adidas a few years ago.

Wrong again Julio, They never had any sort of deal with Adidas, a "fixer" supplied the band with Adidas trainers, not just NO but other Manc bands too. Obviously to promote the Adidas brand.

No no no, Steve. Maybe you think I am wrong but I am not.

Have a look at Steve, Hooky and Bernard's t-shirts during 2005 and 2006 gigs and interviews. It's much more than a "fixer" supplied the band with Adidas trainers.

Even Levi's Jeans have some promotional stuff with the band. Do you remember that prize on Germany TV?

El Jarvo wrote:

M1 wrote:

Tokoloshe Man wrote: World (Live)

Was Hooky edited out of the video?

No.

He was edited out of the track on Republic.

😄

It was a great show, I think it's the longest set I've ever seen New Order play, I suppose now that Hooky is gone they probably have a bit more liberty to play a few more songs than normal? Iduno, but it was fantastic. The veneue was odd as I did almost fall into the pool a few times, I suppose at the pre-show drinks I had didn't help though

BTW Johny Marr about blew my socks off with his set, a crowd pleaser for sure with all the smiths songs he played. Getting away with it was the icing on the cake.

Hi guys, first time poster here so I hope this is on topic.

I attended the New Order show at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas. I got up to the front and was waving a rolled up poster at Bernard. I managed to unroll it with the help of a fan. Incidentally, a gentleman I met, whose name escapes me, told me about this forum. I've been a fan for a long time and I suppose I never thought about looking you all up. I'm 99% sure they've never played in Las Vegas much less in Nevada. I saw them at Shoreline in Mountain View eons ago with Echo and The Bunnymen, but I digress. I figured the only way I could commemorate this beautiful occasion was with a gig poster. So together with a friend, we printed 50 4-color screenprints for the sake of doing something creative for a band I've grown up with. Here's a couple of pics. I'm wondering if anyone would be interested in purchasing one or if this is even the right place. I'm really proud of this and I wanted to share it with you all.

Pic 1 Pic 2 Pic 3 Digital Art

You can reach me at theconstruct.info or email me at hernan/AT/theconstructcreative/DOT/com

neworderweb.net wrote:

Big Mouth Julio wrote:

0_o wrote:

Mike C. wrote:

leather-girl wrote:

ersatz01 wrote: New Order in Vegas

Here's a cool photo...

They look like they're having fun.

They do. However, somebody needs to tell Cunningham to stop copying the Converse shoes. More than one person wearing them in a group of people over 40 means somebody is a follower. And since the other guy is Barney that can only mean one thing. ;)

Might there be a Converse promotional deal of some sort?

You're right m8. Same they had with Adidas a few years ago.

Wrong again Julio, They never had any sort of deal with Adidas, a "fixer" supplied the band with Adidas trainers, not just NO but other Manc bands too. Obviously to promote the Adidas brand.

Apologies for necromancy, but I've always wondered why a band would agree to such a deal if a substantial sum weren't involved. Let's face it, most if not all bands involved were reasonably wealthy, NO especially, so Adidas and earlier Levi's wouldn't be outside their price range, and there's only as many trainers one can wear at a given time. Barney especially did look as if he wore a uniform on more than one occasion (Australia 2002 photo shoot, Corrie BL gig to name just two).