New Order spotting thread
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^ good one.
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The accompanying book includes a foreword by Peter Hook, of Joy Division and New Order fame
^Yep I saw that latest David Squires one today. Quite funny but not as funny as some of his previous efforts which have had me in stitches. Squires is the king of satirical football cartoons. His story of World In Motion was great to see today though and some of the comments with JD/NO song lyrics adapted to a football theme were possibly even funnier than the cartoon.
Saw a BT fibre optic broadband advert and it had blue Monday 88 playing throughout with a girl walking the streets and people singing the lines from the song.
It even had a brief shot of a dog similar to the one from the bands video.
I thought it was pretty good.
is it bro wrote: Saw a BT fibre optic broadband advert and it had blue Monday 88 playing throughout with a girl walking the streets and people singing the lines from the song.
It even had a brief shot of a dog similar to the one from the bands video.
And bits of the actual BM '88 video. Weird re-edit. I can't hear any '88 overdubs though.
^ Yeah it included bits of the video to the 88 remix but the track used was the 1983 original to my ears. Interesting re-edit though!
Yesterday me and my wife were walking in Bay ridge Brooklyn and it was a really hot day in the 90's and as we were walking there was a white lady layed on in lawn chair in the hot sun on the sidewalk blasting Age of Consent by New order and I told her that I Love New Order and that song and she got so happy.
also this
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Day Of The Lords just been played before the England v Panama game on the BBC. Played lots of it. Sounded awesome (obviously).
Transmission was played a few days ago too on the World Cup coverage. Only a bit though.
Must be a JD fan at Auntie Beeb.
C’mon En-ger-land! Am sitting here wearing my 1990 England blue strip, just like Mr Sumner in the World In Motion video. Hope it’s lucky.
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The obligatory World In Motion was also played at the end of the programme in preparation for England’s next match against Belgium. The last time the two nation’s met in a World Cup was 1990, so there were various clips from that tournament, played out to WIM.
perspexorange wrote: Day Of The Lords just been played before the England v Panama game on the BBC. Played lots of it. Sounded awesome (obviously).
Transmission was played a few days ago too on the World Cup coverage. Only a bit though. ... The obligatory World In Motion was also played at the end of the programme in preparation for England’s next match against Belgium. The last time the two nation’s met in a World Cup was 1990, so there were various clips from that tournament, played out to WIM.
Yes I noticed this stuff too. [Edit: also instrumental bits of Atmosphere whilst the group tables were being shown. Not sure if that was ITV or BBC]. Also as I'm typing, the words New Order are currently in the top 10 trends on twitter. I think trends can vary depending on where you are in the world (London in my case) and who you follow. I'm seeing lots of people putting WIM in tweets and I imagine this may increase if you Englsih people enjoy more results like today's. Especially as you don't have an official anthem this time around.
This tweet stands out amongst the trending NO tweets:
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Nice.
Was a great game if you're an England supporter.
That Panama side in the first half though - they committed some of the roughest, dirtiest fouls I've seen in a long time on a football field. Good job by the referee in controlling things, so at least the second half was a little less fraught.
Debaser wrote: Yes I noticed this stuff too. [Edit: also instrumental bits of Atmosphere whilst the group tables were being shown. Not sure if that was ITV or BBC].
I've just heard a bit of Transmission being used in a "playout" to an an ad break at half time during Serbia v Brazil on ITV. And my feeling is that Atmosphere (above) was on ITV as well. So both BBC and ITV have used bits of Joy Division for this World Cup. Cheerful stuff!
Yeah - I've just noticed Transmission on ITV.
Kind of strange using JD. OK, Transmission is fairly upbeat. But Atmosphere and Day Of The Lords... Wow - that's pretty heavy stuff.
perspexorange wrote: Day Of The Lords just been played before the England v Panama game on the BBC. Played lots of it. Sounded awesome (obviously).
Transmission was played a few days ago too on the World Cup coverage. Only a bit though.
Must be a JD fan at Auntie Beeb.
C’mon En-ger-land! Am sitting here wearing my 1990 England blue strip, just like Mr Sumner in the World In Motion video. Hope it’s lucky.
Edit:
The obligatory World In Motion was also played at the end of the programme in preparation for England’s next match against Belgium. The last time the two nation’s met in a World Cup was 1990, so there were various clips from that tournament, played out to WIM.
Yep, we watched England v Panama in the pub, a fun afternoon; seemed like we were cheering an England goal every five minutes. Though I was very drunk. Day Of The Lords before the game caught my attention! Though I was trying to make a connection what the song had to do with the upcoming match and the England team, only thing I could connect was the “Where will it end?” lyric. Where will it indeed end for England? Probably in a penalty shootout in the Colombia game on Tuesday.
If I listen at all to World In Motion it’s the b -side, kind of prefer that version now, never was completely clear on who is doing the “ You can hold and give” and “ you must defend and attack” parts etc on that version . It’s obviously on the “ My name is John Barnes, what’s yours?” and “ get round the back “ it’s Keith Allen but I never had Allen down as good voice impersonator to do those Steve McMahon, Des Walker (?)parts.
I’ve always assumed it was Keith Allen.
He can certainly do accents and seemed to be in the mood to do impressions at the time:
Check around the 16:35 mark.
perspexorange wrote: I’ve always assumed it was Keith Allen.
He can certainly do accents and seemed to be in the mood to do impressions at the time:
Check around the 16:35 mark.
Well...hmm...maybe.A just about passable geordie accent from Keith Allen there.But i'm still not convinced unless proven otherwise he did impersonations of England footballers on the WIM b-side in the parts where there's different voices doing a line each of the John Barnes rap that is on the A-side.I don't know...where is it factually stated that Keith Allen really did do those parts? Not that it matters! It's all pub quiz trivia. Just curious.
But anyway,whatever,but i'd never seen that clip before, that montage of all the Madchester bands and stuff circa 89/90 to the soundtrack of that Paul Oakenfold remix of the Mondays' WFL certainly brought back some memories of that era.
Fotzepolitic wrote:
perspexorange wrote: I’ve always assumed it was Keith Allen.
He can certainly do accents and seemed to be in the mood to do impressions at the time:
Check around the 16:35 mark.
Well...hmm...maybe.A just about passable geordie accent from Keith Allen there.But i'm still not convinced unless proven otherwise he did impersonations of England footballers on the WIM b-side in the parts where there's different voices doing a line each of the John Barnes rap that is on the A-side.I don't know...where is it factually stated that Keith Allen really did do those parts? Not that it matters! It's all pub quiz trivia. Just curious.
But anyway,whatever,but i'd never seen that clip before, that montage of all the Madchester bands and stuff circa 89/90 to the soundtrack of that Paul Oakenfold remix of the Mondays' WFL certainly brought back some memories of that era.
Just found the following quote in Hooky’s ‘Substance’ book (I knew I’d read something somewhere):
“Relegated (good footballing analogy there) to the B-side, if you listen to his version, it does sound unfinished, although it does feature Keith and my mate Richard “Dickie” Chappell, the tape-op from Real World, on the half rap, a valiant effort.”
It’s on page 1055 of the digital version.
Yeah. That clip is quite good. The New Order bit seems to be a collection of 2-3 other clips taken from other Granada news articles during the year. I have a copy of the original programme where Steve makes various football puns, which was broadcast in February 1990. This also includes a short Sumner interview that was not included in the Christmas show. However, I hadn’t seen the Hooky or Keith Allen interview bits before so I’m not sure whether these had ever been broadcast previously.
perspexorange wrote:
Fotzepolitic wrote:
perspexorange wrote: I’ve always assumed it was Keith Allen.
He can certainly do accents and seemed to be in the mood to do impressions at the time:
Check around the 16:35 mark.
Well...hmm...maybe.A just about passable geordie accent from Keith Allen there.But i'm still not convinced unless proven otherwise he did impersonations of England footballers on the WIM b-side in the parts where there's different voices doing a line each of the John Barnes rap that is on the A-side.I don't know...where is it factually stated that Keith Allen really did do those parts? Not that it matters! It's all pub quiz trivia. Just curious.
But anyway,whatever,but i'd never seen that clip before, that montage of all the Madchester bands and stuff circa 89/90 to the soundtrack of that Paul Oakenfold remix of the Mondays' WFL certainly brought back some memories of that era.
Just found the following quote in Hooky’s ‘Substance’ book (I knew I’d read something somewhere):
“Relegated (good footballing analogy there) to the B-side, if you listen to his version, it does sound unfinished, although it does feature Keith and my mate Richard “Dickie” Chappell, the tape-op from Real World, on the half rap, a valiant effort.”
It’s on page 1055 of the digital version.
Yep that sounds more like what happened though Hooky does have habit of making up stories.I don't have the digital version of Hooky's book and can't recall if that is in the hardback but upon flicking through Bernard's book there on page 229 is the same version of events as Hooky remembers.Bernard, like Hooky, says it's this Richard "Dickie" Chappell character; "a born again Christian" states Barney ,doing those bizzarre footballers voices for the rap on the b side. To quote Barney " So that's Dickie the Christian rapping on the b side in his lilting, fey Bath accent"
This appears to confirm my long held belief that it's not Keith Allen doing those footballer impersonations ( though it's obviously him on the "My name's John Barnes, what's yours?" and i assume him again on "Get round the back!" ?
Didn't know where to put these. Bands as football clubs. Just in time for the new season.
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That photoshop of Ian Curtis reminds me of watching on tv an England World Cup or Euro qualifier some years ago. They were playing Lithuania I think and during the teams lining before the match for the national anthems , the camera panned along the stern and grim looking Lithuania squad and the commentator said “ They look like Joy Division “
Fotzepolitic wrote: That photoshop of Ian Curtis reminds me of watching on tv an England World Cup or Euro qualifier some years ago. They were playing Lithuania I think and during the teams lining before the match for the national anthems , the camera panned along the stern and grim looking Lithuania squad and the commentator said “ They look like Joy Division “
That's quite a memory you've got there, Mr Fotzepolitic.
They put a nice little factory logo on Ian's top as well, which you can't see in the embedded twitter images. If you want to see the full image you have to click on the tweets to open them in a new tab and then right click to view image or open image in new tab (depending on your browser). So they look like this. BTW the ShadowParty one looks kinda sinister IMO.
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during the pre-concert music at an erasure concert, they played the full version of the original blue monday.
later -1
negative1 wrote: during the pre-concert music at an erasure concert, they played the full version of the original blue monday.
later -1
Also played before San Francisco date on Friday.
It was nice that the sound engineer turned it up compared to the previously played tracks. The crowd really seemed to appreciate that.
Barry Keoghn, who you might know from Dunkirk or The Killing Of A Sacred Deer in American Animals. A heist movie about university students who...don't really know what they're doing. Substance T-shirt appears around 1hr 40 into the film. UK release date: 7th September. It's actually a true story, with the real characters popping up as talking heads during the film.
Debaser wrote: Barry Keoghn, who you might know from Dunkirk or The Killing Of A Sacred Deer in American Animals. A heist movie about university students who...don't really know what they're doing. Substance T-shirt appears around 1hr 40 into the film. UK release date: 7th September. It's actually a true story, with the real characters popping up as talking heads during the film.
OMG! That happened at Transy, in my hometown. I almost went to school there! LOL
Gideon Coe's show on now on BBC 6Music has the January 1981 Peel Session as tonight's archive session.Truth on just now.
