∑(No,12k,Lg,17Mif) New Order + Liam Gillick: So it goes.. is released on July 12th

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"In June 2017, New Order returned to the stage at Manchester’s Old Granada Studios where Joy Division made their television debut on Tony Wilson’s So It Goes programme in 1978. For the celebrated show ∑(No,12k,Lg,17Mif) New Order + Liam Gillick: So it goes .., New Order deconstructed, rethought and rebuilt a wealth of material from throughout their career: familiar and obscure, old and new.

Featuring tracks such as Disorder, from Joy Divisions Unknown Pleasures and not played live for 30 years, up to 2015’s Plastic from New Order’s critically acclaimed Top 5 album Music Complete - this is the perfect document of those magical 5 nights. Listen to ‘Sub-culture’ live now: http://smarturl.it/No12kLg17Mif

The album was recorded live on 13th July 2017 and includes the full show and encore plus 3 additional tracks recorded over the residency to give listeners a full representation of the breadth of material performed.

Released on triple vinyl, double CD and to download/stream, ∑(No,12k,Lg,17Mif) New Order + Liam Gillick: So it goes.. is released on July 12th.

This special series of intimate shows took over Stage 1 of Manchester’s iconic Old Granada Studios for five nights in June 2017. Created in collaboration with visual artist Liam Gillick, who has previously presented solo exhibitions at venues such as Tate Britain and MoMA in New York; and orchestrated by composer-arranger Joe Duddell, a fellow son of Manchester and a frequent collaborator with the band, the live show was performed by the band with a 12-strong synthesiser ensemble from the Royal Northern College of Music.

LP

Ltd Edition Triple Coloured Vinyl

LP1 - Transparent Red / LP2 - Transparent Light Green / LP3 - Transparent Blue 

24 Page Deluxe Booklet. Packaged in a hardback slip case with spot gloss varnish

TRACKLIST 1 Times Change (Live at MIF) 2 Who's Joe (Live at MIF) 3 Dream Attack (Live at MIF) 4 Disorder (Live at MIF) 5 Ultraviolence (Live at MIF) 6 In A Lonely Place (Live at MIF) 7 All Day Long (Live at MIF) 8 Shellshock (Live at MIF) 9 Guilt Is A Useless Emotion (Live at MIF) 10 Subculture (Live at MIF) 11 Bizarre Love Triangle (Live at MIF) 12 Vanishing Point (Live at MIF) 13 Plastic (Live at MIF) 14 Your Silent Face (Live at MIF) 15 Decades (Live at MIF) 16 Elegia (Live at MIF) 17 Heart & Soul (Live at MIF) 18 Behind Closed Doors (Live at MIF)

Nice!

YES!!

Nice - I'm hoping some of these songs will be played on the European tour at the end of the year rather than the usual BM, TF and LWTUA we have had every show for the last 20 years or so, but I sincerely doubt it.

Looks good.

I'd like to know if the booklet comes with the CD version.

The NO YouTube Channel has just posted this:

very good. looking forward to it. later -1

Was hoping for a Blu-Ray version, coupled with the 'Decades' doc.

Hopefully this also happens.

Wow really good news, can't wait

Ordered going to neeD some space for all these box sets!

Thanks for the heads up

Ordered the triple vinyl limited edition (how limited?) Am assuming it includes download code.

Cool - is this every track that they played across the set of shows? I was very impressed by the choice of songs - finally they stopped playing the same set!

I could check setlist.fm but if someone else has already done so - let me know

GotBlueEyes wrote: Cool - is this every track that they played across the set of shows?

Yes, one full concert, with 3 additional songs from other shows added at the end. Every song is represented.

I haven’t checked the setlists but it looks like tracks 1-15 are the gig from the 13th, with tracks 16-18 being the additional tracks they occasionally ‘swapped in’.

The gig I went to didn’t have Times Change or In A Lonely Place, but played Elegia and Heart & Soul instead. Behind Closed Doors was swapped in on at least one of the other gigs (but not the one I was at).

So, yeah, gigs started with either Times Change or Elegia and ended with Decades. And the three tracks at the end of the CD look to be the ‘extra tracks’.

50 Pound Note wrote:

GotBlueEyes wrote: Cool - is this every track that they played across the set of shows?

Yes, one full concert, with 3 additional songs from other shows added at the end. Every song is represented.

Beat me to it.

Where's the dvd? The gigs were as much about the visuals as the music...

Nice! Anyone found a better price than Mute Bank?

Now for the Sydney Opera House set...

I don't like Live Albums, they're mostly shit and if they're any good it's down to the studio overdubs added after the fact. That said, I'm looking forward to buying this bastard and playing the fuck out of it.

Also, £12 for the double CD pack? That's a pretty reasonable price, to be fair. £12 for Times Change live, what a time to be alive....

Ken Doherty wrote:

Nice - I'm hoping some of these songs will be played on the European tour at the end of the year rather than the usual BM, TF and LWTUA we have had every show for the last 20 years or so, but I sincerely doubt it.

Well they’ve played songs like Vanishing Point and Sub Culture frequently at shows over the past year. But no more outings for Shellshock , Behind Closed Doors etc.

I’ve not heard In A Lonely Place and one or two others from the MIF shows so looking forward to hearing them on the live album

Ken Doherty wrote:

Nice - I'm hoping some of these songs will be played on the European tour at the end of the year rather than the usual BM, TF and LWTUA we have had every show for the last 20 years or so, but I sincerely doubt it.

Like stated before, they've incorporated Vanishing Point, Subculture, Ultraviolence into their set. Although everyone here likes the deeper cuts, I don't think the band should cut Blue Monday, True Faith, or Love Will Tear Us Apart. And when you've been a band for 30+ years, you've gotta play your hits.

The only songs I'd wish they cut for deeper tracks would be Crystal (I think once the lyrics are finished the song just drags on), Atmosphere (I think they do a better job with Decades and they HAVE TO play LWTUA), and MAYBE the Perfect Kiss (I really don't get the energy from the bass like when Hooky's done it.)

Funny enough, New Order is one of the very few bands that plays their older material - or their very first song which they still play live today.

I was making a cd of the worst song of each album and chose Times Change from Republic , although maybe it is exciting live. The vivid images of Port Royal suffering and yellow hay , and now understanding why Madonna started singing songs like this the same way Bernard does. He must have influenced everybody back then . And hey , Peter and the Light play long sets , so please New Order, please try playing a 1 1/2 hours set, then it is ok for some resting up for 30 minutes and then come back out and play another hour at least and maybe more, try an acoustic set if that would be easier, or even audience selections for another hour , we know you can do it. Remember when you were young and could party all night , well we oldsters can stay up way past midnight and your young fans are champing at the bit for you guys to play all night, have seances and cool ceremonial type stuff , chill , and still be grooving at sunrise .C'mon Bernard ,make it happen

keepitcoming wrote: I was making a cd of the worst song of each album and chose Times Change from Republic , although maybe it is exciting live.

Well it was just instrumental at the MIF shows I think? Which means we got the best bit (the music) and not the worst bit (Barney "rapping" about nonsense)

It was just an instrumental and it’s the tune they came on stage too when I went on the 1st July if I remember correctly. Sounded good and an absolute shock at the time

Interesting choice to bring back and a welcome change from the NO by numbers of 93. Was there a clause in the London contract that every album had to have at least one stinker? Liar, Crock of Shat, Wanking Overtime, Shake it up... I actually remember a Republic review in one of the glossier papers claiming it 'their most consistent work in years' and namechecking 'the chugging Chemical' as a highlight. And you say I'M weird.

The Shadow wrote: It was just an instrumental and it’s the tune they came on stage too when I went on the 1st July if I remember correctly. Sounded good and an absolute shock at the time

Absolutely blew me away how improved it was as a live instrumental to intro the show.

Superb,went to this gig and even who's Joe sounded ace ,good there s all the other songs played around with included

And it looks like it's going to be strong

Looking forward to this, i reckon blu-ray later in the year. Either Barney's vocals are getting better or he re-records them in his home studio afterwards.....with a glass of wine and an autocue

On a related topic Mike Christie editing (presumably) Ally Pally gig suggested on Twitter. Images of gig with tweet about 'I feel fine and I feel good'. Tried to embed/copy link but can't work it out. Hopefully more tech minded posters can

Sauce wrote: On a related topic Mike Christie editing (presumably) Ally Pally gig suggested on Twitter. Images of gig with tweet about 'I feel fine and I feel good'. Tried to embed/copy link but can't work it out. Hopefully more tech minded posters can

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July 13...that’s the day I went to see them. The only date In A Lonely Place was played.

That was also the day part of the show was live broadcasted on Sky TV or something IIRC. Hopefully the full show will be released on Blu-ray but the possibility looks thin...

The Japanese One wrote: July 13...that’s the day I went to see them. The only date In A Lonely Place was played.

That was also the day part of the show was live broadcasted on Sky TV or something IIRC. Hopefully the full show will be released on Blu-ray but the possibility looks thin...

Yeah some of it was broadcast live on the culture section or something of BBC website. Something like that. Memory a bit vague on it now but it was definitely BBC and was online only. Or maybe red button also? Really can’t remember the details but I have the recording of it.