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Somehow the radio 1 series Blue Jam passed me by but the tv version on Channel 4, Jam was brilliant. In fact so good it was another essential DVD purchase. Chris Morris is superb. Well that word doesn’t really cover it but, you know
Odd and a bit frustrating, although I'm totally sure Post Modern existed I can't remember anything about it. Blank. And I can remember other shows - 3 from one, the news ones - and even ones I wasn't remotely interested in, Yo MTV raps and Soul of MTV and others. Haven't heard of Chris Morris before, will check him out. Seems interesting. On topic of 90s music programs, anyone remember Les Inrockuptibles show on MCM? I think it was sponsored by the french magazine of the same name. The channel was in French although it might have been based in Monte Carlo (MCM would have been for Monte Carlo Music). It also featured an interview with New Order during the Republic era in 93, should have most of it on video somewhere, the trouble is the tapes are not marked and I don't have a VHS player anymore! Barney was well dressed and not in baggy or jeans, also made jokes of Steve. Covered all the usual topics - Ian's death, Madchester, fall of Factory and the new album. Don't think I've seen it anywhere - but I haven't searched very diligently.
Hadn’t heard about that Inrockuptibles interview. Would love to see it if you ever find it.
BTW I’ve had a few ‘copyright’ claims on my channel, so am probably going to be removing most, if not all, of the videos later just so that I feel a little more at ease. If anyone comes to this thread late, just PM me and I can send you anything you’ve missed. I’m probably just being paranoid and can’t imagine Warners / MTV etc. coming after me for posting a few interviews (without music) that will probably never be shown again.
That sucks, I had subscribed. Will definitely let everyone know, I'd even pay for the transfer unfortunately my tapes mostly aren't marked!
I would encourage you not to overreact and pull everything down. There are literally millions of videos on YouTube for which a copyright claim could be made.
We had both Recycle and Extra Track (And A Tacky Badge) online for over a year and never received takedown notices. We live in a post-Napster age where it's expected media will be shared.
Thanks. That is reassuring.
I have been having second thoughts myself throughout the day.
I’ll leave stuff up for a while, but just so that people know that, if I do have a skittish moment, I may pull them down fairly quickly.
Oh I’m always getting copyright claims against my YouTube uploads. The videos just get removed , it’s not like you’re going to get a lawsuit filed against you!
Sometimes I get a copyright claim but oddly the video isn’t removed. Stranger still are the claims that come through only after a video had been up for years.
Unless you're making money off your videos. Don't worry too much.
I've had tons of copyright claims, and i've ignored every single one of them.
I could care less if they take them down. I'll just repost them again under a different account.
Oh, and by the way youtube sucks, vimeo or dailymotion all the way.
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negative1 wrote: Unless you're making money off your videos. Don't worry too much. -1
Thanks. Appreciated.
Debaser wrote: Hmm, where did JD/NO pics get this from?
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Yeah, I wonder. ![[;)]](/emoticons/wink.gif){kind=small}
Ah, it's no problem really. I'm just happy for people to get to see them.
Andy wrote: My favourite clip is Paris '87 one. You might consider putting True Faith in the description/title for more "views".
Seeing it takes me back to my first New Order gig a few months before it (although my memories are in colour). I doubt I'm not the only one that would like them to revert back to this arrangement as the Perfecto one is getting long in the tooth.
Bonus: There's a great bit of Barney dancing after he loses the guitar towards the end.
Has this Paris 87 True Faith disappeared from the YouTube page? Watched it a few days back and now can't see it there.
Yep - sorry, that was me pulling the video as that was one of the problematic ones.
I pulled the following for copyright reasons:
Rapido 12/87 (the one you mentioned above) XPO 04/93 (Rome interview; I'm currently re-editing that to see if I can put it back up). 'Murder' samples video 'Countdown' ('Blue Monday' alternate take #2)
There may have been another one, but I can't remember.
If you want to see any of the above, just drop me a PM with your email address and I'll send them over via WeTransfer (or similar).
The entire taras svenchko show is up:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQevjdGcwa3n4Xc9wXyoO6v1yEXkSaq20
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I wonder whether Taras Chavwanko was why they edited Reading for the first DVD. Shame cos I'd rather have had the complete Reading show than something I had on vid anyway. They erased whole songs and banter such as my personal favourite, Thanks, you've been a fucking brilliant audience. And we've been a fucking brilliant band... The interview was hardly essential either.
perspexorange wrote:
Jul wrote:
'And now a special on New Order, "Past, Present & Future", but please note that this programme was made before the demise of Factory Records'
For wot it's worth, the Past, Present and Future doc I saw was def Summer 1993. Around that time, the Barnster told NME, We've done three documentaries... This, Radio One's How Does It Feel and of course New Order Whorey.
I've just uploaded a new clip.
It's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it appearance by the Viking himself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlfwJQSkSSI
Nothing Earth-shattering, but it was new to me. Thought it an interesting enough curiosity to upload. Thanks to my good friend, Glenn, for providing.
Just in case anyone was wondering if something went wrong with my upload. Nope - there's no sound from Hooky's bass. At least not in the clip I received.
