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What is your favourite official NewOrder Video release?

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  • Taras Shevchenko 7 (18%)
  • Pumped Full Of Drugs 8 (21%)
  • Academy 2 (5%)
  • Substance 1989 3 (8%)
  • NewOrderStory 11 (29%)
  • 3 16 7 (18%)

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The list doesnt include bootlegs or tv broadcasted gigs, just official releases that were commercially available in the high street stores.

Not every official video is included here as some were extremely limited and hard to get hold of thus making them widely unavailable.

Oh and 316 is included because i felt like it ;)

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"316" just because it has an amazing quality. For VHS-tapes standards i would've said "Academy"...my first ever New Order LIVE-experience :guitar:

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For sentimental reasons, I'm going with T.S.

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I decided against a specific DVD poll until everyones had a chance to see 511 as it would make for a rather one sided contest!! :lol:

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im from america so i havent seen the dvd quality of 316 i voted for neworderstory the 2 hour + version of course

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That's an easy one

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All are fine choices. (the best of) New Order should probably be on the list as well. I remember it being a bit pricey for me as I had to import from Japan to obtain an NTSC version.

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Err, I'm a bit embarrassed to admit that I don't own NOstory, so I went with PFD as that's the one I watch most often.

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NOStory because it has all the videos (spooky isn´t there) and very interesting interviews. even though didn´t understand/like bono and quincy jones´ appearance.

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Originally posted by almanso NOStory because it has all the videos (spooky isn´t there) and very interesting interviews. even though didn´t understand/like bono and quincy jones´ appearance.

Bono: JD fan Quincy: owner of Qwest Records, former New Order's US label

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What about 'HERE ARE THE YOUNG MEN'? Surely that must take a place on this poll. Ok, its Joy Division, but in my belief, it should still take a place amongst all new Order Musical items.

I have to admit that the quality of it is very low budget, but thats what makes it amazing! The raw energy & intensity that Ian portrays is incredible! Whos with me!!!!!

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WATCHA GONNA DO WHEN THE NOVELTY HAS GONE? :drummer:

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I went for PFD, as it was a pretty accurate record of a decent show from my favourite live era. Pity they cut three tracks out of the recording, but it wouldn't be New Order if it was complete and 100% accurate, would it ?

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Originally posted by Benny's Cobweb Eyes I went for PFD, as it was a pretty accurate record of a decent show from my favourite live era. Pity they cut three tracks out of the recording, but it wouldn't be New Order if it was complete and 100% accurate, would it ?

what was cut???

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yeah, what was cut?

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Originally posted by Antimo Gonzales yeah, what was cut?

Perfect Kiss (track 3) Age of Consent (track 8) Temptation (track 9)

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I listed PFD as my fave vid a long time ago in my profile, ok the crowd is shocking and the performance "artificially fuelled" :lol:

But i still love it and TTON is just sensational :D

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I like the first newOrder release because it shows them dealing with the Ian Curtis myth and over coming it and becoming a new band with there own agenda for the future.

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Academy. Band at their peak, IMhO, and you can almost feel the heat coming off the crowd. Just a shame DNE is forked up by that awful interview.

Thinking you're gonna get a slooow song after Ceremony (the traditional NO midset meltdown), but the fast ones just kept a-comin'.

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One day I'll have to listen to NewOrderStory again...

Damn this british accent, I'm missing 60% of what they are saying all the time :D

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