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I've seen newOrder only once in 1983 at the Seaview Ballroom (or Crystal Ballroom as it was sometimes called) in melbourne, australia, but i have a funny feeling this gig was actually at a place called The Venue just down the road from the Seaview (can't remember, should have kept my ticket stub).

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Originally posted by Martin Davies I've seen newOrder only once in 1983 at the Seaview Ballroom (or Crystal Ballroom as it was sometimes called) in melbourne, australia, but i have a funny feeling this gig was actually at a place called The Venue just down the road from the Seaview (can't remember, should have kept my ticket stub).

November 82 ? Or May 85 ?

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Originally posted by Benny > Originally posted by Martin Davies> I've seen newOrder only once in 1983 at the Seaview Ballroom (or Crystal Ballroom as it was sometimes called) in melbourne, australia, but i have a funny feeling this gig was actually at a place called The Venue just down the road from the Seaview (can't remember, should have kept my ticket stub).

November 82 ? Or May 85 ? It would have to be november 1982, i don't remember much about it, i was completely off my face (as you are when you are young and stupid), i just remember Hooky's bass pounding into my brain.

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Originally posted by Andy 6 New Order1 Monaco

Specifically:

September 18, 1987 Greek Theatre U.C. Berkeley April 30, 1989 Santa Barbara County Bowl June 16, 1989 Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre July 24, 1993 Shoreline Amphitheatre Mountain View July 26, 1993 Hollywood Bowl July 31, 2001 Shoreline Amphitheatre Mountain View

The Monaco show was August 11, 1997 at the fabled Fillmore in San Francisco

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Originally posted by ShugZV©
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NEC 26-03-89 Reading 93 Reading 98 MENA 28-12-98 Ally Pally 31-12-98 Liverpool 16-07-01 Manchester 05-10-01 London 12-10-01 Finsbury 02 Manchester 02

Electronic & Revenge 1 each

All of the above attended with Shug + Finsbury Park '87 Wembley Arena '87 G-Mex '88 Dublin '93

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so at least you could enjoy four of them in peace! :laugh:

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I thought Shug was 28 not 38 :lol:

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Saw New Order just once, but at their first tour, i guess, in Germany, 1980 in Berlin (West). Took some photos, one of Bernard is featured in the Media section, at the very bottom - - - - Last Year I didn't bother to buy tickets in advance, so I had to listen to Joy Division songs on the stairs in front of the Hall, so next time I know better ...

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Originally posted by Chapolin Colorado I thought Shug was 28 not 38 :lol:

Don't you start Julio, it's bad enough trying to answer the slapheid back;)

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micks not even posted on this thread yet!

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Originally posted by masaaki sakai micks not even posted on this thread yet!

:lol: He hasnae got a job at all, he was on the dog and bone last night, he's in jail, apparently he had to shag some bloke called Nigel for the phone card. Strangeways is the Rocket's current home, he should be out in a week or 2 for good behaviour.

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A sad four:

Dec '83 - Brixton Academy May '84 - Royal Festival Hall (Decades) Jan '85 - Michael Sobell Sport Centre, Finsbury Park Dec '85 - Hammersmith Palais

A mere amateur compared with most of you, but 4 gigs in unquestionably NO's finest period for gigging.

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May '84 - Royal Festival Hall (Decades)

Gotta be my all-time favourite bootleg. Pity I wasn't there. What a set. Still sends shivers down my spine when i hear Decades.

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Originally posted by masaaki sakai so at least you could enjoy four of them in peace!:laugh:

Funnily enough two of the four which were Shug free, ie. Finsbury 87 + G-Mex 88 were my most enjoyable gigs. No offence Shuggy.

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Just once :(

Finsbury 2002 and Monaco once in Washington DC

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Originally posted by Larsson 7 > > May '84 - Royal Festival Hall (Decades)Gotta be my all-time favourite bootleg.Pity I wasn't there.What a set.Still sends shivers down my spine when i hear Decades.

Yep :nod: it was unbelievable, some people were almost in tears. IMHO it qualifies as one of the "legendary" NO gigs. Also, I was one of the photographers Barney referred to either just before, or just after LMA, still have the pictures somewhere, I'll dig them out and ask Nic to post them.

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Originally posted by Larsson 7 > Originally posted by masaaki sakai> so at least you could enjoy four of them in peace!> :laugh:

Funnily enough two of the four which were Shug free, ie. Finsbury 87 + G-Mex 88 were my most enjoyable gigs. No offence Shuggy.

Until this post, I didn't believe in coincidences!

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Originally posted by Marco X > Originally posted by Larsson 7 > > > > > > May '84 - Royal Festival Hall (Decades)> > > > > Gotta be my all-time favourite bootleg.> Pity I wasn't there.> What a set.> Still sends shivers down my spine when i hear Decades.

Yep :nod: it was unbelievable, some people were almost in tears. IMHO it qualifies as one of the "legendary" NO gigs. Also, I was one of the photographers Barney referred to either just before, or just after LMA, still have the pictures somewhere, I'll dig them out and ask Nic to post them.

Possibly one of the ultimate New Order moments, the first few seconds of Decades.

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WALTHAMSTOW 81- Cabaret Voltaire and Simple minds also played elsewhere in London that night,straight after the show, I thought I chose the wrong gig but of course I chose correctly. KILBURN 82- they came on late, we left early worried about missing public transport home.Miised the awfall jam with 52nd Street.

FUTURAMA 82-it was sensational to be there, also first met Ian Thompson(Eddie Wolfram) who had a massive bootleg tape stall at back of hall!

BRIXTON ACE 83- Brilliant show, good (not so)friendly banter with crowd.Met Mark Johnson for first time.

HACIENDA 83- What an event! kept us waiting for hours in scorching heat, girlfriend almost passed out. Outstanding gig. Best version of Thieves Like Us.

Brixton Academy 83- Absolute shite, looked closely at Barney during Procession, completely pissed/stoned.Rubbish

Royal Festival Hall 84- 'Decades',Incredible encore. Thought we could see Ian Curtis ahead of us in crowd (true!).Mark Johnson showed us pre copy of his book.

Southampton 84- Ended show with debut of 'Sunrise', could'nt get it out of my head for a long time. Excellent Indian Takeaway.

Margate 84- Met Rob Gretton by the sea, he liked my 'tour' t-shirt. Shit gig though.

Chippenham 84- Much better, also met band backstage, Gillian offered me a drink, I wanted to make a move for her but Steve was close by!

Heaven, London 84- Fantastic gig, Barney wearing only his boxers, appropriate for venue. Perfect Kiss was just that.

Leeds 85-Great showcase for Low-Life, band were excellent.Worth the trip up from London.

Finsbury Park 85- practically my back yard. Special gig.

Birmingham 85- very good show, had to pogo for 'Denial', favourite song then.

WOMAD 85- first and last festival for me, good performance. Freezing night, Barney in shorts!

U.L.U 85- left Banshees early to catch most of this gig, fantastic ad hoc lyrics during Love Vigilantes.

C.L.P. 85 -bloody rowdy crowd, some twat threw a shoe? at Hooky during Dreams Never End. Exceptional performance.

Brighton 86 - uninspiring gig, highlight was Lets Go.

GMEX 86 -Brilliant all dayer, Ceremony sung by Ian McCulloch, at end of song, Barney-'thanks very much, fuck off' superb.

Birmingham 86 -Same venue as 85, nice palm trees. Hooky and Barney deal with fool who shouts 'pop group'. Barney ruins it by apologising later.

Royal Abert Hall 86 - met Barney and Gillian backstage before gig, priveleged to watch soundcheck from behind the stage. Spotted Pat Nevin at the show

Woolwich 87 -worth the trip to deepest, darkest sarf london for this. Was Barney singing Do The Ostrich, nah, must have misheard him.

Finsbury Park 87 -'move back or they'll set the dogs on you' Hooky. Brilliant gig and it DID smell like cows shit in there.

Wembley 87 -I hate Wembley Arena. Too vast, sound was shit from where I was sitting which was at the back. my last gig.

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Originally posted by Solitude WALTHAMSTOW 81- Cabaret Voltaire and Simple minds also played elsewhere in London that night,straight after the show, I thought I chose the wrong gig but of course I chose correctly.KILBURN 82- they came on late, we left early worried about missing public transport home.Miised the awfall jam with 52nd Street.FUTURAMA 82-it was sensational to be there, also first met Ian Thompson(Eddie Wolfram) who had a massive bootleg tape stall at back of hall!BRIXTON ACE 83- Brilliant show, good (not so)friendly banter with crowd.Met Mark Johnson for first time.HACIENDA 83- What an event! kept us waiting for hours in scorching heat, girlfriend almost passed out. Outstanding gig. Best version of Thieves Like Us.Brixton Academy 83- Absolute shite, looked closely at Barney during Procession, completely pissed/stoned.RubbishRoyal Festival Hall 84- 'Decades',Incredible encore. Thought we could see Ian Curtis ahead of us in crowd (true!).Mark Johnson showed us pre copy of his book.Southampton 84- Ended show with debut of 'Sunrise', could'nt get it out of my head for a long time. Excellent Indian Takeaway.Margate 84- Met Rob Gretton by the sea, he liked my 'tour' t-shirt. Shit gig though.Chippenham 84- Much better, also met band backstage, Gillian offered me a drink, I wanted to make a move for her but Steve was close by!Heaven, London 84- Fantastic gig, Barney wearing only his boxers, appropriate for venue. Perfect Kiss was just that.Leeds 85-Great showcase for Low-Life, band were excellent.Worth the trip up from London.Finsbury Park 85- practically my back yard. Special gig.Birmingham 85- very good show, had to pogo for 'Denial', favourite song then.WOMAD 85- first and last festival for me, good performance. Freezing night, Barney in shorts!U.L.U 85- left Banshees early to catch most of this gig, fantastic ad hoc lyrics during Love Vigilantes.C.L.P. 85 -bloody rowdy crowd, some twat threw a shoe? at Hooky during Dreams Never End. Exceptional performance.Brighton 86 - uninspiring gig, highlight was Lets Go.GMEX 86 -Brilliant all dayer, Ceremony sung by Ian McCulloch, at end of song, Barney-'thanks very much, fuck off' superb.Birmingham 86 -Same venue as 85, nice palm trees. Hooky and Barney deal with fool who shouts 'pop group'. Barney ruins it by apologising later.Royal Abert Hall 86 - met Barney and Gillian backstage before gig, priveleged to watch soundcheck from behind the stage. Spotted Pat Nevin at the showWoolwich 87 -worth the trip to deepest, darkest sarf london for this. Was Barney singing Do The Ostrich, nah, must have misheard him.Finsbury Park 87 -'move back or they'll set the dogs on you' Hooky. Brilliant gig and it DID smell like cows shit in there.Wembley 87 -I hate Wembley Arena. Too vast, sound was shit from where I was sitting which was at the back. my last gig.

So you finally got round to a list then;) Fair play some cracking wee stories there Mr P, the video is being recorded back at the flat as I type this message:beer:

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So you finally got round to a list then;) Fair play some cracking wee stories there Mr P, the video is being recorded back at the flat as I type this message:beer:

Hi Shug, How ya doin? 'True faith' on the way? Can't wait. Peter

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