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Okay, what do you all think is the greatest mistake that New Order has made during their career?

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Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope Okay, what do you all think is the greatest mistake that New Order has made during their career?

not touring the states more often the last couple of years! ;)

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not touring brazil for 15 years :cry:

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Allowing 'Bez' to go onstage at any of their gigs...

Not letting me fill in for Hooky when he was sulking...

Signing to London Records instead of starting their own label (yeah, okay, unrealistic)

Believing in Tony Wilson, without taking that pinch of salt...

Investing all that money in the Hac

Releasing WIFM (debatable, okay it was #1 UK)

Not officially endorsing NOOL (yet) as the official site

Not getting my girlfriend to fill in for Gillian (great lookalike there...)

Oh, I could go on with silly and not-so-silly things.

Good thread, but I'm tired, it's 5.30 am and I have to sort out CD inlays...

:beer:

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The sides projects

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Taking so long to put out another album.

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Putting "Every Little Counts" on Brotherhood. Having "Blue Monday" remixed after 1988. Having two different (best of)'s released. "Rocking Carol" and "Ode to Joy". The (rest of) new order ever seeing the light of day.

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Mr. Sumner's dancing

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The three month US tour for Technique; I would imagine that wouldn't have been an easy one to get through, especially when some of the audiences had a number of clueless patrons, like the one in Portland. :nonono:

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They've made several over the years, but the biggest one was allowing Wilson to spend all their money fuelling his obsession with the Happy Mondays. He's still got it today. Shaun Ryder is the new WB Yeats my arse.

Other mistakes :

* staying with Factory after 83 * the Hacienda * Dry bar * all the drugs * working with John Robie * playing the same set every night since reforming * hiring Phil Cunningham instead of me :evil4:

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Originally posted by Known Pleasures They've made several over the years, but the biggest one was allowing Wilson to spend all their money fuelling his obsession with the Happy Mondays. He's still got it today. Shaun Ryder is the new WB Yeats my arse. Other mistakes :* staying with Factory after 83* the Hacienda* Dry bar* all the drugs* working with John Robie* playing the same set every night since reforming* hiring Phil Cunningham instead of me :evil4:

There it is.Once again you have the FINGER ON THE BUTTON.Can't really add much else apart from RUINED IN A DAY/those bloody awful remixes...ALL THINGS ARE FOR GENUINE....get bent!:laugh:

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"You all forgot 'Fine Time'!" --Mr. Albrecht

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Not letting me be the offical biographer :evil4:

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Slow jam

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not pushing as hard in the west: NA & SA that is... look at what DM has now. they get some radio attention here, but their fans are maniacal: conventions, trashing record stores during signings, people bribing their way into the hotel room where Gahan O.D.'d... rampant american maniacs.

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Never had visited this site to talk to us, the silly fans...:nonono:

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Originally posted by Sean Taugher not pushing as hard in the west: NA & SA that is... look at what DM has now. they get some radio attention here, but their fans are maniacal: conventions, trashing record stores during signings, people bribing their way into the hotel room where Gahan O.D.'d... rampant american maniacs.

DM fans sound almost like... I hate to say it... Smashing Pumpkins fans, although I did not trash Tower Records for their signing in Philly 3 years ago.

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Originally posted by Mr. Daybreak Never had visited this site to talk to us, the silly fans...:nonono:

Considering your obvious infatuation with all things Hasselhoff, can you blame them, really? :p

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Barney's outfit in the Confusion video

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Originally posted by Push Barney's outfit in the Confusion video

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :clap:

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Starting to put singles on albums. First mistake was the edit of The Perfect Kiss on Low Life. I suppose that would have made the album lopsided in length but they could have balanced it out with the full Elegia on the flip. I guess that wouldn't be a big deal now with most albums clocking in at 60-70 but I still prefer the good old days when albums were 40 minutes long with no filler.

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Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope Okay, what do you all think is the greatest mistake that New Order has made during their career?

all the remixes. every last one of them from the beach to whatever crap has come out lately. take some control, don't just cash a check.

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came to Hong Kong at the time I was only 3 years old. They appeared on the local TV programme. :cry: :cry: They should plan an Asia Tour now, they got many fans here.

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A few different ideas thrown in for discussion:

Republic The break from 1993-1998 Getting fat Sub-Culture sleeve Pretending Ceremony is a NO song

Good one Tim, on the button as always with the "same set list every night" point, I had that too.

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Republic, not touring the states very much, and not releasing a dvd of all the new order music videos

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Originally posted by Tristan Jayol not releasing a dvd of all the new order music videos

give them time... they'll come around.

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Originally posted by Sean Taugher > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> not releasing a dvd of all the new order music videos

give them time... they'll come around.

It better, it would make some good money, since ppl would be willing to pay a pretty penny for the whole collection, and we have all been waiting

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:skeptic: you all right, there?

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  • working with John Robie
  • Blue Monday 1995
  • not making the 2nd disc of "Rest Of" actual old 12"remixes
  • Rock The F***ing Shack
  • No fanclub, official webs(h)ite or anything like that
  • er....
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Originally posted by Sean Taugher :skeptic: you all right, there?

i'm ok; I'm just having some grammar problems.

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Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope Okay, what do you all think is the greatest mistake that New Order has made during their career?

Recording "World In Motion", that really sucks.

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Mindblowing mistake #47:

The edited-down, fading-out album version of TPK on Low-Life (compared to the full Substance version).

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Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope Mindblowing mistake #47: The edited-down, fading-out album version of TPK on Low-Life (compared to the full Substance version).

it's twice now i've heard you mention the "full Substance version" of TPK but the 12" is appx 40 seconds longer. don't you have the glorious Saville designed GEM? come on lad get with the program. 1000 useless posts and still don't have TPK on vinyl. I think Taboo #7 posted at least 1000 before he broke down and bought Techique.

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Originally posted by Biznotic Love Trapezoid > Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope> Mindblowing mistake #47: > > The edited-down, fading-out album version of TPK on Low-Life (compared to the full Substance version).

it's twice now i've heard you mention the "full Substance version" of TPK but the 12" is appx 40 seconds longer. don't you have the glorious Saville designed GEM? come on lad get with the program. 1000 useless posts and still don't have TPK on vinyl. I think Taboo #7 posted at least 1000 before he broke down and bought Techique.

I never bought Technique, it was sent to me by Jason in Michigan :lol:

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their biggest mistake was definitely refusing my invitation to play a private gig in my back garden

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Originally posted by Taboo # 7 > Originally posted by Biznotic Love Trapezoid> > > > Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope> > Mindblowing mistake #47: > > > > The edited-down, fading-out album version of TPK on Low-Life (compared to the full Substance version). >

it's twice now i've heard you mention the "full Substance version" of TPK but the 12" is appx 40 seconds longer. don't you have the glorious Saville designed GEM? come on lad get with the program. 1000 useless posts and still don't have TPK on vinyl. I think Taboo #7 posted at least 1000 before he broke down and bought Techique.

I never bought Technique, it was sent to me by Jason in Michigan :lol:

Too funny. I thought maybe someone had sent it to you but couldn't remember if you found it used somewhere first. are you still lukewarm on Dream Attack?

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We've got some right howlers here.

Can I add:

  • The whole "Retro" disk 5 fiasco.
  • Never doing a proper round-up of the non-LP tracks.
  • Letting the bad vibes around Factory get the better of them.

I'm deliberately refraining from mentioning songs I don't like, cos making mistakes along the way goes hand in hand with innovation, but I think most of us would agree that "Republic" was a bad move.

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Originally posted by Biznotic Love Trapezoid > Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope> Mindblowing mistake #47: > > The edited-down, fading-out album version of TPK on Low-Life (compared to the full Substance version).

it's twice now i've heard you mention the "full Substance version" of TPK but the 12" is appx 40 seconds longer. don't you have the glorious Saville designed GEM? come on lad get with the program. 1000 useless posts and still don't have TPK on vinyl. I think Taboo #7 posted at least 1000 before he broke down and bought Techique. Those extra 40 seconds better be worth the money I'll spend on an obscure 12" and a record player. From now on, I'll have to omit "full" and replace it with "proper" to describe the version of TPK on Substance.

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Originally posted by Biznotic Love Trapezoid > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > > Originally posted by Biznotic Love Trapezoid> > > > > > > Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope> > > Mindblowing mistake #47: > > > > > > The edited-down, fading-out album version of TPK on Low-Life (compared to the full Substance version). > > >

it's twice now i've heard you mention the "full Substance version" of TPK but the 12" is appx 40 seconds longer. don't you have the glorious Saville designed GEM? come on lad get with the program. 1000 useless posts and still don't have TPK on vinyl. I think Taboo #7 posted at least 1000 before he broke down and bought Techique.

I never bought Technique, it was sent to me by Jason in Michigan :lol:

Too funny. I thought maybe someone had sent it to you but couldn't remember if you found it used somewhere first. are you still lukewarm on Dream Attack?

It's alright...honestly, I haven't listened to it in ages :D

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Originally posted by Biznotic Love Trapezoid > Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope> Mindblowing mistake #47: > > The edited-down, fading-out album version of TPK on Low-Life (compared to the full Substance version).

it's twice now i've heard you mention the "full Substance version" of TPK but the 12" is appx 40 seconds longer. don't you have the glorious Saville designed GEM? come on lad get with the program. 1000 useless posts and still don't have TPK on vinyl. I think Taboo #7 posted at least 1000 before he broke down and bought Techique. And what goes on during those extra 40 seconds? More frog noises? Barney does a cowbell solo?

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Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me? > Originally posted by Biznotic Love Trapezoid> > > > Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope> > Mindblowing mistake #47: > > > > The edited-down, fading-out album version of TPK on Low-Life (compared to the full Substance version). >

it's twice now i've heard you mention the "full Substance version" of TPK but the 12" is appx 40 seconds longer. don't you have the glorious Saville designed GEM? come on lad get with the program. 1000 useless posts and still don't have TPK on vinyl. I think Taboo #7 posted at least 1000 before he broke down and bought Techique. And what goes on during those extra 40 seconds? More frog noises? Barney does a cowbell solo? Actually there'll be a Hooky triangle solo, and Barney'll have a mandolin following the triangle

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Originally posted by Tristan Jayol > Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me?> > > > Originally posted by Biznotic Love Trapezoid> > > > > > > Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope> > > Mindblowing mistake #47: > > > > > > The edited-down, fading-out album version of TPK on Low-Life (compared to the full Substance version). > > >

it's twice now i've heard you mention the "full Substance version" of TPK but the 12" is appx 40 seconds longer. don't you have the glorious Saville designed GEM? come on lad get with the program. 1000 useless posts and still don't have TPK on vinyl. I think Taboo #7 posted at least 1000 before he broke down and bought Techique. And what goes on during those extra 40 seconds? More frog noises? Barney does a cowbell solo? Actually there'll be a Hooky triangle solo, and Barney'll have a mandolin following the triangle After Hooky's bizarre solo triangle, Barney will have a what? Isn't a mandolin one of these fellers?: Sounds kinky, but not in a pleasant how-do-you-do way.

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