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Plus the usual Joy Division stuff:
28th September Koko
29th Albert Hall, Manchester
30th O2 ABC Glasgow
I might go but I really don't like Koko as a venue, the last few times, its either been so packed you can't get anywhere the stage to see whats going on, or there have been loads of wankers in attendance.
Thanks for the heads up, thought this would be coming soon. 30 years next year (can you believe 30 years have passed) warm up for the big celebration next year.
Going to Manchester if I get tickets. Not been to the Albert Hall looks really good. Done by the same people as Deaf Institute and Gorilla two of my favourite venues
The Shadow wrote: Thanks for the heads up, thought this would be coming soon. 30 years next year (can you believe 30 years have passed) warm up for the big celebration next year.
Going to Manchester if I get tickets. Not been to the Albert Hall looks really good. Done by the same people as Deaf Institute and Gorilla two of my favourite venues
Oh man, I hope he brings this tour stateside.
100% convinced this tour will hit the US as a 30th Anniversary Technique tour.
The "Republic" portion will be interesting ; it'll see the first live performances of "Spooky", "Young Offender", "Liar", "Chemical" and "Times Change."
Also curious to see how they will tackle "Avalanche", seen as its an O2 track.
I bet "World In Motion" and "TBTHOG" will turn up in the setlist, possibly with a revamped "Blue Monday 1988" in there.
I’m in for Koko , enjoyed it when Hooky played movement there in 2013, Republic is 25 years old as well my days.
But nothing is the same
Going to the Manchester Albert Hall show, I haven't been to Manchester for a couple of years and I'll make a proper weekend of it - the Albert Hall can't be any worse than Koko (can it?)
Hopefully it'll come to Rome too. I missed the last one cos no one gives a fuck why. Their best album alongside arguably their worst... Round and Round plus Dream Attack, and later Liar plus Chemical. But I'm sure that Hooky, like me during the Spice Girls reunion, will pull it off. They were dubious about Unknown Pleasures and I've yet to read a bad review.
markreed wrote: 100% convinced this tour will hit the US as a 30th Anniversary Technique tour.
The "Republic" portion will be interesting ; it'll see the first live performances of "Spooky", "Young Offender", "Liar", "Chemical" and "Times Change."
Trainspunker fact: Times Change is in the MILF setlist, but I think it's just an instrumental. It actually made me laugh to Imagine The Hookie Monster crooning Liar, but the Light have yet to give a duff gig so we'll see. The Happy One and Vicious Circle would be, um, interesting too. Remove Avaprance as O2 and half of Repubelic was played in 93: Regret, Poohed on in a day. World, Everyone Everywhere, Speckled.
Well , while Bernard is working out hard and getting limber and agile with gymnastics , Peter is also superbusy.The T and R shows just have to be recorded and released soon.
Sure there'll be at least a couple of these shows recorded, and flogged at the shows further down the line.
I have one general admission ticket for sale - I paid £28.60, will sell for £25: PM me if you're interested (ticket is a PDF, I can email it or post immediately upon receipt of payment)
keepitcoming wrote: Well , while Bernard is working out hard and getting limber and agile with gymnastics...
... is this a joke or are you serious?
i've always found it interesting that in the early years of New Order, Barney was skinny and hardly moved at all on stage. it wasn't till he started to dance on stage, that he started getting bigger.
He joked once 2 decades ago that he jogged 20 miles a day. I think maybe his body began to expand , but he kept his unique way of groove dancing. Bernard does not ever emote or emote dance - he is true and honest and heartfelt , but he likely does not feel anything . He may be in another dimension . At Montreaux,'93, he was in a trance and it came out better than awesome .
Ken Doherty wrote: I have one general admission ticket for sale - I paid £28.60, will sell for £25: PM me if you're interested (ticket is a PDF, I can email it or post immediately upon receipt of payment)
Still available and (not that) long to go, so let us know if you (or anyone else you know) are interested.
Looking forward to tonight. The full technique album!! My most played album alomgside the Jesus and Mary Chain darklands, should be a night to remember. Take me back to when I was 16
I have a spare ticket to The Peter Hook & The Light show in Boston tomorrow October 26 (the missus finds his shows too long these days). It's GA and I can transfer the ticket thru ticketmaster or email you the PDF. Call it $37, my cost, thru venmo or something like that - which seems to be $19 less than what they're charging to get in now. lostsiren [at] riverleap.com
I'll drop the price of my spare ticket to $20, or, considering if you're reading this, you';re a true fan, a beer or two inside. I hope he shows up - his twitter header photo has the wrong date for the Boston show!
I was at the fantastic Boston show last night - who is playing bass now - didn't look like his son but don't see any mention of this guy anywhere - he was definitely good, amazing 3hr show
tarbox23 wrote: I was at the fantastic Boston show last night - who is playing bass now - didn't look like his son but don't see any mention of this guy anywhere - he was definitely good, amazing 3hr show
Yeah, great show, best crowd of the three Light shows I've attended in Boston over the years. The Joy Division stuff really shined, sounded fantastic, so did Ceremony and Temptation. I could quibble about some bits, like not knowing the lyrics by now to a couple of the tunes and Hooky not playing some of the great bass riffs from Republic himself, but taht'd just be sour grapes. Fast 2.5 hour show!
Anyone know who is taking Jack's bass role? Didn't look like Jack (unless he dropped 30lbs and started shaving) and no info anywhere online ----
50 Pound Note wrote: He's out of some indie band from L.A. A friend of a friend knows him, but I forget who.
This is an outrage. Surely it can't be The Light without the original bass player?
tapebias wrote:
50 Pound Note wrote: He's out of some indie band from L.A. A friend of a friend knows him, but I forget who.
This is an outrage. Surely it can't be The Light without the original bass player?
You win the thread!
tapebias wrote:
50 Pound Note wrote: He's out of some indie band from L.A. A friend of a friend knows him, but I forget who.
This is an outrage. Surely it can't be The Light without the original bass player?
Andy wrote:
tapebias wrote:
50 Pound Note wrote: He's out of some indie band from L.A. A friend of a friend knows him, but I forget who.
This is an outrage. Surely it can't be The Light without the original bass player?
Indeed. I've had many sleepless nights since also discovering neither the guitarist (Pottsy) or the keyboard player are original members. I feel we're being duped.
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