J'ai reçu par mail de worldinmotion.net cette interview de PH, quelqu'un pourrait-il me la traduire ?
Merci d'avance 
Thanks to Peter Hook for his time and kindness, thanks to the management and thanks to Jonathan for helping on the questions.
Q: What were the most notable changes in the way you worked on the production of this new album?
Peter Hook: "Bit more playing together, slowly building songs instead of rushing, bit more interaction, bit more consideration,recognising each others strengths I suppose."
Q: The band have gone further than before in terms of them working with other artists. Was this laziness on New Orders part or did you feel it was time for some fresh input?
PH: "Laziness, you're a cheeky bastard aren't you, no a bit more relaxed attitude, they're great friends & artists so why not, like old vampires need young blood. HA HA!"
Q: You mentioned before about Steve Osbourne and his level of input into "Get Ready". Was being more "hands off" this time round an easy decision to make? Was there no point when you were concerned about this affecting the direction of the albums sound?
PH: "No Steve was great very focused, made us work very hard, was never worried about it, he had a few ding dongs with Barney so I was the middle man. A referee sort of."
Q: Having watched you at the LA gig, you seemed to actually be enjoying playing live MORE these days. Is this the case and if so why?
PH: "I always enjoy live too much if any thing. A born show off!"
Q: The "fans" have waited what feels like an eternity for this album. How do you feel it differs from your previous work and how do you think it will be received?
PH: "Just hope people like it that's all, quite cold questions David, it differs in time, more guitars we did want to be sort of more acoustic and more in your face."
Q: What other singles are planned for release from "Get Ready"?
PH: "Other singles '60 M.P.H.' & probably Chemicals Brothers, 'Here To Stay' before Christmas."
Q: Cliched question alert, why "Get Ready"?
PH: " 'Get Ready' quite obvious really, come on David."
Q: When we spoke to Peter Saville recently, he talked about the relevance of the camera on the cover art for "Get Ready" - what part did you play in the direction of the graphics this time round?
PH: "Peter Saville was good as usual, He just liked the idea of the group looking out instead of the audience looking in, sort of tables turned, it's a good image tho' isn't it?"
Q: Further to that question, Many fans believe in the "whole New Order package", do you agree that New Order almost MUST use Peter Saville for the cover graphics?
PH: "It's nice to have a thread of history, Peter Saville's good but no one's indespensable."
Q: With Factory & The Hacienda now well behind you and with the very sad death of Rob, how have the band adapted to this new way of working?
PH: "We've adapted well, life indeed goes on."
Q: Further to that question, how have the band adapted playing without Gillian?
PH: "Same goes; Phil's very good."
Q: As a surprise Gillian did play with you guys on stage at the last date of Area One with Moby, How did you feel playing a Joy Division song with Moby?
PH: "That was a surprise! It was good, very weird tho', he was crying. I was a bit shocked!"
Q: The Liverpool gig was, in anyones book, an absolute triumph - how did it feel to be so well received after such a long break from playing live?
PH: "We worked very hard for Liverpool, so it was great."