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Warner Music UK have been experiencing technical problems with downloading audio entries to the U-Myx competition, which was tied in with the 'Jetstream' single. For this reason they have not yet been able to announce the winner of the competition. They will be picking a winner soon, please be patient.
The double DVD will be titled Item and will be released on September 26 2005, although this information is to be confirmed. This new 2-DVD set will include the "New Order Story" 138-minute documentary which has been available on VHS as well as a new up-to-date clips compilation. The DVD will also contain brand new clips for Temptation and Ceremony.
Source: Warner Music Australia
NEW ORDER were joined onstage by KILLERS frontman BRANDON FLOWERS during their triumphant headline set on the NME/RADIO 1 stage tonight (July 9) at T IN THE PARK. Flowers joined the band for 2001 single ’Crystal’. The band in the video for the song were called The Killers. The band also dedicated the Joy Division classic ’Atmosphere’ to the people of London after the recent bomb attacks on the city. Bassist Peter Hook said: “There was just no need for that, no need for that at all.” He had earlier told NME.COM: ”It’s really scary. It shows what a rotten world we live in.”
Source: NME
WAITING FOR THE SIRENS’ CALL’ THE NEW SINGLE RELEASED 5th SEPTEMBER THROUGH LONDON RECORDS "Waiting For The Sirens’ Call’ is perfection itself" – Guardian "A superb example of the surging, bittersweet grace of classic New Order" – Uncut "It’s my favourite track. The backing track’s brilliant, Hooky’s bass is fantastic on it. It made me crap it a bit, because I thought, If I don’t get the vocals right, I’m going to destroy a classic song" – Bernard Sumner Following the success of the top 10 single, ‘Krafty’ and ‘Jetstream’, the superb collaboration with the Scissor Sisters’ Ana Matronix, New Order return with the sublime title track from their eight studio album. ‘Waiting For The Sirens’ Call’ was produced by the New Order themselves and the band consider it to be one of the best tracks they’ve ever made.
However, we can't really give something away, as the 5000000th visit on NewOrderOnline was done by the Microsoft Network Search Bot ;) Nevertheless, congratulations everybody.
NEW Order's England World Cup song, World In Motion is one of the most successful football songs in history. And yesterday bassist Peter Hook was in a studio in Chorlton, putting his stamp on a new football anthem for Manchester United to lift fans whose spirits have been dampened by the Malcolm Glazer takeover. "We can't change the business side of football but we can give the fans a voice," he tells me.
Source: Manchester Online
Crystal, Love Vigilantes, Love Will Tear Us Apart, Krafty and Blue Monday are available in the live audio section.
New Order today at the Traffic Festival in Torino, Italy, played one of their lost live classic Everything's Gone Green. The song was supposed to be played last month in London, but was cancelled due to technical problems, so it made it to the set today. The full setlist for Torino is: Crystal, Regret, Love Vigilantes, Krafty, Transmission, Atmosphere, Everything's Gone Green, Waiting For The Sirens' Call, True Faith, Bizarre Love Triangle, Love Will Tear Us Apart, Temptation Encore: Your Silent Face, She's Lost Control, Blue Monday
The pairing of renowned artists Ashley Wood and Ben Templesmith inside the covers of the same comic book are the stuff of horror fans’s dark dreams. And now that dream becomes reality, with the September release of IDW Publishing’s new four-issue miniseries, Shadowplay. sh Wood followed that comment up with, “It’s a Joy Division song, and its a good name, of course, being an old man, you young bastards probably have never heard of it... off…”
Source: The Comic Book Bin
Work by NEW ORDER’s sleeve designer is set to appear all over LONDON – and fans can take it home for free. Around 500 guitar cut outs designed by Peter Saville will be left across the capital to promote the launch of new hand-held game and music consol the Sony PSP, and they can be taken home by those who find them. In additional, 50 of the cut-outs will be signed by Saville, while a further 20 have been customised by up and coming British artists. Saville is famous for designing all of New Order’s sleeves, including the floppy disc cover for the ’Blue Monday’ 12” single, as well as creating album sleeves for the likes of Suede and Pulp. The guitar cut-outs will appear on London’s streets between July 21 and August 1
Source: New Musical Express
Here is the tracklisting of the upcoming New Order DVD next autumn: Confusion, The Perfect Kiss, Shellshock, State of the Nation, Bizarre Love Triangle, True Faith, Touched By The Hand Of God, Blue Monday ‘88, Fine Time, Round & Round, Run, World In Motion, Regret, Ruined In A Day, World, Spooky, 1963, Crystal, 60 Miles An Hour, Here To Stay, Krafty, Jetstream, Waiting For The Sirens’ Call Extras: Round & Round – USA/Patty, Regret – Baywatch, Crystal – Gina Birch version Live: Temptation (from 3.16) New: Ceremony (dir. by Yu Likwai), Temptation (dir. by Michael H. Shamberg)
As part of the O2 Wireless Festival 2005 we have some great signed items up for grabs, with proceeds from the auctions going to Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Foundation. Enter How Lo?® now and you could soon own your very own personally signed piece of music memorabilia from one of the World’s most important acts of the past 25 years. New Order’s melding of dance, rock and pop has influenced hundreds of emerging artists and changed the path of modern music forever. This drum machine was personally signed by each member of New Order before they headlined the O2 Wireless Festival and is a must have for any music fan. You can bid for these one-of-a-kind items, that have been supplied by the fantastic acts headlining the festival, until 10pm 30/06/2005. Cost per bid is £1.50 (with proceeds to charity). Details on https://www.million21.com/games/hlwig/default.aspx?gameid=529
New Order turned back the clock last night with a rousing performance at the Glastonbury festival. The veteran Manchester band who successfully merged rock and dance music in the Eighties, proved that they were still a potent force. They began their set with two of their biggest hits, 'Crystal' and 'Regret', before delighting the crowd with a number of old favourites. New Order were created from the remains of Joy Division after singer Ian Curtis's suicide in 1980.
Source: The Guardian
According to World In Motion, New Order's management confirmed the following facts: Waiting For The Sirens' Call will be the next single and is expected for early August. Rhino will be releasing a DVD compilation of all New Order videos, and there should be two brand new videos of older songs (Ceremony and Temptation) directed by Michael Shamberg. This compilatiohn should be released in mid-September, artwork will be done by Peter Saville. There is a possibility that the Hammerstein Ballroom (New York City) and Hyde Park (London) shows will be released on DVD later this year. No live date are expected after July 31st this year
Source: WorldInMotion
It rained, it poured and it rocked! Yes, the O2 Wireless festival managed to achieve the impossible: It matched Glastonbury. Weather wise at least. A line-up of bands inluding the likes of Hard Fi, The Bravery and headliners New Order battled the elements. And Moby and Graham Coxon did their best to revive the somewhat dampened spirits of the 20,00 strong crowd.
Source: The Sun
SCISSOR SISTER ANA MATRONIC joined NEW ORDER onstage at GLASTONBURY during a stirring PYRAMID STAGE performance tonight (June 25). The legendary band, winners of this year’s Godlike Genius gong at the ShockWaves NME Awards, were joined by the singer for recent single ’Jetstream’. Singer Bernard Sumner earlier told NME.COM: “She came over for this. She looks glamorous, but she’s got wellies on!”
Source: New Musical Express
Many have talked about it, but I hear that New Order's Peter Hook and Salford band Hanky Park are taking the lead in launching a musical protest against Malcolm Glazer's takeover of Manchester United. Hooky is to produce an anti-Glazer single using the music from one of Hanky Park's tracks, Come On, with new lyrics written by lead singer James Davenport and their manager Ed Blaney.
Source: Red Issue
01 - Crystal 02 - Regret 03 - Love Vigilantes 04 - Krafty 05 - True Faith 06 - Transmission 07 - Run Wild 08 - Jetstream 09 - Waiting For The Sirens' Call 10 - Bizarre Love Triangle 11 - Love Will Tear Us Apart 12 - Temptation Encore 13 - Atmosphere 14 - She's Lost Control 15 - Blue Monday
Tune in for an extended Weekender on Friday from 6pm featuring New Order live from the O2 Wireless Festival, Chris Smith's delivers Part 2 of his Glasto Special from Sunday at 3pm plus laughs with Ricky Gervais & Stephen Merchant.
Source: XFM
According to Richard X's website, there has also been rumbling about the unreleased New Order "Bizarre Love Triangle" RX remix coming out. But it also states to don't hold your breath.
Source: Black Melody
People wanting to meet other people from this website are welcomed to go to 'The Audley' on South Audley Street before the Hyde Park gig, that is the place to meet everybody, then everybody will go to the gig together. In Glastonbury, you'll find a lot of people leaving for Hyde Park on June 23rd at 7pm at the cider bus, if you are doing the ride, be there to offer some space, people will be coming back to Glastonbury for New Order's performance. To discuss the Hyde Park meet-up, click here To read the official Hyde Park thread, click here To read the official Glastonbury thread, click here
Can't go to Glastonbury this year? Fear not, for you can watch New Order's full performance from the festival for free in the comfort of your own computer chair. All you'll need is a broadband connection and a copy of Windows Media Player and it'll be just like you're there, only minus the mud and 100,000 other people. But then again, they'd all make a mess of your living room anyway! Watch at http://glastonbury.playlouder.com where the exact webcast times will announced shortly.
Source: PlayLouder
New Order bassist Peter Hook is jealous of super group U2 because he thinks their success was destined for his first band Joy Division. The English group disbanded in 1980 when their iconic front man Ian Curtis hanged himself aged only 23, but later reformed as New Order. He says: "I've always felt a bit jealous because I felt that they've done what we'd have done as Joy Division. I always felt that Bono picked up the mantle when Ian went." Hook's theory was confirmed when he saw an interview with the Irish singer: "I read an article and Bono admitted it. So I was right! It gave him the inspiration to do what he did."
Source: Ireland Online
U2 have opened the UK leg of their ’VERTIGO’ world tour in MANCHESTER. Before ‘Miracle Drug’ the singer paid tribute to the city’s scientific legacy (the first computer was built in the city) and at the end of ‘With Or Without You’ he sang excerpts from Joy Division’s ‘Transmission’ and ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart’ - as bassist Peter Hook stood and watched.
Source: NME