popnews a écrit:Joy Division se reforme... (16/12/2005)
Et pourtant, Ian Curtis est toujours mort. Pour le besoin du film tiré de la biographie écrite par Deborah Curtis, Anton Corbijn a demandé à Peter, Barney et Steven de contribuer à la bande originale. Peter Hook a déclaré au NME que c'était l'occasion ou jamais d'enregistrer des morceaux (y compris des nouveaux) sous le nom de Joy Division. Esprit, es-tu là ?
pop-rock a écrit:Le "retour" de Joy Division
vendredi 16 décembre 2005
Ce n’est plus un secret pour personne, Anton Corbijn va très bientôt se mettre à travailler sur un film retraçant l’histoire de Joy Division, probablement le groupe post-punk ayant eu le plus d’influence sur la scène rock des années 80 à nos jours - quitte à être cité à tort et à travers par bon nombre des nouvelles égéries du rock anglo-saxon. Corbijn s’attèlera à la tâche après avoir tourné la vidéo du nouveau single de Depeche Mode, Suffer well.
Mais, fait plus surprenant, les New Order ont annoncé qu’ils allaient enregistrer de nouveaux morceaux pour la bande originale du film. Et pour ce projet, Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook (la photo) et Stephen Morris reprendront le nom de Joy Division.
C’est Hook lui-même qui a annoncé cette nouvelle fraîche à un journaliste du NME : à l’avenir, le groupe devrait même entamer des tournées sous le nom de Joy Division, en jouant uniquement des morceaux de la mythique formation de Manchester, dont le chanteur Ian Curtis s’est suicidé en 1980.
Alors, motivés par le film de Corbijn ou le véritable revival qui s’agite autour de ce groupe légendaire ? Les membres de New Order ont probablement leurs raisons, mais ne devraient pas pour autant faire disparaître New Order au profit d’une renaissance de Joy Division.
A.W.
[color=red]NOonline a écrit:Amazon UK super deal on WFTSC
14/12/2005 9:30:05 AM - 9:30:05 AM
(Amazon UK) Amazon UK is selling New Order's latest album at a pretty low price right now, giving you the opportunity to get some copies to give as gifts for Christmas.
Look here @ Amazon UK
The CD is listed at £1.96, hurry up before they raise the price!
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Turn will be released in the UK on February 20
05/01/2006 5:51:15 AM - 5:51:15 AM
() Is it the 4th singles of Waiting For The Sirens' Call or the 2nd single of Singles, not really known, but nevertheless NewOrderOnline has learned that promos of Turn are currently being produced and they do have artwork done by Saville Associates.
Warner confirmed us that it will be released on February 20.
The artwork is supposed to feature a tern.
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New Order Online a écrit:<span style='font-size:12pt;line-height:100%'>New Order to release 12x12" in February</span>
(New State) New Order will be releasing through New State 12x12" singles at the end of February.
New Order 12 x 12”
Cat no: nser007 5050072401163
Waiting For A Sirens Call
A Planet Funk Remix 7.25
B Asle Dub 9.19
Cat no: nser008 5050072401262
Someone Like You
A James Holden Heavy Dub 10.00
B Someone Like You Funk D’Void Remix 9.56
Cat no: nser009 5050072401361
A Confusion - Koma & Bones Remix 8.55
B Crystal - Lee Coombs Remix 8.44
Cat no: nser010 5050072401460
A Confusion - Pump Panel Reconstruction 10.11
B1 Everything’s Gone Green - Dave Clarke Remix 5.12
B2 Waiting For A Sirens Call - Filterheadz Remix 7.18
Cat no: nser011 5050072401569
A Jetstream - Phela Vocal Remix 8.59
B Someone Like You - Future Shock Vocal 8.04
Cat no: nser012 5050072401668
A1 Krafty - Riton Remix 6.54
A2 Jetstream - Tom Neville Dub 6.37
B1 Krafty - The Glimmers Dub 5.53
Cat no: nser014 5050072401767
A We’re Here To Stay - Thee Extended Glitz Mix 8.09
B Jetstream - Jacques Lu Cont Dub 8.31
Cat no: nser015 5050072401866
A1 Bizarre Love Triangle - Shep Pettibone Remix 6.43
A2 Round & Round - Kevin Saunderson Remix 7.11
B1 True Faith - Shep Pettibone Remix 9.02
B2 Fine Time - Steve ‘Silk’ Hurley Remix 9.18
Cat no: nser016 5050072401965
A1 True Faith - King Roc Remix 8.18
B1 Regret - Tocadisco Remix 6.05
B2 Regret - Tocadisco Dub 5.44
Cat no: nser017 5050072402061
A Blue Monday - Original 88 Version 7.28
B Blue Monday - Hardfloor Remix 8:35
Cat no: nser018 5050072402160
A1 Bizarre Love Triangle - Richard X Remix 7.04
A2 Jetstream - Arthur Baker Remix 7.00
B1 Shellshock - John Robie Remix 6.30
B2 Thieves Like Us - 12” Extended Mix 6.52
Cat no: nser019 5050072402269
A1 Subculture - Dub Vulture Mix 7.59
B1 State Of The Nation - Shame Of The Nation Mix 8.02
B2 I Told You So - Stuart Price’s Remix 5.25
[color=red]NOonline a écrit:<span style='font-size:11pt;line-height:100%'>BBC's Jesus sings Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now</span>
(The Guardian) The BBC plans to mark the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ this Easter with an hour-long live procession through the streets of Manchester featuring pop stars from The Stone Roses and Happy Mondays and featuring songs by The Smiths and New Order.
In the programme, called Manchester Passion, a character representing Jesus will sing the legendary Joy Division anthem Love Will Tear Us Apart before dueting his arch-betrayer Judas on the New Order hit Blue Monday, according to senior church sources involved in the production.
Mary Magdelene, the penitent whore of the New Testament, is also getting in on the act: she is being lined up to sing the Buzzcocks hit Ever Fallen in Love (with Someone You Shouldn't have) accompanied by a string band.
Former Happy Monday and Celebrity Big Brother winner Bez will play a disciple.
The climax of the event sees Jesus sing the Smiths classic song Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now as he is being flayed by Roman soldiers. He will then come face-to-face with his Roman prosecutor Pontius Pilate with the two of them singing a duet of the Oasis hit Wonderwall and its chorus:
"I said maybe
You're gonna be the one who saves me?
And after all
You're my wonderwall."
The broadcaster, which plans to show the event live on BBC3 on Good Friday, insisted the event was inspired by "the way Bach and other composers fused music and the Passion story".
The "contemporary retelling" of Jesus' last hours will begin with the messiah - who is yet to be cast - singing the Robbie Williams hit Angels, which will mark his procession into Jerusalem.
In this case, Jerusalem will be represented by Manchester's gay and red light area near Canal Street and the Passion scene will pass via Chinatown and St Peter's Square to culminate in Albert Square.
The march will be followed by members of the public who will be encouraged to join in the singing of relevant anthems, which include the M People hit Search for a Hero Inside Yourself.
The crowd will carry a large white cross and the public will also be asked to bring a symbol of their own burden - "something they are personally concerned about" - according to senior church sources involved in the programme.
The crowd will be joined by Bez - the entertainer famous for shaking his maracas on stage with the Happy Mondays. He will be accompanied by former Stone Roses frontman Ian Brown and Black Grape saxophonist Martin Slattery.
The event will end with the resurrected Jesus singing an as yet undisclosed song from the top of Manchester's town hall.
The show is being made by the corporation's classical music television department, which has won plaudits for its experimental music and drama work overseen by its head, Pater Maniura.
These include Flashmob: the Opera - a live opera event staged among commuters at Paddington station in London in which members of the public performed a song inspired by the Orpheus legend - and the forthcoming Riot at the Rite, a dramatisation of the notorious first performance of Stravinsky's ballet the Rites of Spring, to be aired in March.
While the event is likely to raise eyebrows among more traditional-minded Christians, it has the broad support of both the Church of England and the Roman Catholic Church in the area.
Church of England spokeswoman Gillian Oliver said: "We are working with the BBC on this and are very pleased to be taking the good news of the gospel onto the streets of Manchester. If anything, something like this can translate the old story into new terms."
Canon Robin Gamble, canon evangelist at Manchester Cathedral, has been tasked with encouraging churchgoers to attend the event.
"I wouldn't know a Buzzcock from a ballcock so I couldn't really comment on the music. All I can say is that they are not doing a Christian service, it is a piece of contemporary theatre and that is going to get people to think about the story in modern terms," he said.
"It is going to come from the streets, with the sounds of traffic and people bustling around and it will make people think about this story in a new way. It is going to be challenging and shocking and is going to get things rumbling - it's going to be brilliant."
A BBC spokeswoman declined to comment on the details of the line-up but promised that the event would be "exciting".
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New Order
Thursday 05.05.05
Hammerstien Ballroom
North American Tour
Equipment: Sony TCD-D8 (48 Khz) + Sony ECM-717 Mic
Lineage: D8-> Core Sound 7-pin (48.0 Khz) -> CD wave -> CEP (Normalize,Convert Sample Rate)-> CD wave (tracksplits)-> WAV -> FLAC (Encode![]()
Taped By: Ryan J ( ryanjonik at sbcglobal.net )
Transfered By: Ryan J
http://www.depechemode1993.tk
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Do not distribute is lossly format!
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CD 1:
01. Pre show music / Intro
02. Love Vigilantes
03. Crystal
04. Regret
05. Hey Now What You Doing
06. Krafty
07. Transmission
08. True Faith
09. Run Wild
10. Jet Stream w/ Anamitronic
CD 2:
01. Waiting for the Sirens' Call
02. Bizzare Love Triangle
03. Love Will Tear Us Apart
04. Temptation
Encore:
05. She's Lost Control
06. Atmosphere
07. Blue Monday
I re-transfered the show and now its even better quality than before! I didn't do any work on it. just raised the levels of the show. I kept the same .txt from the last seed. The last time I transfered the show I didn't have my M- Audio 24/96 soundcard or my 7-pin so it does sound analouge at all! totally D/D! enjoy!
Notes: This was by far my best concert I have ever attended! My first time seeing New Order Ever! as the only time they came to Detroit when I was born was back in 1989 which I was only a year old. So I went and saw them myself. God what a great show! The mix at the Hammersiten (which is a very nice and clean venue) was very poor. the vocals were very low and you could barely hear them on the P.A. I got to about 15 feet away from the hung Speakers which I got awesome sound. This is by far my best recording I have ever made so far of my 3 years of taping. I liked how they started off with Love Vigilanties by far my 2nd favorite album of new order (Low Life). All the songs were great. I was a little sad they played nothing off of Technique? I am not going to lie I am not a big fan of Joy Division but hearing She's Lost Control here in NY. I went and bought a JD album! I had to keep my composure during Temptation though. I f'in love that song. one of my favorites. I did go throughout the whole show not talking where on some of my other ones you can hear me lean over to my sister and say something.I really liked New York alot. I hope to go back there and see the Mode there whenever they tour again. Just to say during the intro you can hear me fiddiling with the mic about 15 sec. into it. anyways enjoy this fabulous show! also thanks to Species for the artwork for my show!
Ryan
jmsmirnoffice a écrit:faute d'actu ( je n'ai vu nulle part les réeditions prévues des 12" ) ( ... )
jmsmirnoffice a écrit:pfff il faut savoir ce qu'ils veulent...gagner du blé ou pas?
l'intéret des 12" c'est le format 12" bon sang!!
jmsmirnoffice a écrit:pfff il faut savoir ce qu'ils veulent...gagner du blé ou pas?
... NO distribué par warner c'est quand même une grosse boite,ils pourraient faire le boulot et les référencer dans un maximum de point de vente!
waitingforwords a écrit:jmsmirnoffice a écrit:pfff il faut savoir ce qu'ils veulent...gagner du blé ou pas?
... NO distribué par warner c'est quand même une grosse boite,ils pourraient faire le boulot et les référencer dans un maximum de point de vente!
C'est le jeu des 7 erreurs ta phrases làWarner, faire le boulot, maximum de points de vente.... cherchez les intrus L0L
Quand je vois le pauvre boulot qui a été fait en france sur leur album, les cafouillages en série sur les sorties DVD, plus le boulot que fait Warner d'une maniere générale sur les artistes (REM, Garbage)... ben je ne suis pas surpris
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