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movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 21, 2002  
Info from Alex
Excellent article in the national UK free paper Metro today (page 14) in which Hooky talks about playing next summer, the Hacienda flats having a plaque to Rob Gretton in the lobby, laying laminate flooring while listening to Brotherhood (!), the box set, etc. done by www.metro.co.uk
 
Click HERE to read it!!!
Info from Alex
The latest issue of 'Jack' magazine (January 2003 - out now in the UK) has an interview with New Order at the Macclesfield studio. The interview has been given its own Factory number - Fac 413 and thus is a collectors issue. The band members conduct the interview by going through various pieces of NO and JD memorabilia and the stories linked to them e.g Barney's melodica. The interview and photos run to 8 pages , but this is only Part 1. Part 2 will be in next months edition

'Jack' is a newish magazine founded by James Brown who used to edit 'Loaded' and it comes in an A3 format rather than A4 like standard magazines. It cost 2.50. Their website is www.jackthemag.com

 


movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 21, 2002  
100 RECORD CARDS: Peter Saville
21 December 2002 - 9 January 2003
Legendary graphic designer Saville (Joy Division, New Order sleeves...)brings in the New Year by publishing one idea per day, for twenty days, drawn from a selection of 100 of his concepts, hand-written on record cards.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 20, 2002  

Rhino Records will release the four-disc New Order box set Retro on January 7th, 2003 (US). There is going to be a limited edition Retro Bonus CD that will come free with the first 3000 boxsets in US at selected independent retailers. Preorder the boxset now, get 10% and get the limited bonus Disk. Hurry up only 3000 Bonus CD. This offer is only for US customers, for all overseas fans who are still interested, email me at retro@worldinmotion.net I could have the box delivered to me and forward to you!!!

Follow this link to order and/or to win a signed guitar by New Order!!!

http://www.rhino.com/artists/neworder



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 17, 2002  

EXCLUSIVE NEW ORDER NEWS

There is going to be a limited edition International Bonus DVD that will come free in US at participating music stores. Release date in the US is February 2nd, 2003. Keep checking this page for exclusive link to buy this limited edition.
    -   BONUS DVD will include "True Faith" music video (Directed by Philippe Decoufle),  "Perfect Kiss" music video (Directed by Jonathan Demme) and "Blue Monday" live performance from live DVD "5/11."

INTERNATIONAL CD

Ceremony 4'23 / Blue Monday 7'24 ( Original 12 " mix ) / Confusion 4.41 / Thieves like us 6'36 / Perfect kiss 4.49 / Shellshock 6'28 / Bizarre love triangle 6'42 ( Shep Pettibone 12 " mix ) / True faith 5.49 / Touched by the hand of god 7'03 (original 12 " ) / Round & Round 3.56 / Regret 4.08 / Crystal 6'50 / 60Miles An Hour 4'34 / Here to Stay (Radio Edit) 4.54



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 16, 2002  

Info from Patrick 

I want to introduce you to band that some people have compared to Joy Division & New Order. They are called SERIAL P.O.P.. They are based in London, and signed to my indie record label, Good Science Recordings. The URL is: www.serialpop.com

‘Like New Order, Blur, Devo and Captain Beefheart swapping ideas and insults over a lethal cocktail of alcoholic beverages." – Radio One.

" If Kraftwerk did guitars. At times veering towards Leftfield, at times more Joy Division, this is greyfiltered indie, excellently played, but more bleak on the inside that you first expect." - DrownedInSound.Com



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 14, 2002  
Review from dotmusic.com 

New Order chose a succinctly foretelling name in the aftermath of Ian Curtis's suicide. It speaks of a group intent on putting their glorious but infernally doomed past behind them. A group who would engineer a pioneering musical vision and, interestingly, write the first decent football song.

'Retro' - in theory - bids to reflect the resurrection of a group of gloomy, post-punk torch-bearers, who became a revolutionary pop group and ultimately infiltrated and shaped modern music in a more consuming fashion than even Joy Division could consider. However, these four CDs ask more questions than they answer. Like, what is the point of a box set, could New Order really be so contrary in compiling their imperious legacy and where the f*ck is 'Thieves Like Us'?

Both the 'Fan' and 'Pop' collections bring together some of the finest British music of the last 20 years, as New Order brought club culture smashing into the soul-infused, enthrallingly lucid but 'traditional' sensibilities already honed by Sumner, Hook and Morris. Here is a sound that began in the jagged but propulsive shadow of what had passed before, and, impressively swiftly, grew sleek electronic wings and an aloof, enigmatic sense of identity, emotion and sophistication.

'Fan' is the most intriguing compilation. You get the opening track from New Order's first album 'Movement' - the Peter Hook intoned 'Dreams Never End' - alongside a collection of dark, atmospheric beams of light, spanning primarily their most compelling period - 'Movement', 'Power, Corruption and Lies', 'Low-Life', 'Brotherhood' and 'Substance'. Particular mention should be made to the eerie, Gothic downpour of 'Elegia', the bass lizard sliding across 'Lonesome Tonight' and the almost holy 'Your Silent Face', which is Kraftwerk rolling to infinity alongside Sumner's maddening grasp of two-fingered melancholia. These recordings capture New Order in transition, a band unlike any before, whose avant sensibilities would soon become ever more user-friendly.

'Pop', understandably, throws some sublime, everlasting New Order chart action - 'Regret', 'True Faith', 'Crystal', 'Bizarre Love Triangle' - into an accessible, if formulaic mix. It includes 'Ceremony', the first ever release, sung in a low, sub-Curtis drone, with Sumner filling in uncertain lyrical gaps left by his tragic brother, and 'Slow Jam' from 2001's comeback guitar tour-de-force 'Get Ready'. Elsewhere, there are a couple of tracks from New Order's Valhalla - the 'Blood On The Tracks' Ecstasy electro-pop of 'Technique' - in the painfully obvious shape of 'Fine Time' and 'Round And Round'. There is no 'Vanishing Point' or 'Run', let alone 'Run 2', which was released in very small quantities. Wherein lies the problem - if there could possibly be one - with 'Retro'.

A limited edition fifth CD contains a few nuggets - the colossal 18-minute version of 'Elegia' - and does redress the balance somewhat. But you'd have to be a psychopath to listen to all 13 tracks on 'Club', despite the - rather odd - presence of a shimmering 'Everything's Gone Green' and the towering 'Touched By The Had Of God'. The 'Live' collection fares better, as it charts a fast-evolving New Order emerging from the Joy Division cocoon and into a truly spectacular and colourful beast, but this is ultimately an opportunity blown, in fine, who gives a f*ck New Order style.

There is not enough unreleased material for an obsessive fan and, for the uninitiated, too much unenlightening bluff on 'Retro' for it to serve its purpose. Which, presumably, was to chronicle one of the most remarkable chapters in music history.

Ben Gilbert



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 14, 2002  

Info from Allan

John Peel music guru and veteran DJ has just released a compilation album based on the set that he performed at the club "Fabric".
The album is called "Fabriclive07" , it contains 23 tracks , one of which is Joy Division - love will tear us apart.
The CD is released on the "fabric" record label.
Other artists on the album are the fall and the undertones.


movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 11, 2002  

EXCLUSIVE NEW ORDER NEWS

There is going to be a limited edition Retro Bonus CD that will come free with the first 3000 boxsets in US at participating music stores. Tracklisting is the same as the UK one. Release date in the US is January 7th, 2003. Keep checking this page for exclusive link to buy this limited edition.

RETRO BONUS CD

1.      Temptation 98 (408)

2.      Transmission (Live) (359) Recorded by Triple J at the Big Day Out, Gold Coast. Live sound by Dian Barton. Recording date 20th January 2002

3.      Such a Good Thing (405)

4.      Theme from Best & Marsh (427)

5.      Lets G (Extract from Instrumental used on Salvation motion picture sound track)  (201)

6.      True Faith (Pink Noise Morel Edit) (429) Additional Remix and Production by Richard Morel

7.      Run Wild  (Steve Osborne Original Mix) (411)

8.      The Perfect Kiss (Live take recorded at video shoot) (955)

Recorded Live on Manor Mobile at Cheetham Hill Manchester 27th March 1985

9.      Elegia (Full Version) (1731)

 

NEW ORDER  4CD Box Set "RETRO"



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 11, 2002  
Check it out: http://www.rockfeedback.com. They having NEW ORDER as Band of the Week feature, as a celebration of New Order new release  'Retro'... Check it out: http://www.rockfeedback.com.
 
This very interesting and well done website is having also a competition to possibly win the new box-set, DVD...

http://www.rockfeedback.com



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 11, 2002  
Info from Jase B.
There is going to be a New Order hour long special on Power FM which is part of the Capital radio network in the UK.
 
The show is called "incoming" and will be broadcast on Sunday 15th December between 8pm - 10pm and will feature an exclusive interview with Peter Hook & Stephen Morris talking to Emma Scott the show's DJ, as well as tracks from the Retro boxset!
 
The station broadcasts to the south coast of England (Southampton, Portsmouth etc..) on 103.2FM but can be heard on line at www.powerfm.com



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 11, 2002  
Info from Almanso

A group of South Americans New Order fans started a petition to ask New Order to tour in South America.

http://www.PetitionOnline.com/FACLA1/



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 10, 2002  
Many Contest are well on the way to win some New Order goodies



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 09, 2002  

NEW ORDER  4CD Box Set "RETRO"  RELEASED today in UK DEC 9, 2002 through WEALondon. A Special Limited edition is available with a 5th CD



Tracklisting Click Here

NEW ORDER  DVD "FINSBURY PARK"  RELEASED today in UK DEC 9, 2002

Tracklisting Click Here



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 06, 2002  

To Celebrate the opening of NEW ORDER website, WEA London Records is having a contest

www.neworderretro.com

 



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 05, 2002  
From dotmusic.com

New Order have been at the forefront of pop music for 20 years, and the close of 2002 signals a frantic period in their peerless career, with the release of a box-set and live DVD.

'Retro' is a four-CD compilation, spanning the band's entire career, which was spawned by the death of Ian Curtis in 1980 and reached another high-water mark with the release of last year's acclaimed comeback album 'Get Ready'.

The collection has been chosen by four 'taste-makers' - journalists Miranda Sawyer and John McReady, Hacienda and M People icon Mike Pickering and Primal Scream legend Bobby Gillespie - and is split into four genres - 'Pop', 'Fan', 'Retro' and 'Live'.

Live document '511' meanwhile, is a broadcast of one of the band's shows last summer in London's Finsbury Park, comprising five Joy Division tracks and 11 New Order songs, hence the title. The film also includes backstage footage and documentary footage.

dotmusic has two copies of 'Retro' and two copies of '511' to giveaway, before next week's official release date.

To win, CLICK HERE and tell us the name of New Order's first single, following the death of Ian Curtis.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 03, 2002  

From Rhino / Warner

There is going to be a limited edition Retro Bonus CD that will come free with the New Order "Retro"  boxset in the US at participating stores. Release date is January 7th, 2003. Track listings will be confirmed very soon.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 02, 2002  
From Rhino / Warner

More info on NEW ORDER 4cd box set "Retro" the US street date will be moving to Jan. 7th, 2003.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)December 01, 2002  
objectmerch.com news...

Object, Official New Order / Joy Division's North American merchandise company, has just released a new Joy Division t-shirt based on the cover of the classic album "Closer". This crisp print is the first official version of the design to be made available in the U.S. in years.
 




Merchandise is now available online at http://www.objectmerch.com.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 30, 2002  

Expect a new NEW ORDER website very soon

www.neworderretro.com

 



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 28, 2002  
From Andrew

Vote for the Joy Division or New order in top 100 artists poll of Virgin.

VOTE

 



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 26, 2002  
Confirmation from UK and US New Order Management
1.In the UK all the initial production run of RETRO will contain the bonus disc for a limited period of time in all stores that are stocking the box set.

2.At the moment the box set will be released in the U
S with the same bonus CD as the UK. Please keep checking this page for more details.

3.It seems unlikely that any other countries will release RETRO with the
bonus disc.

RETRO BONUS CD

1.      Temptation 98 (408)

(P)2002 London Records 90 Ltd

2.      Transmission (Live) (359) Recorded by Triple J at the Big Day Out, Gold Coast. Live sound by Dian Barton.Recording date 20th January 2002

(P)2002 London Records 90 Ltd

3.      Such a Good Thing (405)

(P)2002 London Records 90 Ltd

4.      Theme from Best & Marsh (427)

(P)1989 Factory Communications Ltd

5.      Lets G (Extract from Instrumental used on Salvation motion picture sound track)  (201)

(P)1987 Factory Communications Ltd

6.      True Faith (Pink Noise Morel Edit) (429) Additional Remix and Production by Richard Morel

(P)2001 London Records 90 Ltd

7.      Run Wild  (Steve Osborne Original Mix) (411)

(P)2002 London Records 90 Ltd

8.      The Perfect Kiss (Live take recorded at video shoot) (955)

Recorded Live on Manor Mobile at Cheetham Hill Manchester 27th March 1985

(P)2002 London Records 90 Ltd

9.      Elegia (Full Version) (1731)

(P)2002 London Records 90 Ltd

NEW ORDER  4CD Box Set "RETRO"


 

AUSTRALIA (http://www.hmv.com.au) will be release December 9th, 2002

CANADA (http://www.hmv.ca) will be release December 10th, 2002

FRANCE (http://www.fnac.fr) will be release December 10th, 2002

GERMANY (http://www.amazon.de) will be release December 9th, 2002

JAPAN (http://www.cdjapan.co.jp) will be release December 18th, 2002

UK (http://www.opalmusic.com) will be release December 9th, 2002

US (http://www.amazon.com) will be release December 17th, 2002

 



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 25, 2002  
From dotmusic.com

Top 20 Dance Singles (UK)

Week 48 - 24 November 2002

TW LW WKS Title/Artist/Label
1 - 1wks OBSESSION
  TIESTO & JUNKIE XL
  NEBULA
2 - 1wks POOR LENO
  ROYKSOPP
  WALL OF SOUND
3 3 2wks PIHA
  IAN POOLEY & MAGIK J
  HONCHOS MUSIC
4 - 1wks NEVER
  TIEFSCHWARZ
  CLASSIC
5 - 1wks BILLIE JEAN
  SOUND BLUNTZ
  INCENTIVE
6 - 1wks CONFUSION
  ARTHUR BAKER VS NEW ORDER
  WHACKED

 



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 22, 2002  
From The Guardian

Check out this interview with Barney, Hooky & Steve from today's Guardian (UK 22/11/02.)
CLICK HERE



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 21, 2002  

Confirmation from London (New Order Record Company)

London Records confirm that they will be giving away the bonus disc for a limited period of time in all stores that are stocking the box set - it is not exclusive for HMV at all. The Bonus Disc will be packing it in with the booklet inside the box set - not separately.


movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 20, 2002  

Report from London Record Company

The limited edition bonus CD's will be packed in to the box set for the initial run (first 3000 boxsets) so will be stocked in all stores in UK.


movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 19, 2002  

EXCLUSIVE NEW ORDER NEWS

There is going to be a limited edition Retro Bonus CD that will come free with the first 3000 boxsets in UK. Here's the exclusive tracklisting below...

RETRO BONUS CD

1.      Temptation 98 (408)

(P)2002 London Records 90 Ltd

2.      Transmission (Live) (359) Recorded by Triple J at the Big Day Out, Gold Coast. Live sound by Dian Barton.Recording date 20th January 2002

(P)2002 London Records 90 Ltd

3.      Such a Good Thing (405)

(P)2002 London Records 90 Ltd

4.      Theme from Best & Marsh (427)

(P)1989 Factory Communications Ltd

5.      Lets G (Extract from Instrumental used on Salvation motion picture sound track)  (201)

(P)1987 Factory Communications Ltd

6.      True Faith (Pink Noise Morel Edit) (429) Additional Remix and Production by Richard Morel

(P)2001 London Records 90 Ltd

7.      Run Wild  (Steve Osborne Original Mix) (411)

(P)2002 London Records 90 Ltd

8.      The Perfect Kiss (Live take recorded at video shoot) (955)

Recorded Live on Manor Mobile at Cheetham Hill Manchester 27th March 1985

(P)2002 London Records 90 Ltd

9.      Elegia (Full Version) (1731)

(P)2002 London Records 90 Ltd

NEW ORDER  4CD Box Set "RETRO"



CANADA (http://www.hmv.ca) will be release December 10th, 2002

FRANCE (http://www.fnac.fr) will be release November 26th, 2002

JAPAN (http://www.cdjapan.co.jp) will be release December 18th, 2002

UK (http://www.opalmusic.com) will be release December 9th, 2002

US (http://www.amazon.com) will be release December 17th, 2002

"RETRO Box Set" is available for pre-orders at a special price of 27.95 for a limited period at www.opalmusic.com

 



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 18, 2002  

New Order single "CONFUSION" was re-released in UK today November 18th, 2002.

12” wackt002                 12”wackt002re                       CD wackt002cd

A.  Koma&Bones Mix      A1. Jr. Sanchez Vocal Mix       1. Koma&Bones Mix

B1.Larry T’s Mix               A2. Arthur Baker’s Mix           2. Arthur Baker’ Edit

B2.Confused parts         B.   Asto’s Mix                         3. Larry T’s Edit

                                                                                      4. Junior Sanchez’s Edit

                                                                                      5. Asto’s Edit

 



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 17, 2002  

NEW ORDER UPCOMING RELEASE DATE

NEW ORDER  DVD FINSBURY PARK



 

AUSTRALIA (http://www.warnervision.com.au) will be release March 03rd, 2003

CANADA (http://www.hmv.ca) will be release December 03rd, 2002

FRANCE (http://www.fnac.fr) will be release December 10th, 2002

JAPAN (http://www.cdjapan.co.jp) will be release December 26th, 2002 (NTSC Format)

UK (http://www.opalmusic.com) will be release December 2nd, 2002 (VHS and DVD)

NEW ORDER  4CD Box Set "RETRO"



CANADA (http://www.hmv.ca) will be release December 10th, 2002

FRANCE (http://www.fnac.fr) will be release November 26th, 2002

JAPAN (http://www.cdjapan.co.jp) will be release December 18th, 2002

UK (http://www.opalmusic.com) will be release December 9th, 2002

US (http://www.amazon.com) will be release December 17th, 2002



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 17, 2002  
Info from Shades

NEW ORDER was on channel four last night, a television programme "the ultimate chart: the uk's best selling singles"
Basically Blue Monday is the 76th best selling single in the UK in the past 50 years (sales: 1,001,400). It was nettling in between the Osmonds ""long haired lover from liverpool" (No77) and "eye level" the Simon park orchestra (75).

The interview took place with Morris, Hook and Sumner in a recording studio where work appeared to be in progress.

Morris , Hook and Sumner were interviewed about Blue Monday and some of the other songs on the list.
I have to say they really were on good form and were cracking jokes and telling stories.


Hooky and Bernard S. having a go at Morris for wiping all the drums off the version they programmed first because his foot got stuck on the mains lead and pulled it out!

There was also a few seconds of studio footage showing them playing Blue Monday.

Sumner said they recorded it because people were complaining for not doing encores, so NEW ORDER wanted to program an entire track then come on stage as if to do on an encore press a button and fuck off again!

Oh by the way "Candle in the wind" by the fantastic Elton John was No1.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 16, 2002  
Info from Ice Magazine

More info on NEW ORDER 4cd box set "Retro" Expect a 72-page booklet with liner notes from all four members and rare photos. The packaging is going to be identical to Joy Division "Heart and Soul".



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 16, 2002  
Info from Collectpumpkins
For those in the US that didn't get a chance to pick up the Japanese CD with the live track "Temptation/Star Guitar" it is coming out in the US next Tuesday.
 
Here is the info from the Chemical Brothers' website:
 
It's been nearly a year since The Chemical Brothers released their critically acclaimed Come With Us. The album spawned a Billboard Dance Chart # 1 ("It Began In Afrika") as well as another top 2 single ("Star Guitar") and once again proved that the Brothers can work it out!

Astralwerks is thrilled to announce a brand new release. American EP is a 7 track CD exclusive to North America that will feature 5 audio tracks and 2 enhanced video tracks. Three of the tracks are previously unreleased including a brand new mix of "Star Guitar", a very rare remix of "Hoops" (entitled "Electronic Battle Weapon 6" and a live track that was undoubtedly one of the highlights from the Come With Us tour. Also included is the "Come With Us (H Foundation Mix)" making its debut appearance on CD, the B-side H.I.A. and the award winning videos for "The Test" and "Star Guitar".

1. Star Guitar (Trisco LA Funk Dub)
2. HIA
3. Come With Us (H Foundation Remix)
4. Electronic Battle Weapon 6
5. Temptation/Star Guitar (Live from Brixton Academy)
6. Star Guitar video
7. The Test video



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 16, 2002  
Info from Allan

Firstly:I read on channell 4 teletext that a compilation of peel sessions is to be  released on strange fruit records just in time for christmas, apparently the album will have various artists but will include "Joy Division - LWTUA "

Secondly: A television programme "the ultimate chart: the uk's best selling singles" will feature New Order as well as debbie harry and the human league.
The programme is broadcast on Sunday 17 Nov, 2002 @ 9pm gmt.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 15, 2002  
Info from NME
NEW ORDER's performance at LONDON's FINSBURY PARK earlier this year is to be documented on a new DVD.

'NewOrder 511', released on December 9 by Warner Music Vision, contains the whole gig, plus a documentary and behind-the scenes footage.

The video's title comes from the fact that the band played 11 New Order songs on the day, as well as five classics from their previous incarnation as Joy Division.

The full setlist as featured on the DVD is:

  • 'Crystal'
  • 'Transmission'
  • 'Regret'
  • 'Ceremony'
  • '60 Miles An Hour'
  • 'Atmosphere'
  • 'Brutal'
  • 'Close Range'
  • 'She's Lost Control'
  • 'True Faith'
  • 'Bizarre Love Triangle'
  • 'Temptation'
  • 'Love Will Tear Us Apart'
  • 'Digital'
  • 'Blue Monday'
  • 'Your Silent Face'

As previously revealed on NME.COM, A four-CD box set called 'Retro' is to be released on December 9, chronicling the 21-year history of the band.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 15, 2002  

NEW ORDER  4CD Box Set "RETRO" Correct track listing RELEASE in UK DEC 9, 2002 through WEALondon.



'RETRO'

TRACKLISTING

Disk One -Entitled 'Pop', chosen by Miranda Sawyer

1.      'Fine Time'
2.      'Temptation'
3.      'True Faith' 
4.      'The Perfect Kiss'  
5.      'Ceremony' 
6.      'Regret'  
7.      'Crystal'
8.      'Bizarre Love Triangle'
9.      'Confusion'
10.     'Round and Round'
11.     'Blue Monday' 
12.     'Brutal'
13.     'Slow Jam' 
14.     'Everyone Everywhere'
 

Disk Two -Entitled 'Fan', chosen by John McCready

1.      'Elegia'
2.      'In a Lonely Place'
3.      'Procession'
4.      'Your Silent Face'
5.      'Sunrise'
6.      'Let's Go'
7.      'Broken Promise'
8.      'Dreams Never End'
9.      'Cries and Whispers'
10.     'All Day Long'
11.     'Sooner Than You Think'
12.     'Leave Me Alone'
13.     'Lonesome Tonight'
14.     'Every Little Counts'
15.     'Run Wild'


Disk Three -Entitled 'Club', chosen by Mike Pickering

1.      'Confusion'

        Koma & Bones Mix with Bernard's new vocal
2.      'Paradise'
        Robert Racic Mix
3.      'Regret'
        Sabres Slow 'N' Low Mix
4.      'Bizarre Love Triangle'
        Shep Pettibone Mix
5.      'Shell Shock'
        John Robie Mix
6.      'Fine Time'
        Steve 'Silk' Hurley Mix
7.      '1963'
        Arthur Baker Mix
8.      'Touched by the Hand of God'
        Original Version
9.      'Everything's Gone Green'
        Original Version
10.     'Blue Monday'
        Jam & Spoon Manuela Mix
11.     'World in Motion'
        Subbuteo Mix
12.     'Here to Stay'
       
Extended Instrumental
13.     'Crystal'
        Lee Coombs Remix


Disk Four -Entitled 'Live', chosen by New Order and Bobby Gillespie

1.      Ceremony'

        Studio 54, Barcelona on 7 July 1984
2.      'Procession'
        Sunderland 15 August 1984
3.      'Everything's Gone Green'
        Tolworth Rec. Centre, Kingston, London 6 December 1985
4.      'In a Lonely Place'
        Glastonbury Festival 20th June 1981
5.      'Age of Consent'
        Spectrum Arena, Warrington 1 March 1986
6.      'Elegia'
       
Glastonbury Festival 19th June 1987
7.      'The Perfect Kiss'
       
Fulcrum Centre, Slough 7 Dec 1985                                      
8.      'Fine Time' 
        Hoffman Estates, Chicago 30 June 1989                                          
9.      'World'
        Starplex Amphitheatre, Dallas 21 July 1983                             
10.     'Regret'
        Reading Festival 31 August 1993
11.     'As It Is When It Was'
       
Reading Festival 31 August 1993
12.     Intermission by Alan Wise
        Olympia, Paris 12 November 2001
13.     'Crystal'
        Big Day Out, Gold Coast 20 January 2002
14.     'Turn My Way'
        Olympia, Liverpool 18 July 2001
15.     'Temptation'
        Academy, Brixton 10 October 2001
"RETRO Box Set" is available for pre-orders at a special price of 27.95 for a limited period at www.opalmusic.com



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 12, 2002  
Info from NME

NME named Love Will Tear Us Apart the greatest single of all time.

NME'S 100 GREATEST SINGLES OF ALL TIME UNVEILED

It is 50 years since the NME published the first ever UK singles chart - on November 14, 1952.

In this week's issue, on sale in London today (November 12) and the rest of the UK tomorrow, we reveal our Top 100 singles that have touched us deepest over the last half century.

Our list is not based on sales. It's simply the singles that have touched us deepest, the 100 singles of the last half-century that have indelibly marked our souls. Voted for by NME staff, our chart brings together innovators, outsiders, superstars, people in torment and people on top of the world. Artists, in other words, with nothing in common but the immortality of their music.

To read the full Top 100, you'll have to buy the NME, but here we bring you the cream of the crop that made the Top Ten in our list:

  • 1. Joy Division - 'Love Will Tear Us Apart'
  • 2. Nirvana - 'Smells Like Teen Spirit'
  • 3. The Sex Pistols - 'Anarchy In The UK'
  • 4. The Rolling Stones - 'Paint It, Black'
  • 5. David Bowie - ''Heroes''
  • 6. The Stone Roses - 'Fools Gold'
  • 7. The Smiths - 'This Charming Man'
  • 8. Oasis - 'Live Forever'
  • 9. Massive Attack - 'Unfinished Sympathy'
  • 10. The Clash - 'London Calling'



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 11, 2002  
Info from billboard (Thanks to Dizzy):

New Order Goes 'Retro' For Box Set

In the nick of time for the holiday season, iconic British synth-pop act New Order will next month release "Retro," a four-disc survey of its career, to be followed in January by "International," a single-disc collection of hits. The box is scheduled for a Dec. 17 release, while the hits set is due Jan. 28; both will be issued via Warner Bros.

Assembled as a museum tour through New Order's history, each of the discs that make up "Retro" was "curated" by a different person. Journalists Miranda Sawyer and John McCready assembled the first two discs, respectively, while Manchester, England-based DJ Mike Pickering handled the third, and Primal Scream vocalist Bobby Gillespie brought together the fourth.

Discs one and two cull album tracks, singles, B-sides, and such. On the first, Sawyer relies on such hits as "Temptation," "True Faith," "Regret," "Bizarre Love Triangle," and "Blue Monday." McCready's collection differs with its focus on deeper album cuts such as "Your Silent Face," "Sooner Than You Think," "Everyone Everywhere," and the rare B-side "Cries and Whispers."

Pickering's disc three is mostly made up of remixes, and includes six tracks previously unissued in the U.S. Among the highlights are an extended instrumental mix of the Chemical Brothers-produced "Here To Stay" and a Lee Coombs remix of "Crystal." Also featured are tracks remixed by Koma & Bones, Robert Racic, Sabres, John Robie, Steve "Silk" Hurley, Jam & Spoon, Shep Pettibone, and Arthur Baker.

To create the final disc, Gillespie sorted through hundreds of hours of live recordings to choose 14 tracks, none of which have been previously released anywhere in the world. His selections span New Order's entire career, ranging from an early recording of "In a Lonely Place" from a Glastonbury Festival appearance in 1981 to a version of "Crystal" performed earlier this year during a stop on Australia's Big Day Out festival tour. Live recordings of "Procession," "Everything's Gone Green," "Age of Consent," "This Time of Night," "Turn My Way," and "Temptation" are also included.

"International," meanwhile, will assemble 14 New Order songs, including the original 12-inch version of "Blue Monday," Pettibone's mix of "Bizarre Love Triangle," and such favorites as "True Faith," "Regret," "Crystal," and "60 MPH." A limited number of copies will also include an additional five-song second disc, the content of which was unknown at deadline.

Last year's "Get Ready" ended an eight-year studio album silence for New Order (heralded a year earlier by "Brutal," which appeared on the soundtrack to "The Beach"). The Warner Bros. set debuted at No. 2 on Billboard's Top Electronic Albums chart and No. 41 on The Billboard 200. On Billboard's Hot Dance Music charts, lead single "Crystal" topped the Club Play tally and reached No. 3 on the Maxi-Singles Sales roundup.

 

-- Barry A. Jeckell, N.Y.

 


movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 10, 2002  

NEW ORDER  4CD Box Set "RETRO"


 

"RETRO Box Set" is available for pre-orders at a special price of 27.95 for a limited period at www.opalmusic.com



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 07, 2002  

 

This is the sleeve of 24 Hour Party People movie DVD release in US January 21, 2003



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 01, 2002  

NEW ORDER UPCOMING RELEASE DATE

ARTHUR BAKER VS NEW ORDER "CONFUSION"

UK (http://www.opalmusic.com) will be release November 18th, 2002

NEW ORDER  INTERNATIONAL: BEST OF



AUSTRALIA (http://www.hmv.com.au) will be release November 4th, 2002

CANADA (http://www.hmv.com/) was released October 29th, 2002

FRANCE (http://www.fnac.fr) will be release November 5th, 2002 (Expect a limited edition 2cd set http://www.ab-cd.com)

GERMANY (http://www.amazon.de) was released October 28th, 2002

JAPAN (http://www.cdjapan.co.jp) will be release November 7th, 2002

UK (http://www.opalmusic.com) will be release November 11th, 2002

USA (http://www.amazon.com) will be release January 28th, 2003

NEW ORDER  DVD FINSBURY PARK



CANADA (http://www.hmv.ca) will be release December 03rd, 2002

JAPAN (http://www.cdjapan.co.jp) will be release December 11th, 2002 (NTSC Format)

UK (http://www.opalmusic.com) will be release December 2nd, 2002 (VHS and DVD)

NEW ORDER  4CD Box Set "RETRO"



CANADA (http://www.hmv.ca) will be release December 03rd, 2002

FRANCE (http://www.fnac.fr) will be release November 26th, 2002

JAPAN (http://www.cdjapan.co.jp) will be release December 18th, 2002

UK (http://www.opalmusic.com) will be release December 9nd, 2002

US (http://www.amazon.com) will be release December 17th, 2002



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 01, 2002  
No confirmation yet, this could be the sleeve for the Canada of "FINSBURY PARK" DVD. Release date December 03rd, 2002.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)November 01, 2002  
Info from DJ
New Ford Falcon add featuring New Order "Slow Jam" is available on the Ford Australia site as a 1 min video.
 
Just go to http://www.newfalcon.com.au/ and a flash screen will appear.
 
Click on "New Falcon TV commercial" arrow on the bottom left of the screen.
 
It played for me in Media Player (1.5 Broadband).
 
The car in the add is a 4 dr.  4 litre sedan with a Turbo charger, and generates 240kw and in fact is the best (read fastest) 6 cylinder car the Aussies have ever made.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 31, 2002  
Info from Rolling Stones (Thanks Orlando)
Rhino Records will release the four-disc New Order box set Retro on December 17th 2002 (US). The collection features hits, previously unreleased material, as well as a disc of live tracks handpicked by Primal Scream's singer Bobby Gillespie. The label will also release International, a single-disc New Order greatest hits collection, on January 28th 2003 (US).

Retro spans New Order's twenty-one-year career, with the first two discs focusing on hits like "Bizarre Love Triangle" and "Blue Monday" and their B-sides, while the third disc will feature remixes, including the Chemical Brothers' re-jiggering of "Here to Stay."

Also included in the compilation are "Crystal," "Slow Jam" and "Run Wild" from the band's latest album, Get Ready (2001). "The excitement in Get Ready is worthy of being eighteen," bassist Peter Hook told Rolling Stone last year. "I listen to it, and I feel very energized."



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 30, 2002  
Info from Matt H.:

This is the sleeve of NEW ORDER "Finsbury Park June 9th 2002" new video release in UK December 02, 2002

Here is the track listing for the new DVD "Live at Finsbury Park" (according to a Swedish online shop)

01: Crystal
02: Transmission
03: Regret
04: Ceremony
05: 60 Mph
06: Atmosphere
07: Brutal
08: Close Range
09: She's Lost Control
10: Bizarre Love Triangle
11: True Faith
12: Love Will Tear Us Apart
13: Digital
14: Blue Monday

Additional footage (Info by Al Jarvis)

Apparently the DVD's gonna include an additional 40 minute documentary featuring such tracks as Turn My Way from Liverpool last summer, tracks from Ally Pally, and the likes of Ceremony and In A Lonely Place from the Apollo comeback in 98.

Said documentary will also include some fan interviews from Dukes 92, in the build-up to the Move festival, plus an i/v with Barney at said festival.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 28, 2002  
Info from NME (I emailed them my info a day before)
NEW ORDER have allowed four different fans to compile the tracklisting for their forthcoming box set 'RETRO'.

Each fan has compiled a separate CD - Journalists Miranda Sawyer and John McReady have each put together a CD of favourite tracks, former Hacienda DJ Mike Pickering is responsible for the remix CD, while Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie takes care of the live CD.

The box set is scheduled for release on December 2.

The full tracklisting is:

DISC 1 – MIRANDA SAWYER’S SELECTION

 

  • 'Fine Time'
  • 'Temptation'
  • 'True Faith'
  • 'The Perfect Kiss'
  • 'Ceremony’
  • 'Regret'
  • 'Crystal’
  • 'Bizarre Love Triangle'
  • 'Confusion'
  • 'Round and Round'
  • 'Blue Monday
  • 'Brutal'
  • 'Slow Jam'
  • 'Everyone Everywhere'

    DISC 2 – JOHN McCREADY’S SELECTION

  • 'Elegia’
  • 'In a Lonely Place’
  • 'All Day Long’
  • 'Your Silent Face’
  • 'Sunrise’
  • 'Broken Promise’
  • 'Dreams Never End’
  • 'Cries and Whispers’
  • 'Chosen Time’
  • 'Ecstasy’
  • 'Sooner Than You Think’
  • 'Leave Me Alone’
  • 'Lonesome Tonight’
  • 'Every Little Counts’
  • 'Run Wild’

    DISC 3 - MIKE PICKERING’S SELECTION

  • 'Confusion’ (Koma & Bones Mix with Bernard’s new vocal)
  • 'Paradise’ (Robert Racic Mix)
  • 'Regret’ (Sabres Slow 'N’ Low Mix)
  • 'Bizarre Love Triangle’ (Shep Pettibone Mix)
  • 'Shell Shock’ (John Robie Mix)
  • 'Fine Time’ (Steve 'Silk’ Hurley Mix)
  • '1963’ Arthur Baker Mix
  • 'Touched by the Hand of God’ (Original Version)
  • 'Everything’s Gone Green’ (Original)
  • 'Blue Monday’ (Jam & Spoon Manuela Mix)
  • 'World in Motion’ (Pickering/Parke Mix)
  • 'Here to Stay’ (Chemical Brothers Remix)
  • 'Crystal’ (Lee Coombs Remix)

    DISC 4 - BOBBY GILLESPIE (LIVE TRACKS)

  • 'Ceremony’ (Studio 54, Barcelona on 7 July 1984)
  • 'Procession’ (Sunderland 15 August 1984)
  • 'Everything’s Gone Green’ (Tolworth Rec. Centre, Kingston, London 6 Dec 1985)
  • 'In a Lonely Place’ Glastonbury Festival 20/06/81
  • 'Age of Consent’ (Spectrum Arena, Warrington 1 March 1986)
  • 'This Time of Night’ (Fulcrum Centre, Slough 7 Dec 1985)
  • 'The Perfect Kiss’ (Fulcrum Centre, Slough 7 Dec 1985)
  • 'Fine Time’ (Hoffman Estates, Chicago 30 June 1989)
  • 'World’ (Starplex Amphitheatre, Dallas 21 July 1983)
  • 'Regret’ Reading Festival 31 August 1993)
  • 'As It Is When It Was’ (Reading Festival 31 August 1993)
  • ALAN WISE’S INTRODUCTION (Olympia, Paris 12 November 2001)
  • 'Crystal’ (Big Day Out, Gold Coast 20 January 2002)
  • 'Turn My Way’ (Olympia, Liverpool 18 July 2001)
  • 'Temptation’ (Academy, Brixton 10 October 2001)



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 25, 2002  

NEW ORDER BOX SET – ‘RETRO

4 CD SET

NEW ORDER  RETRO

(Catalogue Number 8-09274-9499-2-9)

DISC 1 – MIRANDA SAWYER’S SELECTION

1.       'Fine Time' (4'42)

Originally featured on the 1989 album ‘Technique’

2.   'Temptation' (8’41)

Originally featured on the 1982 12” single FAC63

3.   'True Faith' (5'51)

Originally featured on the 1987 album ‘Substance’

4.       'The Perfect Kiss' (4’49) 

Originally featured on the 1985 album ‘Low-Life’

5.   ‘Ceremony’ (4’22)

Originally featured on the 1981 12” single FAC33

6.   ‘Regret' (4'08) 

Originally featured on the 1993 album ‘Republic’

7.   ‘Crystal’ (6’49)

Originally featured on the 2001 album ‘Get Ready’

8.   'Bizarre Love Triangle' (4'20)

Originally featured on the 1986 album ‘Brotherhood’

9.   ‘Confusion' (8’12)

Originally featured on the 1983 12” single FAC93

10.  'Round and Round' (4'29)

Originally featured on the 1989 album ‘Technique’

11.  'Blue Monday (7’29)

Originally featured on the 1983 12” single FAC73

12.  'Brutal' (4'49)

Originally featured on the 2000 album ‘The Beach Motion Picture Soundtrack’

13.  'Slow Jam' (4’52)

Originally featured on the 2001 album ‘Get Ready’

14.  'Everyone Everywhere' (4'24)

Originally featured on the 1993 album ‘Republic’

DISC 2 – JOHN McCREADY’S SELECTION

1.       ‘Elegia’ (4’53)

Originally featured on the 1985 album ‘Low-Life’

2.       ‘In a Lonely Place’ (6’16)

Originally featured on the 1981 12” single FAC33

3.       ‘All Day Long’ (5’09)

Originally featured on the 1986 album ‘Brotherhood’

4.       ‘Your Silent Face’ (5’58)

Originally featured on the 1983 album ‘Power, Corruption & Lies’

5.       ‘Sunrise’ (5’59)

Originally featured on the 1985 album ‘Low-Life’

6.       ‘Broken Promise’ (3’44)

       Originally featured on the 1986 album ‘Brotherhood’

7.       ‘Dreams Never End’ (3’13)

       Originally featured on the 1981 album ‘Movement’

8.       ‘Cries and Whispers’ (3’26)

9.       ‘Chosen Time’ (4’05)

       Originally featured on the 1981 album ‘Movement’

10.   ‘Ecstacy’ (4’23)

       Originally featured on the 1983 album ‘Power, Corruption & Lies’

11.   ‘Sooner Than You Think’ (5’11)

       Originally featured on the 1985 album ‘Low-Life’

12.   ‘Leave Me Alone’ (4’38)

       Originally featured on the 1983 album ‘Power, Corruption & Lies’

13.   ‘Lonesome Tonight’ (5’11)

       Originally featured on the 1984 12” single FAC103

14.   ‘Every Little Counts’ (4’25)

       Originally featured on the 1986 album ‘Brotherhood’

15.   Run Wild’ (3’57)

       Originally featured on the 2001 album ‘Get Ready’

DISC 3 MIKE PICKERING’S SELECTION 

1.       ‘Confusion’ (Koma & Bones Mix with Bernard’s new vocal) (6’31)

2.       ‘Paradise’ (Robert Racic Mix) (6’41)

3.       ‘Regret’ (Sabres Slow ‘N’ Low Mix) (12’52)

4.       ‘Bizarre Love Triangle’ (Shep Pettibone Mix) (6’43)

5.       ‘Shell Shock’ (John Robie Mix) (6’28)

6.       ‘Fine Time’ (Steve ‘Silk’ Hurley Mix) (6’19)

7.       ‘1963’ Arthur Baker Mix (5’06)

8.       ‘Touched by the Hand of God’ (Original Version) (3’43)

9.       ‘Everything’s Gone Green’ (Original) (5’33)

10.   ‘Blue Monday’ (Jam & Spoon Manuela Mix) (7’30)

11.   ‘World in Motion’ (Pickering/Parke Mix) (5’09)

12.   ‘Here to Stay’ (Chemical Brothers Remix) (TBA)

13.   ‘Crystal’ (Lee Coombs Remix) (8’47)

 

DISC 4. BOBBY GILLESPIE LIVE TRACKS REVISED AT 15/10/02

1.       Ceremony’ (4’51) (Studio 54, Barcelona on 7 July 1984)

2.       ‘Procession’ (3’37) (Sunderland 15 August 1984)

3.       ‘Everything’s Gone Green’ (5’06) (Tolworth Rec. Centre, Kingston, London 6 Dec 1985)

4.       ‘In a Lonely Place’ (5’15) – Glastonbury Festival 20/06/81

5.       ‘Age of Consent’ (5’01) (Spectrum Arena, Warrington 1 March 1986)

6.       ‘This Time of Night’ (4’50) (Fulcrum Centre, Slough 7 Dec 1985)

7.       ‘The Perfect Kiss’ (9’19) (Fulcrum Centre, Slough 7 Dec 1985)

8.       ‘Fine Time’ (5’02) (Hoffman Estates, Chicago 30 June 1989)

9.       ‘World’ (4’44) (Starplex Amphitheatre, Dallas 21 July 1983)

10.   ‘Regret’ (4’05) – Reading Festival 31 August 1993)

11.   ‘As It Is When It Was’ (3’52) (Reading Festival 31 August 1993)

12.   ALAN WISE’S INTRODUCTION (1’32) (Olympia, Paris 12 November 2001)

13.   ‘Crystal’ (6’54) (Big Day Out, Gold Coast 20 January 2002)

14.   ‘Turn My Way’ (4’54) (Olympia, Liverpool 18 July 2001)

15.   ‘Temptation’ (7’58) (Academy, Brixton 10 October 2001)



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 24, 2002  
Very good news for all the US Fans. Rhino (Record company who released Joy Division "Heart and Soul" box set) has decided to pick up the boxed set and Greatest Hits.

NEW ORDER Boxed Set is set for December 2002 and Greatest Hits for February 2003.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 24, 2002  
Report from NME:

'GLASTONBURY' POSTPONED!

The stage version of 'GLASTONBURY', directed by KEITH ALLEN and designed by DAMIEN HIRST, has been postponed in MANCHESTER.

The event was scheduled to visit Manchester from Wednesday (October 23) to Saturday (October 26). However, it has been postponed. Organisers cite "Council Licensing difficulties" as the reason.

A statement reads: "The production will no longer be staged in the marquee at Whitworth Park. The producers still plan to tour the production to Manchester and will be announcing a new venue for later in November, in due course.

"The company apologise for any disappointment or inconvenience caused to those who have already booked to see the show this week in Manchester. All tickets will be valid for the forthcoming performances in November."

As a result, the production will remain in Cardiff at Pontcanna Fields for a second week.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 20, 2002  

This is the sleeve of NEW ORDER "Greatest Hits" release in France November 05, 2002
        



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 17, 2002  
R-A-M ( new group by David Potts (ex Revenge and Monaco)  News:

Catch the band live at the following October / November dates:

Friday 25th October @ the Garage, Islington, London

Monday 25th November @ the Hope and Anchor, Islington, London.
On stage - 8:45pm



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 16, 2002  
Report from manchesteronline.co.uk:

Drama over Glastonbury play cancellation

Belinda Hanks

A LICENSING mix-up has left hundreds of music fans disappointed after the cancellation of the play Glastonbury at Whitworth Park.

The stage version of the festival, written by Manchester's Zoe Lewis, has Brit-art's Damien Hirst on board as set designer, Fat Les frontman Keith Allen doubling up as actor and director and had recruited New Order to provide musical interludes live at the show's Whitworth Park tour dates.

Disappointed ticket holders have been told the show will not go ahead at that venue although organisers say they are doing everything they can to find an alternative space.

Mr Clive Darnell, 34, from central Manchester was one of those who paid for tickets. He told ManchesterOnline: "The ticket agency changed the dates and didn't let me know. Now they've cancelled those dates as well.

"I've had to pay postage and the booking fee. Plus, we had two friends travelling from London and two from Hull to go and see it. It's completely messed up the weekend."

Licence

Manchester City Council has confirmed it was unable to grant a licence for Glastonbury from October 22-26, and said the play's organisers had incorrectly applied for the wrong one.

A city council spokeswoman explained: "They (the organisers) applied for a stage play licence, but need a public entertainment licence."

She added: "The Council is still negotiating to see if we can provide them with a suitable venue and licence and that's still in progress."

She did confirm, however, that it would not be at Whitworth Park, because it is now unavailable and booked up: "We are hoping we can stage it somewhere else."

Writer Zoe Lewis declined to comment on the licence fiasco, but promised the show would go ahead on the rescheduled dates (October 22-26) and the venue will be confirmed ASAP.

Ticket agent Wayahead has now told Mr Darnell he will get a refund.

Anyone with tickets for Glastonbury can return them to Wayahead for a refund at Wayahead box office, The Hollows, St James's Street, Nottingham, NG1 6FJ, phone 08712 200 260 or visit the website below.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 16, 2002  
Report from NME:
Ex-FACTORY RECORDS boss TONY WILSON has been declared bankrupt, but is claiming it is all a mistake.

Wilson, whose Factory label launched Happy Mondays and New Order, is due in court in at the end of the week in an attempt to get the judgement overturned.

He told the Manchester Evening News: "It's all been one big clerical cock-up and I'm going back to court to have it annulled. I'm very annoyed by the whole situation and I don't know what the Inland Revenue has been up to. I'm actually in the most solvent financial position I've been in for years right now."

A spokeswoman for Manchester County Court told the paper that Wilson was adjudged bankrupt on September 13 after a hearing at the London Royal Courts of Justice.

Wilson was the focus of the Michael Winterbottom film '24 Hour Party People', starring Steve Coogan. He currently works for Granada News.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 15, 2002  
Report from Dennis R.:
"24 Hour Party People" Region 2 DVD will carry the catalogue number FACDVD424 out to buy on DVD and VHS on 27th January 2003. "

Below is a list of the extras for "24 Hour Party People" DOUBLE DISC SET:

-Tony Wilson Commentary (audio)
-Steve Coogan and Producer Andrew Eaton Commentary (audio)
-Artists Commentary (Video - commentary was filmed and we will have the film playing in a box on the right hand side) will include Rowetta, Peter Hook, members of Durutti Column and A Certain Ratio sitting in a Manchester bar
-Sleeve Notes - a Who's Who guide to the film
-24 Deleted Scenes
-Interviews with cast and crew
-Michael Winterbottom Documentary
-Central Station artwork designs and commentary
-Peter Saville artwork designs and commentary with Tony Wilson
-New Order Music Video
-Genesis of 24 Hour Party People - featurette
-The Real Tony Wilson - Featurette
-Playing People who are still alive - featurette
-And it's been given a FAC catalogue number: FACDVD424



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 14, 2002  
Report from Darren:
New Order Live in Finsbury Park should have some special features: 10 minutes of clips featuring footage from other gigs and backstage stuff.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 14, 2002  
Report from Ally:
Blatant plug I know, but RAM have a new track available for download in full on their web site http://www.r-a-m.com/.  "Roll Up!" is available in the music section.  For those of you unfamiliar, RAM is comprised of David Potts(ex-Monaco singer/guitarist/songwriter) and Paul Kehoe (ex-Monaco drummer)and are preparing an album for the new year.

In the meantime, a debut EP, "Songs On Page One" is now available through various online outlets as well as key record stores in Manchester.  For further details and a tracklisting check out the news page on the RAM site.. Two new London gig dates for the band in October/November have also been added, check those out in the gigs'n'dates section.

http://www.r-a-m.com/



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 12, 2002  
objectmerch.com news...

Object, Official New Order / Joy Division's North American merchandise company, is proud to announce that Joy Division has been added to the Object merchandising roster.

Joy Division still casts a shadow over modern music. Their story is told in the new movie "24 Hour Party People". Their music is as chilling now as it was on the day it was created.




Merchandise is now available online at http://www.objectmerch.com.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 12, 2002  

"RAM" first release (EP "Songs On Page One" is available by mail order from www.opalmusic.com). Where to buy it, check out this link http://www.opalmusic.com/a_to_z/ram2002.htm

RAM have a limited edition CD named "Songs On Page One".
The E.P. will be available in the Manchester HMV record store also. The four tracks on the release are:

01 Kite
02 Different Planet
03 Indian Song
04 Two Fine Lovers

check out RAM website www.r-a-m.com

 



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 11, 2002  

ARTHUR BAKER vs. NEW ORDER – ‘CONFUSION’

 

THE WHACKED MIXES

The second chapter of the Whacked Records story so far sees Arthur Baker and friends traveling back in time to 1983 to re-treat NEW ORDER’S seminal ‘CONFUSION’, (the track which was Bakers first collaboration with his longtime Mancunian friends) transporting it forward to 2002, deconstructing it and launching it straight back to the dancefloor.

Remixes that cover everybody’s palette from mongoloid house, electroclash, progressive breaks, dub and pure fucked up under ground come courtesy of KOMA & BONES, JUNIOR SANCHEZ, LARRY TEE, ASTO and ARTHUR BAKER himself - all artists who, like the track itself, need no introduction. The Koma & Bones recently hit  number 2 on the DJ Beats and Breaks Chart and was a Sure Player Pick in the Sept 20-Oct 2 issue. It was a Cool Cut Charts pick and has been played regularly by Ali B on Capitol Radio, James Hyman on XFM, Tayo on KISS and Annie Nightingale on RADIO ONE.

‘Confusion’ will be available on the following formats:

12” wackt002                 12”wackt002re                       CD wackt002cd

A.  Koma&Bones Mix      A1. Jr. Sanchez Vocal Mix       1. Koma&Bones Mix

B1.Larry T’s Mix             A2. Arthur Baker’s Mix           2. Arthur Baker’ Edit

B2.Confused parts         B.   Asto’s Mix                         3. Larry T’s Edit

                                                                                     4. Junior Sanchez’s Edit

                                                                                     5. Asto’s Edit

‘Confusion - The Whacked Mixes’ are released on 4th November 2002 on Whacked Records.

"CONFUSION" is available for pre-orders at a special price for a limited period at www.opalmusic.com.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 11, 2002  
Report from Vincent ( info from Dot music.com ):
Fatboy Slim, New Order, Joe Strummer, UB40 and Alabama 3 are to star in the forthcoming Keith Allen-directed play, 'Glastonbury'.

The play, which charts the experiences of seven festival goers, visits five venues over the coming months and features Damien Hirst designed sets underneath a 'big top' style circus tent.

Director Allen explained: "It's a play that will attract an audience that wouldn't normally go to the theatre.

"And if you want to attract a non-theatre audience don't put it in a theatre. It's a brilliant device to get people in to watch a play and think, 'Christ I get this, I understand this'.

"I passionately believe that people are bored with television to be honest, and everything about television. Not just reality TV, but most music TV is rank and incredibly boring, I think people don't go to 'shows' because it's never been on their agenda before.

"Basically everyone's 'tent-literate'," he added, "so why not do a show in a tent then."

Though a London venue has yet to be confirmed, organisers are hoping to secure a run at the Camden Roundhouse in 2003.

He told Xfm: "We're hoping it'll come into the Roundhouse, that's the plan, about February next year.

"Who would I like to play? Primal Scream, that'd be absolutely perfect, actually I'm speaking to Mani (Primal Scream bassist) at the moment about appearing in one of these shows.

"In fact we might have Moby, as he'd be over here at the end of our tour. That would be good. Can you imagine? 'Bloody hell, there's Moby'."

Artists involved in the tour will play dates that correspond to their individual hometowns.

Full tour dates are as follows:

Oct 16-19: Cardiff Bute Park
Alabama 3
Joe Strummer

Oct 23-26: Manchester Whitworth Park
New Order

Oct 30 - Nov 2: Birmingham, Cannon Hill Park
UB40

Nov 6-10: Brighton, The Level
Fatboy Slim

Tickets are available now at Ł15 (Ł10 concessions). http://www.wayahead.com?a=glastonb

 


movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 09, 2002  

World in Motion congratulate DMC contest winners

Andrew Aston, West Midlands, UK
Liane Chan, California, USA
Tony Fraser, Southall, UK
Leandro Paciarotti, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tony Zale, Chicago, USA
 

They will receive A New Order "Back To Mine" CD.

 

Where To Buy "Back To Mine"

Go To http://www.dmcworld.com/store/ or

Get a 10% discount off any order from Action Records (doesn't have to be New Order stuff).

When you place an order, claim the 10% Worldinmotion website discount by writing a note in the "Special Instructions" box at the bottom of the order.
http://www.action-records.co.uk/

Non-EC Customers get Their order VAT FREE



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 09, 2002  
New title for New Order Best of "INTERNATIONAL" (instead of "Here to Stay"), expect for the French market a limited edition 2 cd set with remixes never released on CD before, OCTOBER 29, 2002.

 CD 1

Ceremony 4'23 / Blue Monday 7'24 ( Original 12 " mix ) / Confusion 4.41 / Thieves like us 6'36 / Perfect kiss 4.49 / Shellshock 6'28 / Bizarre love triangle 6'42 ( Shep Pettibone 12 " mix ) / True faith 5.49 / Touched by the hand of god 7'03 (original 12 " ) / Round & Round 3.56 / Regret 4.08 / Crystal 6'50 / 60Miles An Hour 4'34 / Here to Stay (Radio Edit) 4.54

+ For the limited edition

 CD 2

Let’s go ( instrumental de la BOF " Salvation " ) / Lonesome tonight ( b side de Thieves ) / Fine time 6'15 ( Silk Hurley mix ) / Round & Round 6'51 ( Kevin Sanderson 12 " mix ) / Temptation 6'58 ( original version 1982 )



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 08, 2002  

World in Motion congratulate RAM contest winners

Konstantinos Vagdoutis (GR) - Robert Brady (UK) - Krister Hansson (Ger) - Ron Barlotta (US) - Connell Drummond (UK)
 

They will receive A RAM signed Limited Edition CD EP.

DAVID SULTAN

"RAM" first release (EP "Songs On Page One" is available by mail order from www.opalmusic.com).

RAM have a limited edition CD named "Songs On Page One".
The E.P. will be available in the Manchester HMV record store also. The four tracks on the release are:

01 Kite
02 Different Planet
03 Indian Song
04 Two Fine Lovers

check out RAM website www.r-a-m.com

 



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 08, 2002  
Report from Robert:


Here is the track listing for the new DVD "Live at Finsbury Park"by the way (according to a Swedish online shop)

01: Crystal
02: Transmission
03: Regret
04: Ceremony
05: 60 Mph
06: Atmosphere
07: Brutal
08: Close Range
09: She's Lost Control
10: Bizarre Love Triangle
11: True Faith
12: Love Will Tear Us Apart
13: Digital
14: Blue Monday

to be released 2 December, 2002.

also, apparently the sleeve for "international - the best of new order":


 



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 06, 2002  
Report from Paul:
"eco Challenge" and ESPN have used New Order music to enhance their broadcast.  Well the  Latin music station 92.7 "La Mega" which serves the metro area for Baltimore and Washington DC, is currently using the remix (from the Best of NO) of "Confusion" as background music while the DJ makes his announcements! 



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 06, 2002  
Report from Robert:
Looks like the title of "Here To Stay - The Best Of..." has changed to "International" - at least for some countries..



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 05, 2002  

Report from Arthur Baker:

Confusion 2002 will be released as New Order vs Arthur Baker  on whacked records November 4, 2002 in 3 configurations- 12 inch 1, the koma and bones vocal backed with the Larry Tee electroclash mix and parts(ie accapella and bits from the song).  12inch 2 will be the junior sanchez output mix, my new vocal mix  backed with the asto daze mix.  the cd will have radio edits of all mixes.



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 05, 2002  
meThe new mix album from DMC featuring New Order in the Back To Mine series will be available on October 15th 2002 for the US Market.


The album will be available in two formats, one mixed, one unmixed.


Here is the track listing:
01. Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band 'Big Eyed Beans From Venus' 02. Primal Scream 'Higher Than the Sun' 03. Missy Elliot 'The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)' 04. The Velvet Underground 'Venus in Furs' 05. Doves 'M62 Song' 06. Roxy Music 'In Every Dream Home a Heartache' 07. Cat Stevens 'Was Dog a Doughnut?' 08. Mantronix 'Bassline' 09. The Groundhogs 'Cherry Red' 10. Joey Beltram 'Energy Flash' 11. Donna Summer 'I Feel Love (Patrick Cowley mix)' 12. Can 'Mushroom' 13. Rhythim is Rhythim 'The Dance' 14. Giorgio Vs Talla 2XLC 'E=MC2'



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 05, 2002  
Report from CDjapan:
Artist: NEW ORDER
Title: Best Of New Order (Title subject to change)  (CDA)
Release Date: November  7
Catalog Number: WPCR-11420
Comments: New Order's latest best-of compilation. Includes their hit single "Here To Stay" produced by the Chemical Brothers, and six 12-inch mixes which are first-to-CD tracks. Sleeve cover artwork by Peter Saville.
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=WPCR-11420
************************************
Artist: NEW ORDER
Title: UNTITLED  (CDA)
Release Date: November  27
Catalog Number: WPCR-11421
Comments: 4-CD boxed set. Each of the discs contains tracks selected by a devotee of the band according to a theme. The said New Order buffs include Bobbie Gillespie (Primal Scream), Miranda Sawyer (journalist), Mike Pickering (M People/Hacienda), and John McCready (journalist).
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=WPCR-11421



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 04, 2002  
R-A-M ( new group by David Potts (ex Revenge and Monaco)  News:

"Songs On Page One EP"features 4 new songs out on bearhug productions

Available from HMV MCR and mail order @www.opalmusic.com

Live:

Life Cafe Manchester
The Late Room
Tues 8th October Ł3

Betsey Trotwood (56 Farringdon Road) London
Wed 16th October
&
Hope & Anchor London Monday
25th November

For more information on RAM visit web-site www.r-a-m.com



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 04, 2002  
Report from Jan A.:
Ford Australia have launched their latest model version of the falcon with a stomping new add featuring "Slow Jam" of New Order "Get Ready " Album.  The add showing a man driving his new model falcon  features an edited version of "Slow Jam" with the tag " can't get enough of this"



movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)October 03, 2002  
  • Phil Cunningham ( New Order keyboard / Guitar during live date) is currently in LA. He is gigging with a US band "Run Run Run" during October, doing dates with Haven.  Here is a web link.
    http://www.runrunruncentral.com/news.html


  • movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 30, 2002  

    WIN NEW ORDER BACK TO MINE

    World in Motion and DMC are having a New Order trivia contest. The winner will receive one of 5 New Order "Back To Mine" which is released today Sept 30, 2002. Simply answer the trivia question listed below (The info at the question can be found at DMC website, which is located at www.dmcworld.com).

    QUESTION

    Name a previous compiler of a Back to Mine album

    Submit your answer to compilations@dmcworld.com. Winners to be announced on October 9th 2002. the winner will be selected randomly from those who submit the correct answers. Be sure to include your name and address along with your answers.


    This contest is open to all the fan worldwide.

    Good luck to all who enter!

    meThe album has the following tracklisting:

    1. CAPTAIN BEEFHEART AND THE MAGIC BAND – Big Eyed Beans From Venus,
    2. PRIMAL SCREAM – Higher Than The Sun.
    3. MISSY ELLIOT – The Rain.
    4. THE VELVET UNDERGROUND- Venus In Furs.
    5. DOVES – M62 Song.
    6. ROXY MUSIC – In Every Dream Home A Heartache.
    7. CAT STEVENS – Was Dog A Doughnut?
    8. MANTRONIX – Bassline.
    9. THE GROUNDHOGS – Cherry Red.
    10. JOEY BELTRAM – Energy Flash.
    11. DONNA SUMMER – I Feel Love (Patrick Cowley mix)
    12. CAN – Mushroom.
    13. RHYTHIM IS RHYTHIM – The Dance.
    14. GIORGIO Vs TALLA 2XLC – E=MC2

    “We only just managed to patch things up for the last album and then this came along. Deciding the track listing just caused a load more fucking arguments!” Peter Hook, New Order

    "Here's a look back at the past that might give a glimpse of the future - 14 tracks whose only linking factor is that they're all f**cking great. Get with the programme." Muzik magazine compilation of the month

    "It's like the Hacienda never closed." Q magazine compilation of the month

    Where To Buy "Back To Mine"

    Go To http://www.dmcworld.com/store/ or

    Get a 10% discount off any order from Action Records (doesn't have to be New Order stuff).

    When you place an order, claim the 10% Worldinmotion website discount by writing a note in the "Special Instructions" box at the bottom of the order.
    http://www.action-records.co.uk/

    Non-EC Customers get Their order VAT FREE



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 28, 2002  
    R-A-M ( new group by David Potts (ex Revenge and Monaco)  News:

    WIN "RAM" SIGNED EP

    World in Motion is having a "RAM" trivia contest.

    WIN A RAM signed Limited Edition CD EP by answering this question!

    At What Venue are RAM playing on 8th October 2002?

    Need a hint, check out RAM website (News Section) www.r-a-m.com

    Submit your answer to contest@worldinmotion.net. 5 Winners to be announced on October 8th, 2002. Winners will be selected randomly from those who submit the correct answers. Be sure to include your name and address along with your answers.


    This contest is open to all the fan worldwide.

    Good luck to all who enter!

    "RAM" first release (EP "Songs On Page One" will be available by mail order from www.opalmusic.com from 7th October 2002).

    RAM have a limited edition CD named "Songs On Page One".
    The E.P. will be available in the Manchester HMV record store also. The four tracks on the release are:

    01 Kite
    02 Different Planet
    03 Indian Song
    04 Two Fine Lovers

     



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 27, 2002  
    Info sent by Vincent H.:

    Article in The Sun of today (Friday)
    NEW ORDER frontman BERNARD SUMNER makes his DJ-ing debut at tonight's exclusive party for techno star MOBY. But Bernard reveals he has never DJ-ed before. A pal said: "Bernard is quite nervous. There are going to be loads of celebs there and he isn't sure of what to play."



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 27, 2002  
    Report from Burn It Blue (Thanks Seb. L.):

    If you’re fed up with superstar DJ poseurs and like the idea of an unpretentious rollicking good laugh on a Monday night, look no further. Birmingham’s Code venue will shortly be hosting a new weekly Monday night entitled Happy Mondayz, which will feature Madchester DJs. The night will kick of on Monday September 30 with DJ sets from Bez (Happy Mondays) and Clint Boon (Inspiral Carpets). Subsequent Mondays will operate a rota system, whereby at least two of the following DJs will play: Bez (Happy Mondays), Manny (Primal Scream / Stone Roses), Bernard Sumner (New Order), Craig Gill (Inspiral Carpets), MC Tunes (808 State / Dust Junkies) and Andy Rourke (Badly Drawn Boy / The Smiths).  
     
    HAPPY MONDAYZ 
    Every Monday starting September 30, 2002  
    9:30pm - 2:30am 
    Admission Ł3 b4 10:30 / Ł4 after  
    At Code, Heath Mill Lane, Digbeth Birmingham



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 25, 2002  
    Report from Momo:

    NEW ORDER' s 4CD Boxset called "IV"

    Bobby Gillespie from Primal Scream, Mike Pickering, John Mc Cready, Miranda Soya selected the song.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 21, 2002  
    R-A-M ( new group by David Potts (ex Revenge and Monaco)  News:

    Catch the band live at the following October / November dates:

    Tuesday 8th October @ the Life Cafe, Peter Street, Manchester, The HMV showcase

    Monday 25th November @ the Hope and Anchor, Islington, London.
    On stage - 8:45pm



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 20, 2002  
    Report from Philip S.:
    "Here to Stay" is being played over the opening and closing titles to the Premiership football coverage on cable channel J Sky Sports here in Japan.  Great Austin Powers-ish graphics, too.

    Also, the October issue of Q magazine reports that New Order have begun recording the follow-up to "Get Ready" in Manchester. 



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 18, 2002  
    Report from RAM (new group by David Potts (ex Revenge and Monaco):
    "RAM have a new limited edition EP named "Songs On Page One" due out Monday 1st October available in the HMV store in Manchester only. The EP is a selection of home demos. The songs featured are Kite, Different Planet, Indian Song, Two Fine Lovers. The EP coincides with a gig at Life Cafe in Manchester on the 8th October."

    Visit www.r-a-m.com for further details or contact feedback@r-a-m.com



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 18, 2002  
    Report from Mark R.:
    Glastonbury (The Play)
    Brighton, Manchester, Cardiff and Birmingham
    A funny and insightful new play promising 'a little bit of Glastonbury', exploring the experiences of a range of characters at a festival. Performed in a huge marquee, it kicks off with live performances, some of which will be announced at the last minute.
    Confirmed so far are ALABAMA 3 (Brighton), NEW ORDER (Manchester) and UB40 and OCEAN COLOUR SCENE (Birmingham).
    http://www.wayahead.com?a=glastonb
    I do not know if NEW ORDER will play on those dates
    GLASTONBURY (THE PLAY) Whitworth Park Manchester WED 16/10/2002 20:00
    GLASTONBURY (THE PLAY) Whitworth Park Manchester THU 17/10/2002 20:00
    GLASTONBURY (THE PLAY) Whitworth Park Manchester FRI 18/10/2002 14:00
    GLASTONBURY (THE PLAY) Whitworth Park Manchester FRI 18/10/2002 20:00
    GLASTONBURY (THE PLAY) Whitworth Park Manchester SAT 19/10/2002 14:00
    GLASTONBURY (THE PLAY) Whitworth Park Manchester SAT 19/10/2002 20:00



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 18, 2002  
    Report from Jukka M.:
    24 Hour Party People will be the movie of opening night gala in Helsinki Film Festival Love & Anarchy next Thursday September 19th.
    Movies cinematographer Robby Muller will be the guest of opening night.

    If you interested check more page www.hiff.fi



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 17, 2002  
    Report from VH1:

    Latest New Order Gems Out Of Reach For U.S. Fans
     
    New box set, greatest-hits disc not scheduled for release Stateside.

    Did you find 1995's Best of New Order unsatisfying? Did the movie "24 Hour Party People" have you itching for more New Order rarities? Well, if you live in the U.S. consider yourself S.O.L.

    Though they're slated for release overseas,
    neither New Order's forthcoming box set nor their new greatest hits CD, Here to Stay, are slated to land in U.S. stores, due to the band's current wrangling with parent label WEA.

    Last year when New Order released their seventh studio album, Get Ready, it seemed like nobody was all that ready for their return. After an eight-year hiatus, the post-punk pioneers got a tepid reception, barely marking up the Billboard albums chart before falling off entirely.

    And even though a chorus of critics hailed Get Ready as one of the best albums of 2001, it took the release of Michael Winterbottom's homage to No Wave Manchester, "24 Hour Party People," to put New Order back on the proverbial map.

    Today New Order are riding on a full tank of pop-culture clout with a new generation of freshly minted fans. However, despite the swell of renewed interest, none of WEA's affiliated labels — such as Atlantic, Warner Bros. and Rhino — has stepped forward to put out the rarities-riddled box set or the new greatest-hits collection, which features period remixes.

    A rep from New Order's U.S. management accused the record companies of lacking a spine. "If record companies and radio can't exploit bands, then they don't know how to handle them. I think it's systematic of the whole industry, not just one company. These companies can only handle radio fodder, although I don't know what that says about the whole business itself."

    WEA had no comment except to reiterate that it will be releasing Here to Stay internationally and that New Order still have a label relationship with Warner Bros. in the United States.

    Track listing for Here to Stay:

    • "Ceremony"
       
    • "Blue Monday" (original 12-inch mix)
       
    • "Confusion" (Arthur Baker 12-inch mix)
       
    • "Thieves Like Us"
       
    • "Perfect Kiss" (original 12-inch mix)
       
    • "Shellshock"
       
    • "Bizarre Love Triangle" (Shep Pettibone 12-inch mix)
       
    • "True Faith" (original 12-inch mix)
       
    • "Touched by the Hand of God" (original 12-inch mix)
       
    • "Crystal"
       
    • "60MPH"
       
    • "Here to Stay"

    Gideon Yago

    This report is from MTV News



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 15, 2002  
    Report from The Musos (www.cup.uk.com)on Peter Hook (Greatest bass player from Salford)(Thanks Robert from the info):

    Damon Gough, Peter Hook and Primal Scream's Mani take to the stage...... 
     

     

     

     

    Our inaugural presenters, Jonny Vegas and Lauren Laverne announced the winners, the stars took to the stage and the first of The Musos were taken away by the likes of Ian Brown, Nitin Sawhney and Damon Gough. 

     

    Musicians voting for Musicians is what its all about and our winners seemed to get and appreciate the message:

     

     

    In an indoor venue, turfed entirely in real grass, complete with marquees and portaloos, the last festival of the summer took place. A blinding repertoire of live performances from The Darkness, Big Sur, Kid Galahad and Reef put everyone in the mood. Reef topped off a raucous night by taking to the stage with The Jimi Hendrix Experience's Bass-Player, Noel Redding to perform 'Hey Joe' and 'Voodoo Chile'. A fitting finale indeed. 

     

    The evening was beyond all expectations and we all feel The Musos has now firmly established itself in the Music Industry calendar.

     

    Get used to us - we're here to stay!
     


     

    Damon + Hooky share a joke..........
    THE WINNER

    BASSIST

    Peter Hook

    New Order

    SONGWRITER

    Damon Gough

    Badly Drawn Boy

    NEW BAND

    The Haven

    BEST LIVE

    The Charlatans

    DRUMMER

    Alan White - Oasis

    SINGLE

    Ian Brown

    F.E.A.R

    KEYBOARDS

    Tony Rogers

    Charlatans

    VOCAL

    PJ Harvey

    GUITAR

    Jonny Greenwood

    Radiohead

    THE MUSOS MUSO

    Paul Weller
     

     

     

    “What I’d like to say is (points to Johnny Vegas) shut the f*** up and (points to Lauren Laverne) shut the f*** up. When I started in this business in nineteen f****** seventy f******* seven we had beliefs and trust in people and trust in ourselves and it’s nice that twenty-five years later we now we have trust in someone. I’d like to thank my wife Becky for being my f******* mainstay throughout everything. I’d like to thank my mother. I’d like to thank my son, Jack and my daughter, Heather and my daughter, Jessica. Oh and Noel (Redding). And do you know what? Us bass players have got to stick together because nobody else wants to have anyf*******thing to do with us. It makes me laugh right, because I’ve been with Mani and he’s a ****. I want to thank Paul Simenon for wearing his bass low, Jean Jaques Burnell for having aggression. John Entwhistle for thinking he’s better than the lead guitarist when we know we’re better than the lead guitarist, right?  I want to thank Mani for making me party, I want to thank Keith Allen, Ian Curtis, Bernard Sumner, Steven Morris and I want to thank the best three-fingered, tone deaf bass player in Salford . And that’s me. Goodnight. F*** you. 

    - Hooky leaves the stage, forgetting  to pick up award. He returns to smash more microphone stands and collect award, leaving Jonny to cower behind the lectern saying "Oh f**k, he's back". He then returns to stage several times thereafter to “help” Damon Gough collect award, to rearrange microphone stands and to grab Johnny’s chest.

    Hooky gets to know Jonny better Arthur Baker

    Mani

    Primal Scream

    Bez



     



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 13, 2002  
    Report from Matt H. courtesy of Channel 4 Teletext:
    New Order release a remix album, HERE TO STAY, on Oct 14. It contains the original 12" versions of BLUE MONDAY, TBTHOG, PERFECT KISS, THIEVES LIKE US, TRUE FAITH, BLT, SHELLSHOCK & CEREMONY. It is previewed with a remix single of CONFUSION on Sept 23.

    Channel 4 Teletext in the UK confirm's New Order Box set out November 4, as yet untitled.
     



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 13, 2002  
    Report from Al courtesy of Burtitblue.com:

    NEW 1400 CAPACITY CLUB FOR MANCHESTER

    The Hacienda might have been unceremoniously turned into dust to make way for yuppie flats, but the city’s dance culture isn’t dead yet. A new 1400 capacity club, Ascension, will be opening its doors to the Mancunian massive on Thursday November 28. The club is housed in a five-floor building, which once housed Marks and Spencers. The building was gutted leaving designers and architects a blank slate to create a new environment. The top two floors have been turned into offices and recording studios for the creative industries, whilst the club is housed on the ground floor and basement. Ascension incorporates a two story, double decked bar and DJ booth which aims to create a sense of connection between the two floors. It will launch with a mini Manchester festival: 
     
    THURSDAY 28/11/02 
    Room 1: Scott Bond (Gatecrasher), Daniel Soto (GodsKitchen).  
    Room 2: Jim Shaft Ryan (Moneypenny s), Graeme Park, Dave Haslam
    Room 3: Cameron Dante, Johnny Casswell, Tom Golden. 
    Room 4 (VIP): Trafford Lovething, Andy H, Matt H. 
    10 till 2am 
    Ł7 no entrance after 11pm 
     
    FRIDAY 29/11/02 
    Room 1: The Sharp Boys, Tom Wainwright. 
    Room 2: Graeme Park, Johnny Casswell, TA Project (live). 
    Room 3: Cameron Dante 
    Room 4 (VIP): Shema (live). 
    10 till 4am 
    Ł10 no entrance after 12am 
     
    SATURDAY 30/11/02 
    Room 1: Petrae Foy (Garlands), Darren Tate (Angelic)+ Special guest (TBA). 
    Room 2: Hed Kandi (Matt Collins and Paul Wilson). 
    Room 3: Allister Whitehead (Bed), Cameron Dante,Tom Golden. 
    Room 4 (VIP): Johnny Casswell, Phil Gifford (Wobble). 
    10 till 6am 
    Ł10 no entrance after 12am



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 10, 2002  
    R-A-M ( new group by David Potts (ex Revenge and Monaco)  News:
    "Bristling, free-flowing melody in the finest of eccentric British pop traditions...one to watch!!"  -  City Life

    "F**kin 'ell! I'm 'avin this!"  -  Noel Gallagher, Oasis

    "RAM have ample glowing song craft of their own to make any past collaberations a hazy memory at the very least."  -  M.E.N, Star Choice.

    "Whether you were simply a fan of Pottsy in Monaco or are looking for an alternative to what the Yanks are offering us you can do worse than check out RAM. Remember where you read about them first."  -  Alex McCann, Designer Magazine

    Catch the band live at the following September dates:

    Monday 16th September @ Jabez Clegg, 2 Portsmouth St, M13 9GB.
    On stage - 10:30pm

    Thursday 19th September @ The Attic, above the Thirsty Scholar, Oxford Road.
    On stage - 10:45pm

                           
    www.R-A-M.com



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 09, 2002  
    Report from NME:
    NEW ORDER, OCEAN COLOUR SCENE THE ALABAMA THREE and UB40 are among the band who will feature when a new play about the GLASTONBURY festival tours the UK .

    The play, scriptwrited by Zoe Lewis, directed by actor and Glasto regular Keith Allen and with set design by controversial artist Damien Hirst, tells the story of seven very different visitors to Glastonbury. The couples meet, part, take drugs and party, before the story spins to a bleak and dramatic conclusion.

    The play will be performed in giant marquee that will be erected in turn in Brighton, Cardiff, Manchester and Birmingham, and the audience will pass through a series of sideshows, campfires and stalls before being entertained by a rotating line-up of bands, including the likes of New Order and UB40.

    Tomorrow night (September 9) Lewis, Allen and Hirst will mark the start of a 'pilot tour' for the play with a party outside London's Camden Roundhouse venue. Eventually the trio hope to take the play back there for a London run.

    Hirst has designed the set according to his friend and Fat Les bandmate Allen's wish to recreate a festival atmosphere.

    Allen said: "Damien has designed a set that will be like a corner of Glastonbury, with two revolving daisies in the middle. The audience will be able to lie down on cushions and drink and smoke."



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 07, 2002  
  • just got the news that HOOKY (yes, that's our Peter Hook) is DJing at the STONE LOVE club in NEWCASTLE next Thursday (September 12th).

    There are posters all over Newcastle about this event.


  • movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 06, 2002  
    info from Dotmusic:
    The dotmusic-endorsed inaugural Muso Awards took place this week amidst the kind of booze-fuelled chaos that was only to be expected from the first award show for musicians voted by musicians.

    Winners on the night included Paul Weller (The Musos' Muso), Ian Brown (Best Single), Badly Drawn Boy (Best Songwriter) and New Order's Peter Hook (Best Bass).

    Decked out like an authentic festival backstage area, with real turf covering the floor and plastic tables, the Ocean Venue was transformed into Glastonbury in North East London.

    Presented by Johnny Vegas and Lauren Laverne, the awards were sponsored by dotmusic in support of the Kandu Arts and Streetz Ahead charities that have worked with artists including Damon Albarn to carry out music workshops in schools in London and Bristol.

    Peter Hook made an early start to the chaos when, visibly worse for wear, he kicked over presenter Johnny Vegas' mic stand and launched into a ranted tribute to bass-playing legends including The Who's John Entwistle and Mani of Primal Scream and The Stone Roses.

    Badly Drawn Boy looked somewhat perplexed when Hook again invaded the stage and ordered Mani to join him.

    Later, Reef impressed the crowd when they appeared onstage with Jimi Hendrix Experience bassist Noel Redding to play a blistering version of 'Voodoo Chile'.

    The winners in full:

    The Musos Muso: Paul Weller
    Best Album: Nitin Sawhney
    Best Single: Ian Brown
    Best Vocal: PJ Harvey
    Best Lead Guitar: Jonny Greenwood - Radiohead
    Best Drummer: Alan White - Oasis
    Best Bass: Peter Hook - New Order
    Best Keyboard: Tony Rogers - The Charlatans
    Best Songwriter: Badly Drawn Boy
    Best Live Act: Charlatans
    Best New Act: Haven



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 05, 2002  
    From Playlouder.com:
    THE MUSOS KICK ASS!
    The fights! The swearing! The grass!

    What looked like being a dull awards ceremony became the new Brits last night, when The Musos' Best Bassist winner Peter Hook went characteristically barking.

    After telling hosts Jonny Vegas and Lauren Laverne to "fuck right off", Hook delivered a rambling speech, swore a lot, and fell off the stage. He then Reappeared during Badly Drawn Boy's speech, grabbing his award and swearing some more, and was joined by a similarly pissed up Mani to shout "fuck this shit" at the crowd. He spent the rest of the evening hitting people with his award and beaming dribblishly, occasionally throwing people to the ground and laughing. "I am entitled to have a good time," he shouted at us at some point, and who could disagree?

    In other Musos news, Ian Brown accepted his speech with the classic line, "stay off the cocaine," as hundreds of gakked up industry swine chattered oblivious, Badly Drawn Boy wore a NEW HAT (!!!), The Darkness and Crack Village decided to make "the new 'Walk This Way'", and the latter's Akira had a fight with two of My Vitriol. All in all a good night, really.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 03, 2002  
    Info from DOTMUSIC:
    September 3 sees the first of a new kind of awards show, The Musos where awards are voted by musicians for musicians.

    dotmusic is official sponsor for the event in which categories will include Best Guitarist, Best Songwriter, Best Single and more.

    All the votes come from registered musicians, casting their verdict on their peers.

    The award ceremony will take place on the evening of September 3 at Hackney Empire in London and will offer a 'virtual backstage festival' experience with exclusive performances from both established artists and new bands alike.

    DJing on the night will be Primal Scream, Irvine Welsh and others digging deep into rarely heard record collections.

    The Musos is unique because it is the only award ceremony which directly involves the musicians themselves. Award winners are voted for by their peers through a panel of top artists including newcomers such as Starsailor and My Vitriol to established artists such as Rod Stewart, Oasis, Blur, Bono and Ronnie Wood.

    Over 10,000 registered UK musicians will be able to cast their vote for the musicians that inspire their own work. From established stars to the artist just breaking through - your vote counts. With the support of the Artists up and down the country, The Musos is set to become the biggest voting event in the Music Industry calendar.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 03, 2002  
    Review from DOTMUSIC (Thanks Allan):
    Released on: Mon 23 Sep 2002
    NEW ORDER - CONFUSION (KOMA & BONES MIX) (WHACKED)

    This first collaboration between New Order and the legendary DJ/producer Arthur Baker brought Manchester's lively indie scene together with the sound of New York.

    It was a track that was instrumental in setting the stage for the dance explosion that followed. On its' 20th anniversary, Whacked have rounded up a fine collection of remixes.

    The track lends itself well here to Koma and Bones shadowy breaks mix.

    They've retained the original vibe, along with Peter Hook's distinctive bass, in both a vocal and dub offering. The memories come flooding back and it's beautiful to hear again, in any variation.

     


    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 02, 2002  
    Fresh from FFRR:
    24 Hour Party People nominated for a DOOBIE AWARD
     
    Forget the Grammy's...FFRR's soundtrack to '24 Hour Party People' has been nominated as one of the 'Stoner' soundtracks of the year by High Times Magazine... Tony Wilson is chuffed!
     
    Nominees as follows:
     
    24 Hour Party People
    Chelsea Walls
    How High
    Y Tu Mama Tambien
    1 Giant Leap
     
    Awards Ceremony to take place at BB King's in NYC on 9/29. FFRR will be there in full force with fingers crossed.

     



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)September 01, 2002  
  • Update on where to see "24 Hour Party People" in the US:

    Opening 8/9:
    Landmark Sunshine- NY, NY
    Lincoln Square- NY, NY

    Opening 8/16:
    Laemmle Sunset- LA, CA
    Laemmle Monica- Santa Monica, CA
    Laemmle Playhouse- Pasadena, CA
    Regal University- Irvine, CA
    Landmark Embarcadero- San Francisco, CA
    Landmark Shattuck- Berkeley, CA
    Pipers Alley, Chicago, IL
    Posel Ritz- Philadelphia, PA
    Posel Ritz- Voorhees, NJ
    Camera 3- San Jose, CA
    Cinearts Marin- Sausalito, CA
    Cinema 16- Mountain View, CA
    Landmark Kendall Square- Cambridge, MA
    Landmark Egyptian in Seattle, WA
    Landmark Bethesda Row- Bethesda, MD
    Dupont Circle- Washington, DC

    Opening 8/23:
    City Cinema 3rd Avenue- New York, NY
    Loews 19th Street- New York, NY
    Rose 1- Brooklyn, NY
    Clearview Cinema- Greenburgh, NY
    Landmark Metro- Seattle, WA

    Opening 8/30:
    Angelika Film Center- Dallas, TX
    Landmark Greenway- Houston, TX
    Landmark Main Art- Royal Oak, MI
    Angelika Film Center- Houston, TX
    Landmark Lagoon- Minneapolis, MN
    Landmark Hillcrest- San Diego, CA
    Madstone Tamarac Square- Denver, CO
    Regal Fox Tower- Portland, OR
    Regal Tara- Atlanta, GA
    Regal South Beach- Miami Beach, FL
    Regal Delray- Delray Beach, FL
    Sunrise Cinema- Sunrise, FL
    Ritz at the Bourse- Philadelphia, PA
    Towne 3- San Jose, CA
    Starz Film Center- Denver, CO

    Opening 9/6:
    Michigan Theatre- Ann Arbor, MI
    Harkins Camelview- Scottsdale, AZ
    Century Cinearts- Evanston, IL
    Loews Inner Circle- Washington, DC

    Opening 9/13:
    Landmark Tivoli- St. Louis, MO
    AMC Huebner Oaks- San Antonio, TX
    JACO Squirrel Hill- Pittsburgh, PA
    Esquire Art- Cincinnati, OH
    Market Arcade- Buffalo, NY
    Spectrum Theatre- Albany, NY
    Upstate- Rhinebeck, NY
    AMC Empire- New York, NY
    Cinema Arts- Huntington, NY
    Webster Place- Chicago, IL
    State Theatre, Ann Arbor, MI
    Regal Village- Boulder, CO
    Avon- Providence, RI
    Varisty- Honolulu, HI

    Opening 9/20:
    Reading Tower- Sacramento, CA
    AMC Castleton- Indianapolis, IN
    Del Mar Theatre- Santa Cruz, CA
    Pacific Cedar Lee- Cleveland Heights, OH
    Landmark Downer- Milwaukee, WI
    Osio Plaza- Monterey, CA
    Regal Channelside- Tampa, FL
    Regal Winter Park- Winter Park, FL
    Charles Theatre- Baltimore, MD
    Landmark Canal- New Orleans, LA
    Little Theatre- Rochester, NY

    Opening 9/27:
    Landmark Dobie- Austin, TX
    Marcus Westgate- Madison, WI

    Opening 10/4:
    Belcourt- Nashville, TN

    Opening 10/18:
    Naro Expanded Cinema- Norfolk, VA

    Opening 10/25:
    Lyric Council- Blacksburg, VA


  • movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 30, 2002  

    World in Motion congratulate 24 Hour Party People contest winners

    Mark Weaver (UK) - Aleksandar Temkov (Macedonia) - Rosanna Cooling (Ireland) - Cath Short (UK) - Steven Holland (US) - Isect Simbahon (New Guinea) - Jan Erik Justesen (Norway) - Sonia Monkey Baidya (US) - Rich Serna (US) - Edwin Combes (US) - Alex Staszko (UK) - Steven Lewis (UK) - Mac McNaughton (Australia) - Sandra Nikolic (Yugoslavia) - Jean-Christophe GOMBEAUD (France) - Juan Jose Gayo (Argentina) - Linda Huynh (US) - Marzena Szarek (Poland) - Craig Holden (UK) - Martin Sepulveda (Spain) - Luis Enrique Quiroz Alvirena (Peru) - Orlando Robles (US) - Kevin Kwong (Canada) - Steve Huber (UK) - Lisa Cho (US)
     

    They will receive A 24 Hour Party People Ben Sherman Shirt,  Poster, or CD Soundtrack. I will leave it as a surprise.

    DAVID SULTAN



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 30, 2002  
    info from Warner Music:
    A New NEW ORDER "BEST OF" should be released for the France market (only) October 23rd 2002 by Warner France. Stay tune for a contest to celebrate this great release.

    The track listing will be:

    Ceremony
    Blue Monday ( Original 12 " mix )
    Confusion ( Arthur Baker 12" mix )
    Thieves like us
    Perfect kiss ( Original 12 " mix )
    Shellshock
    Bizarre love triangle ( Shep Pettibone 12 " mix )
    True faith (Original 12" mix)
    Touched by the hand of god (Original 12 " )
    Crystal
    60MPH
    Here to Stay



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 28, 2002  
    Info emailed by Momo:
    meReleased September 30th
    Available on mix CD and unmixed triple vinyl.

    Tracklist + New Order Comments

    01. Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band 'Big Eyed Beans From Venus'
    A sci-fi blues freak out from the variable genius Van Vliet with spine tingling slide additions from Zoot Horn Rollo. Quite obviously the inspiration behind 'Confusion'

    02. Primal Scream 'Higher Than the Sun'
    A bit from the Orb's compressed pop mix and the stratospheric end bit from Weatherall's dub symphony with the metronomic Jah Wobble providing an unwavering backbone. Who could miss the similarities between this and Bizarre Love Triangle?

    03. Missy Elliot 'The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)'
    Timbaland's twitchy rhythms versus the cranky observations of the lady in the inflatable space suit. This was massive on the Joy Division tour bus.

    04. The Velvet Underground 'Venus in Furs'
    The sleazy cool reflected in the distance between Peter Hook's feet when he used to wear those leather trousers is perfectly encapsulated in Lou Reed's pervily sublime steal of a famous mucky book and the sound of John Cale sawing a cello in half. Which somehow perfectly leads us beneath a motorway bridge near NorthendenŠ.

    05. Doves 'M62 Song'
    You can hear the trucks and cars on this dark lullaby recorded in the dead of night. And the mic is passed to a feller in a sparkly jacket and greasy hairŠ.

    06. Roxy Music 'In Every Dream Home a Heartache'
    Simultaneously sinister and hilarious this love song for an inflatable lady friend was the kind of thing that the responsible young citizens that went on to make up New Order would twist their impressionable minds with.

    07. Cat Stevens 'Was Dog a Doughnut?'
    A peak time classic at Jellybean's Funhouse when New Order first alighted in electro land NY. Chick Corea is playing keyboards on this. On paper it might seem ridiculous, in reality it is perfect.

    08. Mantronix 'Bassline'
    Before narrow-mindedness set up a fence between house and hip-hop, this was the kind of record that filled the floor with ease at the Hacienda. Lyrically it's all but irrelevant, but its frantic edits and undeniable energy still make it special.

    09. The Groundhogs 'Cherry Red'
    A psychotic energy flash from a much misunderstood abstract blues band who, while their contemporaries sang of pixies and hobbits, traversed the same idiosyncratic route as Joy Division did almost ten years later. Peter Hook would probably tell you that Tony McPhee says more about his life than JG Ballard.

    10. Joey Beltram 'Energy Flash'
    Downright demonic, during the creation of this mix, shards of this devilish techno masterpiece appeared to replay in other rooms in the building for no good reason. Also features the word 'Ecstasy' which, though now ridiculous, at the time had a certain frisson.

    11. Donna Summer 'I Feel Love (Patrick Cowley mix)'
    Edited down from its original 15-minute glory in order to keep it burning here, this record still sounds incredible in any form. What could they have been thinking/drinking in Munich back then?

    12. Can 'Mushroom'
    Krautrock underpinned by the inspirational drumming of Jaki Liebezeit who appears to have studied under James Brown while the rest of the band kept busy sellotaping bits of dark Velvet to Stockhausen's arty pants. And Explosions as a bonus- what more could you need in any piece of music?

    13. Rhythim is Rhythim 'The Dance'
    Almost 15 years old and still peerless in all it's skeletal glory. Let's leave some intellectuals to draw a line between this and something off Power Corruption and Lies.

    14. Giorgio Vs Talla 2XLC 'E=MC2'
    Acknowledged on more than one occasion by Bernard Sumner as a transitional influence on the fledgling New Order, this celebration of machine music is the only place to end.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 28, 2002  
    New Order single "CONFUSION" will be re-released in UK September 23rd 2002.
    CONFUSION ARTHUR BAKER/ASTO UK, 12"
    Electro/Techno full on energy remix from Arthur Baker and a progressive stormer from new-comers Asto
    CONFUSION J SANCHEZ UK, 12"
    Excellent remixes from Junior Sanchez and Larry Tees.
    CONFUSION KOMA & BONES UK, 12"
    Breaks. Smashing remix from Koma & Bones. Also includes accapella. Plays from Rennie Pilgrem, Meat Katie etc.
     
    meThe new mix album from DMC featuring New Order in the Back To Mine series will be available on September 30th 2002.

    The album will be available in two formats, one mixed, one unmixed.

    Here is the track listing:
    01. Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band 'Big Eyed Beans From Venus' 02. Primal Scream 'Higher Than the Sun' 03. Missy Elliot 'The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)' 04. The Velvet Underground 'Venus in Furs' 05. Doves 'M62 Song' 06. Roxy Music 'In Every Dream Home a Heartache' 07. Cat Stevens 'Was Dog a Doughnut?' 08. Mantronix 'Bassline' 09. The Groundhogs 'Cherry Red' 10. Joey Beltram 'Energy Flash' 11. Donna Summer 'I Feel Love (Patrick Cowley mix)' 12. Can 'Mushroom' 13. Rhythim is Rhythim 'The Dance' 14. Giorgio Vs Talla 2XLC 'E=MC2'



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 27, 2002  

    Check out LA Weekly. Cover story and many articles on Tony Wilson and Joy Division.

    Features: A Mythic Thing by Brendan Mullen
    Tony Wilson on the city of Manchester, the Sex Pistols, Joy Division, Factory Records, New Order, the Hacienda Club, Happy Mondays . . . had enough yet?
    Published August 16 - 22, 2002

    Features: Love Will Tear Us Apart
    Ian Curtis, 1956 - 1980: No Rest, No Peace By Tony Wilson from his memoir 24 Hour Party People
    Published August 16 - 22, 2002

    Features: New Dawn Fades by John Payne
    Joy Division's grim effervescence
    Published August 16 - 22, 2002

    Features: The Ghosts of 'Madchester'
    Published August 16 - 22, 2002

    Film: From Requiem to Rave... by Brendan Bernhard
    ...and back again, in Michael Winterbottom’s 24 Hour Party People
    Published August 16 - 22, 2002



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 23, 2002  

    IN UK ONLY

     
     


     



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 22, 2002  
    Report from Colin:
    the New Order box set is due to be released soon with a selection of unreleased material of studio recordings recorded before Gillian joined the line up. Reliable sources tell me there is a considerable amount of unheard recordings that will be
    released with the box set as well as a singles compilation and a number of
    live recordings. Also an All Back To Mine compilation consisting of New Orders favorite tracks is also scheduled for release. As far as I know the format will be CD only and the reliable source of information may well be pulling his kite by now.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 19, 2002  
    Report from Simon E.:
    Taken from Rennie Pilgrim's record reviews at the tcr.uk.com site. Sounds like a belter remix- especially if you like breaks.

    < NEW ORDER >< 'CONFUSION' >
    [ WACKED ]

    One of the advantages of being electronic legend Arthur 'Hell's Angel' Baker is that you get to release material from other electronic legends on your new label. Once Koma + Bones had finished wetting their pants over the remix request they got their heads down and applied their super tight production skills give this very famous tune a 21st Century re-rub. Also present and correct are enough of the original to remind why it was such a classic in the first place -including Peter Hook's patented bass riffs. Apparently Bernard Sumner likes this new version so much he wants to re-vocal it and add it to the forthcoming New Order box set. Top.

    RATED 10



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 16, 2002  

    WIN "24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE" MERCHANDISE

    World in Motion is having a "24 Hour Party People" trivia contest.

    WIN A 24 Hour Party People Ben Sherman Shirt,  Poster, or CD Soundtrack by answering this question!

     

    Which actor plays Tony Wilson in the movie?

    a) Liam Gallagher

    b) Sylvester Stallone

    c) Steve Coogan

    d) Shaun Ryder

    Submit your answer to contest@worldinmotion.net. Winners to be announced on August 30th, 2002. Winners will be selected randomly from those who submit the correct answers. Be sure to include your name and address along with your answers.


    This contest is open to all the fan worldwide.

    Good luck to all who enter!

    The movie will be shown in a limited list of cities across the United States of America starting August 9th. (**Please check local listings for theatres and time schedules in your city):
    Check the official website for update www.mgm.com/ua/24hourpartypeople/

     

    Opening 8/9:
    Landmark Sunshine- NY, NY
    Lincoln Square- NY, NY

    Opening 8/16:
    Laemmle Sunset- LA, CA
    Laemmle Monica- Santa Monica, CA
    Laemmle Playhouse- Pasadena, CA
    Regal University- Irvine, CA
    Landmark Embarcadero- San Francisco, CA
    Landmark Shattuck- Berkeley, CA
    Pipers Alley, Chicago, IL
    Posel Ritz- Philadelphia, PA
    Posel Ritz- Voorhees, NJ
    Camera 3- San Jose, CA
    Cinearts Marin- Sausalito, CA
    Cinema 16- Mountain View, CA
    Landmark Kendall Square- Cambridge, MA
    Landmark Egyptian in Seattle, WA
    Landmark Bethesda Row- Bethesda, MD
    Dupont Circle- Washington, DC

    Opening 8/30:
    Angelika Film Center- Dallas, TX
    Landmark Greenway- Houston, TX
    Landmark Main Art- Royal Oak, MI
    Angelika Film Center- Houston, TX
    Landmark Lagoon- Minneapolis, MN
    Landmark Hillcrest- San Diego, CA
    Madstone Tamarac Square- Denver, CO
    Regal Fox Tower- Portland, OR
    Regal Tara- Atlanta, GA
    Regal South Beach- Miami Beach, FL
    Regal Delray- Delray Beach, FL
    Sunrise Cinema- Sunrise, FL
    Michigan Theatre- Ann Arbor, MI

    Opening 9/13:
    Lakeside 5- Santa Rosa, CA
    Landmark Tivoli- St. Louis, MO
    AMC Huebner Oaks- San Antonio, TX
    Landmark Dobie- Austin, TX
    JACO Squirrel Hill- Pittsburgh, PA
    Esquire Art- Cincinnati, OH
    Drexel- Columbus, OH

    Opening 9/20:
    Reading Tower- Sacramento, CA
    AMC Castleton- Indianapolis, IN
    Marcus Westgate- Madison, WI
    Del Mar Theatre- Santa Cruz, CA
    Pacific Cedar Lee- Cleveland Heights, OH

    Opening 10/4:
    Belcourt- Nashville, TN



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 15, 2002  
    Report from Michael S.:
    Double dose of Manchester on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" today Thursday (08/15) night...

    Guests: Wesley Snipes, Steve Coogan
    Music Guests: Oasis



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 09, 2002  
    Report from Dennis R:

    I have confirmation that Dendy Films will be distributing "24 Hour Party People" in Australia, however, at the moment, a final date has not yet been set for the film's release.  "It should however be sometime early next year, so stay tuned to www.dendy.com.au"


    Report from Marc Joseph:

    20+ reviews of "24 Hour Party People" here:

    http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/24HourPartyPeople-1114703/

    Eight are highlighted -- all positive.

    [My favorite:  "There's nothing quite as amusing as watching the rise and fall of an arrogant prick whose both delusional and visionary." -- MaryAnn Johanson, FLICK FILOSOPHER]

     

    This site has even more reviews (most of the major US outlets): 

    http://www.metacritic.com/film/titles/24hourpartypeople



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 07, 2002  
    Report from Rob B.:
    New Order's "Back To Mine" DJ Mix Series will be released on 30/09/02. This is the artwork (Can u see it????)


     

     



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 07, 2002  
    The New York Times article (Aug 4, 2002):


    A NIGHT OUT WITH Tony Wilson by Hilary De Vries

    LOS ANGELES

    BEYOND his glasses, black Gaultier sarong and sandals, not to mention the reputation for high-voltage iconoclasm that has followed him since he was a lad back in Manchester, England — or "Madchester," as it was then known — it's the frosted blue polish on Tony Wilson's toenails that seals it.

    "She did that five years ago and it annoyed people, so I've continued to do it," Mr. Wilson said on Tuesday evening, nodding at his partner, Yvette Livesey, a former beauty queen and the painter of his toenails. "I have this problem that I just like to get a reaction from people," he said as he ambled through the lobby of the Chateau Marmont hotel, trailed by a rather large entourage and clutching a glass of red wine.

    A TV anchor and music impresario who helped create the rave music scene in Britain in the early 1980's with his Factory Records label and fabled Hacienda nightclub, Mr. Wilson was in town to promote "24-Hour Party People," a mockumentary based on his life. The film, which opens on Friday, was directed by Michael Winterbottom and stars the British comedian Steve Coogan as Mr. Wilson.

    "When Michael first came to me about doing the film, I said: `Go away. That's the past,' " Mr. Wilson recalled. His rapid-fire conversation is laced with the same rhetorical fervor that led him to help found Factory Records in 1976 with a contract literally signed in his own blood. "But you don't know reality until someone makes a fiction of it," he said about his decision to agree to the film. "Reality needs the completion of fiction."

    That would also serve as a keynote for the evening. It included dinner at Lucky Duck, a Chinese restaurant-cum-club partly owned by Tom Atencio, the North American manager of New Order, one of Factory Records' bands, and a stop at the Pleasure Chest, a sex shop that Mr. Wilson considers a unique archive of American culture. "Unlike Britain, people in America don't talk about sex, but they have things there that you can't find anywhere else in the world," he said.

    The final and most restorative stop was for coffee and black-and-white cookies at Canter's deli to reminisce with Rodney Bingenheimer, a fixture in the local music scene. Mr. Bingenheimer, a longtime disc jockey, said, "Punk started in New York, but Tony started British punk."

    Mr. Wilson, 52, said wryly, "I'm an old hippie, so normally when we come to L.A., we just go to meetings and then do drugs and have sex." He led the group down the hotel driveway. In the car, he mused about the music scene in Britain. "There's an entire generation of new bands influenced by Nirvana and obsessed with American New Metal music, like Korn and Limp Bizkit," Mr. Wilson shouted over the music.

    "Yvette, is that a kilt?" interrupted Andrew Eaton, the film's producer, pointing at Mr. Wilson's sarong. "I mean, is there actually anything underneath that?"

    "Oh, it's really boring," Ms. Livesey shot back, lifting Mr. Wilson's sarong to reveal a pair of pants legs under the skirt flap. "It's really trousers."

    At Lucky Duck, Mr. Wilson greeted Brian Loucks, a music agent and an old friend, who introduced him to his dinner companion, Diane Warren, the Grammy-winning songwriter. "Tony is such an amazing person," Mr. Loucks exclaimed. "He's a true visionary."

    In the restaurant, Mr. Wilson ordered a mojito and asked, "Who was that?," referring to Ms. Warren.

    "Oh, she writes songs for everybody," said Ms. Livesey, who produces music industry seminars with Mr. Wilson.

    It was nearly midnight by the time they headed back to the Chateau Marmont. "In the 80's we played the Roxy and the Whiskey with our bands," Mr. Wilson recalled, speaking of legendary Los Angeles rock clubs as the car tooled down Sunset Boulevard past a billboard advertising "24-Hour Party People."

    He looked up at the sign then down at his watch and sighed. "We're not really 24-hour party people anymore," he said. "That's the irony."



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 06, 2002  

    The soundtrack "24 Hour Party People" was finally released today August 6, 2002 on FFRR Records for the US Market.

    http://www.essential.us.com

    The final tracklisting runs:

    • Sex Pistols - 'Anarchy In the UK' 3'30
    • Happy Mondays - '24 Hour Party People' (Jon Carter Mix) 4'27
    • Joy Division - 'Transmission' 3'34
    • The Buzzcocks - 'Ever Fallen In Love' 2'40
    • The Clash - 'Janie Jones' 2'03
    • Moby/New Order - 'New Dawn Fades' 4'51
    • Joy Division - 'Atmosphere' 4'08
    • Durutti Column - 'Otis' 4'15
    • A Guy Called Gerald - 'Voodoo Ray' 2'40
    • New Order - 'Temptation' 5'41
    • Happy Mondays - 'Loose Fit' 4'16
    • 808 State - 'Pacific State' 3'52
    • New Order - 'Blue Monday 7'28
    • Marshall Jefferson - 'Move Your Body' 5'14
    • Joy Division - 'She's Lost Control' 4'43
    • Happy Mondays - 'Hallelujah' (Club Mix) 5'38
    • New Order - 'Here To Stay' 4'56
    • Joy Division - 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' 3'24

       

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    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 05, 2002  
    The August issue of Pulse (Tower Records in-house magazine) has an article on 24 Hour Party People with
    director Michael Winterbottom.

    http://pulse.towerrecords.com/contentStory.asp?contentId=5517
     
    -    24 hour Party People review in New York daily news
     
    http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/story/7929p-7387c.html
     
    Report From Tim:
    The movie is also getting very good reviews at the Internet Movie Database website:

    http://us.imdb.com/Title?0274309

    In all, 169+ reviewers rate it a 7 out of 10.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 05, 2002  
    Report From Kevin:

    I thought you might like this photo. It is of a mosaic of the posters used to promote 24 Hour Party People at the Curzon cinema, Soho, London. I don't know who made the mosaic, maybe the cinema will have some details at www.curzon.net
     

     



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 05, 2002  
    Report From Medusa:

    Celebrate the U.S. release of the film "24 Hour Party People" !

    At The Metro Cafe
    1522 14th Street, N.W.
    Washington, D.C.

    Saturday 10th August 2002  10 p.m.
    $5 Cover Charge at the door
    All ages

    Spun by: DJ Medusa & DJ Strange

    Special "24 Hour Party People" prize packs will be randomly distributed
    throughout the evening to those *dressing sharp*!

    And the music of Factory Records (New Order, Joy Division, Happy Mondays
    and others) will be played for the ENTIRE evening, along with bands
    representing the Hacienda/Manchester scene.  Clips from the film will also
    be screened.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 04, 2002  
    Some Releases info: NEW ORDER -    "Back To Mine" DJ mix series is expected to be release in triple LP (BackLP11) and in CD (BackCD11) Aug 26, 2002.-    "Finsbury Park Festival" Concert filmed June 09, 2002 in London is expected to be release on DVD by the end of the year 2002.-    "Box Set" is still expected by the end of the year 2002.SOUNDTRACK-    "24 Hour Party People" is expected to be release August 6, 2002 in the US with a brand new sleeve.

    Click here for more info



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 02, 2002  
    Little report from New York where I went August 1 to the premiere in the US of "24 Hour Party People".
    Like Moby said "Outstanding",I had a great time seeing a movie about the legendary Factory Records label and The Hacienda club, and bands like Joy Division, New Order, Happy Mondays....


    Then I went to the Party where I had a little chat with Tony Wilson. Carl Cox was the DJ, there was great music mixing in the beginning that brought back a sense of nostalgia of music that you no longer have the pleasure of hearing much... such as, Joy Division / The Smiths / Stone Roses / The Charlatans / Inspiral Carpets / The Soup Dragons... I did see Moby at the party and some of the cast.

    Check out the official
    24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE Site for a listing of Theatres playing the movie near you: http://www.mgm.com/ua/24hourpartypeople/

    Special thanks to those that made it possible for me to attend.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)August 02, 2002  
    Report From RAM:

    OFFICIAL RAM SITE OPENS (02 August 2002)
    =======================

    The official web site for ex-Monaco songwriter David Potts's new band 'RAM' is now available at
    www.r-a-m.com.  It features all kinds of cool stuff as well as the opportunity to download an exclusive full-length RAM track "Whatever Happened To Me?" in MP3 format. Head on over and check out this exciting new Mancunian band, and be sure to give the track a listen.

    RAM will be playing live in September at the following UK venues:

    - 16/09/2002 Manchester Jabez Clegg
    - 19/09/2002 Manchester The Attic

    Visit www.r-a-m.com for further details or contact feedback@r-a-m.com



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 26, 2002  
    "Miraculous" - Premiere Magazine
    "Outstanding" - Moby
    "Brilliant"...I can't praise this movie highly enough...It bounds along at
    an excellent pace, the taut and witty script devetailing superbly with the
    expectedly brilliant soundtrack. - Irvine Welsh, Author of Trainspotting
    "Pills 'n' thrills &  bellylaughs. Makes Spinal Tap look like fiction." FHM
    "This year's coolest British movie." Glamour

    MGM and UA  are proud to present 24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE, the new movie by Michael Winterbottom
    Official Site: http://www.mgm.com/ua/24hourpartypeople/

    Manchester, 1976. Tony Wilson (Steve Coogan) is an ambitious but frustrated
    local TV news reporter looking for a way to make his mark. After witnessing a life-changing concert by an unknown band known as the Sex Pistols, he persuades his station to televise one of their performances, and soon Manchester's punk groups are clamoring for him to manage them. Riding the wave of a musical revolution, Wilson and his friends create the legendary Factory Records label and The Hacienda club, and bands like Joy Division, New Order, and the Happy Mondays emerge to change the industry forever.
    Packed with an incredible soundtrack and a famous cast of characters,
    24 Hour Party People is a sprawling, energetic, and humorous history of one of the most important periods in modern music.
    whether they are the combined issues, etc).


    The movie will be shown in a limited list of cities across the United States of America
    / Canada starting August 9th. (**Please check local listings for theatres and time schedules in your city):
    Opening 8/9:
    Landmark Sunshine- NY, NY

    Opening 8/16:
    Laemmle Sunset- LA, CA
    Laemmle Monica- Santa Monica, CA
    Laemmle Playhouse- Pasadena, CA
    Regal University- Irvine, CA
    Landmark Embarcadero- San Francisco, CA
    Landmark Shattuck- Berkeley, CA

    Opening 8/30:
    Angelika Film Center- Dallas, TX
    Landmark Greenway- Houston, TX
    Angelika Film Center- Houston, TX
    Landmark Lagoon- Minneapolis, MN
    Landmark Hillcrest- San Diego, CA

    Opening 9/20:
    Reading Tower- Sacramento, CA
    AMC Castleton- Indianapolis, IN
    Marcus Westgate- Madison, WI

    August 23rd
    Toronto

    August 30th
    Atlanta
    Dallas
    Denver
    Detroit
    Houston
    Miami
    Minneapolis
    Phoenix
    San Diego



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 24, 2002  

    Report From Dennis:

    Looks like we've got some re-releases coming up on July 29 in Australia. Not sure about exact details (label, whether they are the combined issues, etc).
     
    Joy Division - Complete BBC Recordings
    New Order - Radio One Live in Concert
    New Order - John Peel Sessions

    Report From Jan:

    As part of the Melbourne International Film Festival, "24 Hour Party People" will be shown twice on 27 July 2002 & 9 August 2002.

    http://www.melbournefilmfestival.com.au



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 22, 2002  
  • Well the official NEW ORDER UK website "http://newordergetready.com" has been shut down (no official confirmation). The good news is the band will start working on a new album October 2002.

    Thanks to NEW ORDER for a great comeback and amazing live performances.


  • movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 20, 2002  
    Report From Robert:

    Got this news from the official Ian Mcculloch site (http://www.ianmcculloch.com/) Terry Christian will be airing "The Best Of The Move" this Sunday, 21 July on Century FM. Tune in at 1pm, as Ian Ian Mac Culloch will be guest.

    Looks like a Move festival feature - perhaps there will be some excerpts from the New Order gig??



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 19, 2002  
    Report From Nick:

    In the latest issue of 'Slant' magazine (available from HMV stores in the UK - July 2002), there's a little article on Arthur Baker:

    BAKER GETS WHACKED OUT

    Ubiquitous breaks-meister, electro pioneer and New Order dude Arthur Baker has started up another label, Whacked! First up is 'Hold Your Head Up', a better based around Argent's 60s choon of the same name with an excellent mix from Belgium's bootleg bastards Soulwax and one from tribal breaks man Rennie Pilgrem on the flip. The likes of Si Begg, Trevor Jackson and Jagz Kooner are also lined up to be Whacked! soon.

    Arthur told Slant: "My plans are to put out punky electro stuff. It's not really big room house music, it's more eclectic than that. I've been digging back in the old dustry crates a bit as well. The guys from Soulwax have
    done a great, really surprising mix. I didn't know what they were going to do.
    Koma and Bones have also done an amazing mix of [New Order's] Confusion, that'll be out on promo soon. Trevor Jackson's doing some mixes, I've already done another track with Soulwax, one with Alan Vegas from
    Suicide. Keeping busy, yeah..."



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 18, 2002  
    Exclusivity From FFRR (http://www.essential.us.com):

    Expect a new NEW ORDER "best of" for US market Fall 2002



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 18, 2002  
    Report From The Sun ( Thanks Shug for the info):

    NEW ORDER, Oasis, The Charlatans all turned down the offer to play at the closing ceremony of next months commonwealth games. Manchester's biggest heroes declined to support the event, being held in the city for the first time. Instead, Eastbournes Toploader will provide the musical end to the grande finale on August 4. My source tells me "The organizers were really keen to get a big home town name, so the obvious choices were New Order, Oasis and The Charlatans - however all refused the slot. The bands all came to the same conclusion - that the gig would be a bit naff."
    Robbie Williams was another to turn down the offer of playing at the ceremony.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 18, 2002  

    http://www.essential.us.com

    Visit Essential the US label releasing "24 Hour Party People" soundtrack and Enter a contest to win tickets to screenings and more!

    Click here for more info



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 18, 2002  

    This is the cover of "24 Hour Party People" soundtrack soon to be release in the US August 6th, 2002

    The tracklisting runs:

    • Sex Pistols - 'Anarchy In the UK'
    • Happy Mondays - '24 Hour Party People' (Jon Carter Mix)
    • Joy Division - 'Transmission'
    • The Buzzcocks - 'Ever Fallen In Love'
    • The Clash - 'Janie Jones'
    • Moby/New Order - 'New Dawn Fades'
    • Joy Division - 'Atmosphere'
    • Durutti Column - 'Otis'
    • A Guy Called Gerald - 'Voodoo Ray'
    • New Order - 'Temptation'
    • Happy Mondays - 'Loose Fit'
    • 808 State - 'Pacific State'
    • New Order - 'Blue Monday
    • Marshall Jefferson - 'Move Your Body'
    • Joy Division - 'She's Lost Control'
    • Happy Mondays - 'Hallelujah' (Club Mix)
    • New Order - 'Here To Stay'
    • Joy Division - 'Love Will Tear Us Apart'



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 17, 2002  
    Report From ananova (Thanks Allan):
    New Order behind new DJ mix album

    New Order have curated a compilation album for DMC's Back To Mine DJ mix series.

    It is currently scheduled for release in August.

    The band are set to start work on a new album, the follow-up to last year's comeback effort, Get Ready.

    Bassist Peter Hook says New Order are anxious to start recording again following the album's success.

    "We're enjoying ourselves so much, we thought we'd strike while the iron's hot," Hook tells this month's Mixer magazine.

    Hook claims the album will be "24 hours of Cajun house, with a bit of Liverpool, tap dancing and line dancing."



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 17, 2002  

    The Chemical Brothers are releasing July 17, 2002 in Japan a CD EP in conjunction with the band's latest show in Japan (at Fuji Rock Fest. 2002.) Includes latest remixes of "Star Guitar," the album's title track "Come With Us," "H.I.A.", plusTEMPTATION/STAR GUITAR (Live from Brixton Academy).



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 17, 2002  
    Report From Michinori (Check out his Factory website in Japanese at http://www.horae.dti.ne.jp/~ouchman):
     

    Check out the US website with Theatres List, Special Trailer....

    http://www.mgm.com/ua/24hourpartypeople/index.html



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 16, 2002  
    More pictures taken by Neil w.:


     



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 13, 2002  

    Some pictures taken July 13, 2002 at Move Festival, Manchester by Jason s.

    Setlist by Al Jarvis:



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 15, 2002  
    Reviews From The Sun (Thanks To Vincent): Live: New Order

    MANCHESTER’S Move Festival ended with the city’s biggest bands playing at their best.

    NEW ORDER, DOVES and ELBOW were greeted by the home crowd at Old Trafford Cricket Ground with thunderous applause.

    Elbow got the day off to an impressive start and Doves kept everything moving nicely.

    But there was no doubt who the stars were.

    New Order’s BERNARD SUMNER and PETER HOOK may be fatter and wrinklier but their set was outstanding.

    Opening with Love Vigilantes then Crystal – their best single in years – the place lit up with lasers and a sea of clapping hands.

    They played all the hits, including Bizarre Love Triangle, Touched By The Hand Of God, True Faith and Joy Division’s Transmission.

    Football anthem World In Motion saw comedian KEITH ALLEN join them to do the John Barnes rap.

    Add an encore of the recent Blue Monday/Can’t Get You Out Of My Head remix and you had one amazing night.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 14, 2002  

    Well beside being my birthday today (Bastille Day ), some info on yesterday New Order Concert

     
    Report From NME:
    New Order - emotional, yesterday

    MANCHESTER UNITED

    New Order were joined onstage by comedian Keith Allen for a work through football anthem ’World In Motion’ during their homecoming gig on the final day of the NME-sponsored Move Festival, last night (July 13).

    Allen joined the veteran Manchester band just before the encore, taking the chanting vocal parts and the John Barnes ‘rap’ from the original – released as the 1990 England World Cup football squad anthem.

    Singer Bernard Sumner introduced Allen as the "prince of darkness," and jokingly referred to the failure of his recent World Cup song with Fat Les, ‘Who Invented Fish and Chips?’ saying, "his last single didn’t do very well so we had to bring him on."

    The triumphant show also saw the band return Kylie Minogue’s tribute, by mixing ‘Can’t Get You Out Of My Head’ into the beginning and end of their classic ‘Blue Monday’. Kylie had worked the same two tracks at the Brit Awards.

    Lancashire County Cricket Club, also saw New Order continue their recent tradition of packing the set with songs from their Joy Division days, including ‘Transmission’ and ‘Atmosphere’, ‘She’s Lost Control’ – which bassist Peter Hook dedicated to late Who bassist John Entwhistle. Hook also dedicated ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart’ "to all of you, Manchester, because I’m fucking proud to live here."

    Sumner also confirmed that Move would be their last show before returning to the studio to work on the follow-up to last year’s ‘Get Ready’ album.

    The finale of the four-day event doubled-up as a celebration of music in Manchester, seeing rapturously-received sets from local favourites Doves, Elbow and Alfie.

    Last-minute additions Echo and the Bunnymen defied speculation that they might the subject of abuse from the partisan crowd as they were the sole act on the bill from Liverpool. Civic rivalry between the two towns is legendary. The Bunnymen were drafted in after Shaun Ryder – due to debut his new solo project – dropped out at the eleventh hour.

    Alongside New Order, the last four days at Move saw headline shows from Paul Weller, Green Day and David Bowie.

    Here is New Order's set list:
     

    Love Vigilantes
    Crystal
    Transmission
    Regret
    60 miles an hour
    Atmosphere
    Brutal
    She's Lost Control
    Bizarre Love Triangle
    Touched By The Hand of God
    True Faith
    Temptation
    World In Motion
    --------------------------
    Digital
    Love Will Tear Us Apart
    Can't Get You Out Of My Head/Blue Monday
    Your Silent Face



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 13, 2002  

    World in Motion and Object Merchandise congratulate New Order  5 contest winners

     KEVIN WADELL from CANADA

     LEE DUDDRIDGE from UK

     BRANDON GOLSBERRY from USA

     ALISON TAYLOR from NEW ZEALAND

     RICHARD GARCIA from USA

    They will receive one brand new designed "Ceremony" T-Shirt offered by Object, Official New Order's North American merchandise company.. This website is located at www.objectmerch.com.

    The correct answer is as follows

    1. New Order released two 12-inch versions of the "Ceremony" single in 1981 via their label Factory. One had a green cover and one had a cream/blue sleeve cover. What is the difference between the two versions?

    Answer: The Difference is:  the 'Cream/Blue' sleeve version of Ceremony was a re-recorded version. It was re-recorded with Gillian Gilbert who joined the band

    On behalf of Worldinmotion and Object Merchandise, we thank all participants for submitting your answers.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 09, 2002  
    Report From Ruddi:

    If you scroll down this Danish website until you reach Sondag 30.june there are 4 WMV NEW ORDER video excerpts from the concert. Only about 15 secs. each

    http://www.interestingstuff.dk/



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 08, 2002  
    Report From Robert E.:

    A NEW TV show focusing exclusively on music from the North West hits British screens next week.

    THIS IS MUSIC, a six-parter from Granada, showcases the region's best up-and-coming acts and features bands including Manchester's ALFIE and Liverpool's THE CRESCENT. [...]The series includes footage of gigs by unsigned acts recorded at regional live venues including Wigan band MOCO - described as The Strokes fronted by a Jarvis Cocker/Iggy Pop hybrid - and Manchester's PEDAL, a hip-hop influenced collective. Show 1 - (July 3) Alfie (Manchester) Superstring (Manchester) John Power (Liverpool - exclusive performance of new solo material) Stone Roses (archive) Show 2 - (July 10) The Crescent (Lpl) Crazy Penis (Mcr) *****Joy Division (archive)***** Show 3 - (July 17) Tompaulin (Blackburn) Fi-Lo Radio (Chorley/Preston) The La's (archive) Show 4 - (July 24) Jane Weaver/Misty Dixon (Mcr) The Wandering Step (Preston) The Buzzcocks (archive) Show 5 - (July 31) Alpine Stars (Mcr) Happy Mondays (archive) Show 6 - (August 6) The Coral (Lpl) TBC Fingathing (Mcr) The Charlatans (archive)
    .



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 05, 2002  
    Report From Jim W.:

    a half hour JOY DIVISION documentary is to be shown on play-uk tonight:
    http://www.playuk.tv
    Sex, Drugs and Ruck'n'Roll: Joy Division
    Friday 5 Jul, 23:10 - 23:40

    Series telling the real stories behind the careers of music megastars. This edition looks into the tragic story of influential Manchester post-punk band Joy Division, who went on to become New Order after the suicide of their original front man, Ian Curtis. Contributors include Factory Records boss Tony Wilson and Vini Reilly of the Durutti Column. Subtitled.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 05, 2002  
    Report From Alex:



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)July 03, 2002  
    From a Fan Jason Stephenson (www.jason38.freeserve.co.uk):

    This is custom vespa called "ceremony", it has been painted with airbrushed murals of NEW ORDER and JOY DIVISION. All the wheels, forks, handlebars, engine etc, have been engraved and chrome and gold plated.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 29, 2002  

    Fuel Records will release July 16th, 2002 for the US market a new 2CD-set

    New Order & Joy Division "Before & After The BBC Sessions"

    CD ONE-
    JOY DIVISION -The Complete BBC Recordings-

    1. LOVE WILL TEAR US APART AGAIN / 2. EXERCISE ONE / 3. INSIGHT / 4. SHE'S LOST CONTROL / 5. TRANSMISSION / 6. 24 HOURS / 7. COLONY / 8. SOUND OF MUSIC / 9. TRANSMISSION / 10. SHE'S LOST CONTROL / 11. Interviews segment with Ian Curtis and Stephen Morris

    CD TWO
    NEW ORDER - BBC Radio I Live in Concert

    1. TOUCHED BY THE HAND OF GOD / 2. TEMPTATION / 3. TRUE FAITH / 4. YOUR SILENT FACE / 5. EVERY SECOND COUNTS / 6. BIZARRE LOVE TRIANGLE / 7. PERFECT KISS / 8. AGE OF CONSENT / 9. SISTER RAY



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 28, 2002  
    Report From Brian:
    manchester music

    New Order's Peter Hook

    24 Hour Party People

    City Life

    New Order's Peter Hook reveals the band's plans to play Old Trafford and get Beckham to rap on a remix of World In Motion.

    New Order are to top a massive Manchester line-up on the final day of the new Move festival which will will take place at Lancashire County Cricket Club from Thursday, July 11 - 13 supported by Doves, Shaun Ryder's new band SWR, Elbow and Alfie.

    Thursday is headlined by Green Day, with No Doubt and more names to be announced. Friday is headlined by Paul Weller, with Ian Brown, Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros, Shed 7 and Haven. Tickets are on sale now.

    So how are you looking forward to playing LCCC?

    "Yeah, definitely. It's good 'cos you've got a bunch of Yanks, then a Cockney, but you finish up with the Mancs. It's gonna be the last date that we do as well, before we stop playing to go back in and start the new album, so it'll be good to go out with a real bang. The only thing is, 'cos it'll be such a top day out, it's one of those where your mates end up having a better time than you.

    Are you looking forward to playing with the likes of Shaun Ryder and Doves?

    Yeah, if Shaun's stuff is anything like his old stuff then it'll be entertaining to say the least. And Doves are always good value aren't they?

    Any new additions to the set for the gig?

    Are you trying to say we're boring? [laughs]... no we'll be doing a couple of new tunes. We'll be doing the Chemical Brothers track and we'll maybe pull out World in Motion for the football fans. See if we can't get Beckham to do a bit of rapping on it. He should be well up for it I reckon. Keith [Allen, collaborator on the original 'World In Motion'] is still working on it, so I'm looking forward to that. If it comes off it'll be great. We'll be changing the Joy Division stuff as well, to fit in with the stuff that's included in the film.

    It must be a weird time for you at the moment, what with the film and everything?

    It is weird yeah. Obviously with the film we've all gone through what's documented there, but we've never had to sit there and watch it being played back before us. But generally it's good, it's one of those times when you feel a bit blessed, like nothing can go wrong.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 28, 2002  
    Report From Jukka M.:

    Finnish radio will broadcast live New Order's Roskilde gig tomorrow Saturday (June 29)
    The gig will begin 10PM in Roskilde time (11PM in Finnish time). It is possible to hear it via internet.Address is
    www.yle.fi/radiomafia.
    On right top corner of this page you can find "on air"-section



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 28, 2002  
    Report From Enda:
    This  is  part  of  a  review  of  headline  act  Red  Hot  Chilli  Peppers  taken  from  the  Irish  daily  newspaper  The  Irish  Times,  published  Thursday,  June  27,  the  gig  was  in  Lansdowne  Road,  a  rugby  stadium  in  Dublin  on  Tuesday,  June  25th.
     
    Lansdowne  Road  was  bathed  in  west  coast  sunshine  as  the support  act,  New  Order,  took  the  stage  to  general  indifference  from  the  youngsters  up  the  front.  The  headliners  are  huge  fans  of  the Manchester  electro-pioneers,  but  the  crowd  just  wants  some  Californication.  "Tell  yer  dads  you  saw  us,"  quips  singer  Bernard  Sumner  in  disgust.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 25, 2002  

    * NEW ORDER TRIVIA CONTEST II - Enter to win Object's newest New Order tee-shirt based on the cover of the "Ceremony" 12" record

    World In Motion is holding a trivia contest.

    Five winners will be chosen from those who answer the question correctly. Winners will receive a brand-new tee-shirt featuring the artwork found on the cover of the "green version" of New Order's 12" single "Ceremony". Go to http://www.objectmerch.com to view this design, as well as all official New Order merchandise offered by Object.

    http://www.objectmerch.com

    Follow this link for contest details.

    Good luck to all

    David Sultan



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 24, 2002  
    Report From Brian:

    In the new issue of Entertainment Weekly (The "It" issue with Keanu Reeves and Carrie Anne Moss of the Matrix movies on the cover ), Joy Division is named as the "It Retro Depressives". It's a small write up that mentions not only Joy Division, but the film 24 Hour Party People and New Order as well.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 23, 2002  
    Report From allstar.com:  

    Paul Oakenfold

    Paul Oakenfold has a few strong words about the film about the Mancester music scene, 24 Hour Party People, which came out in April in the U.K. and is due in the U.S. on Aug. 9.

    "I was involved in that scene from producing [Happy] Mondays, touring with the Stone Roses, and DJing at the Hacienda," Oakenfold told CDNOW's Peter Gaston in a recent interview. "The way [Factory Records founder and author of the book on which the film is based] Tony Wilson's making it out, if it wasn't because of him, music wouldn't exist. It wasn't the be all and end all. There was a scene, it was a good scene, but music's bigger than one band.

    "Dance music's bigger than one DJ. I'd always seen it as more of a uniform approach in the sense that there are a lot of people involved. There's a lot of unsung heroes in that Manchester scene that never got credit. I think the film is quite shallow, myself. It doesn't represent truly what was going on in the scene. All they're trying to do is say that if it wasn't for Manchester, this music wouldn't be big. I disagree with that. The Clash were bigger than all those bands. There was a major scene going on in England at the time, in England as a country, not in one town.

    "If you look at it now, [Tony Wilson] is a real big fool because he signed New Order and Happy Mondays on a napkin, so when his company was 2 million in debt, they had no assets so he couldn't sign on these bands to other record companies to cover his debts and make money, so he ended up making nothing out of it. Why would I want to sign you in my blood? What does that mean? Anyone with common sense knows it's a stupid thing to do."

    The soundtrack to the movie, due July 30 in the US, features New Order, Happy Mondays, Sex Pistols, Joy Division, Moby, and others.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 18, 2002  
    Review From Designer Magazine (Here's a review of RAM first gig last week): RAM ( new group by David Potts (ex Revenge and Monaco) )are currently putting some gigs together for summer, these are:

    Mcr Roadhouse     5th July
    Mcr Band On The Wall  
    30th July

    More to be confirm very soon
     

    Ram - Night & Day - 12.6.02

    After suffering in the hands of the Libertines earlier tonight I walked the streets of Manchester in search of music. And pied piper like I was lead to the Night & Day cafe where I encountered the poptastic sounds of RAM fronted by a strange but familiar figure on vocals. Of course to those in the know, or at the very least Manchester, that figure is none other than Pottsy from Monaco. If you remember Monaco stormed the charts a few years back with classic songs such as "What Do You Want From Me?", but were always in the shadow of New Order. To condense over a decade of New Order side projects into one sentence - Monaco were better than the Other Two, but way short of Electronic. Simple, concise and to the point.

    Bringing it back up to date, RAM delivered a storming set around last years In The City conference and were tipped to be signed had it not been for various management wrangles which has kept them out of action for the past six months. Back and with a new found energy they do say that good things come to those who wait and if tonight's set is anything to go by Manchester will be washing its hands of Nu-Acoustica lo-fi bullshit and rubbing its hands with glee at a band who can finally fill theatres with its lush pop sounds. Take "My Favourite Onion" with its incessant keyboard motif, before the huge chorus comes in and the biggest smile lights your face since you saw Steve Coogan in 24 Hour Party People.

    The great thing about RAM is that they have this huge Northern heart and soul, but it isn't weighed down with sounding like you archetypal Manchester band. Note the lack of the words The Smiths, Oasis, Stone Roses or the Happy Mondays in the musical references - of course they're all there somewhere in Pottsy horizons, but his scope is bigger than all that and looks back to the harmonies of the Beatles or the Beach Boys through to the grand theatre of bands like My Life Story and the glam generation.

    Whether you were simply a fan of Pottsy in Monaco or are looking for an alternative to the what the yanks are offering us you can do worse than check out RAM. After finally shaking off the Nu-Acoustic tags, Manchester really is the musical capital of England once again and within the next 12 months the likes of RAM, The Cardinals, Stephen Nancy, Fi-Lo Radio, Oceansize and Nylon Pylon will be the only bands you care about. Remember where you read about them first.

    Alex McCann



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 17, 2002  
    Review From Dotmusic.com
    Gig played on: Sat 8 Jun 2002
    NEW ORDER - FINSBURY PARK, LONDON
     
         


     

    It's only taken them 25 years, but New Order have finally got this gig thing licked. All you need, it would appear, is a singles set, a few rehearsals to shed that hit-or-miss tag, and an approach to stagecraft presumably inspired by a careful study of pantomime. Here are the showmen, anyone?

    "It didn't bloody rain for the Queen," moans Bernard Sumner, contrasting HM's golden jubilee with his band's silver (Concorde even provides a coincidental flypast). In point of fact, it doesn't actually rain for New Order either, though the thousands who've arrived early for an undercard featuring the likes of Air and Echo & The Bunnymen are drenched by torrential afternoon downpours. Things underfoot are decidedly messy - as anyone trusting enough of the English summer to wear sandals can attest - but by the time Sumner and co arrive on stage a little after 8, north London is smiling beneath clear blue skies.

        
     

    Barney doesn't let that minor detail stop him, though. Dancing on the spot when he's not playing guitar, he hams it up throughout, and as he introduces 'Confusion' his entire band leave the stage after he complains that this is his one chance to star. Boom, and, indeed, boom.

    New Order are now happy to not only acknowledge but to celebrate their incarnation as Joy Division, and a great deal of the relaxed and playful spirit of their performance probably stems from this. For a band who have consistently cultivated an aura of mystique, the aimiable blokeishness of much of the set is both unexpected and reassuring. There's something slightly askew about Sumner's aping of Ian Curtis' chin-in-chest vocal during 'She's Lost Control', but the thorough going-over they give to 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' shows that their attitude to these songs, so special to so many, is rightly respectful without being over-reverential.

        
     

    Just as soon as it's warming up, though, the set comes to an abrupt end. And while an encore isn't long in arriving, there's a palpable sense of people feeling somewhat short-changed. Still, the Joy Division obscurity 'Digital' - with guest vocals from Barney's '24 Hour Party People' double, John Sim - followed by a spectral 'Blue Monday' both go a long way to alleviating those concerns. And, while 'Your Silent Face' is the last song, the curtain is really brought down by an inevitable, euphoric 'World In Motion', New Order's feel for the appropriate mood outweighing any artistic preciousness. There are birthday parties where 25,000 people chanting "Ing-ur-land" would be, at best, inappropriate - but this isn't one of them.

    Angus Batey

    It is now official, that New Order will play Saturday June 29th at 10 PM at the Orange stage.

    Orange stage is the biggest at Roskilde, and will hold about 60.000 people.

    New Order will be followed by Primal Scream they'll play at 1.00 am, this will give New Order the chance to play at least 2 hours.

    Other headliners at Roskilde is:
    Chemical Brothers
    Rammstein
    Starsailor
    Andrew WK
    Pet shop boys
    Red Hot Chilli Peppers
    Garbage
    Travis
    White stripes

    and 150 other bands, and yes tickets are still available more info at
    http://www.roskilde-festival.dk



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 16, 2002  
    Review from Telegraph.co.uk (Thanks to Mark):

    New Order banish the dark clouds of disunity
    (Filed: 11/06/2002)
     

    Richard Wolfson reviews New Order at Finsbury Park, N4
     

    It was a brave crowd who assembled to witness this rare London appearance by New Order. Dressed for an outdoor adventure course, they spent many hours shivering in the wind and the rain. Support act, the French band Air, began to warm things up as the conditions eased slightly, and a cheer went up when a shaft of sunlight finally broke through. Air's delicate, ambient set matched the mood perfectly, as thawing bodies were drawn gently back into the land of the living.

    By the time New Order hit the stage, the weather had moved on, and the sky was clear. "Sorry about the rain - it's much worse for us backstage though," quipped their frontman, Bernard Sumner, before launching into their latest single, Crystal. The group had brought in Phil Cunningham on guitar and keyboards, to replace Gillian Gilbert. His guitar made a pleasing scrunching double act with Sumner's, and they more than reproduced the rock-heavy sound of their latest album, Get Ready.

    Having overcome several years of near splits and personal differences, the band seems to have rediscovered a manic, joyful unity. Sumner pranced around the stage, occasionally whooping, and the usually irascible bass player, Peter Hook, strutted his stuff like a 10-year-old playing air guitar. All this good humour seemed odd - in their former incarnation as Joy Division, they had a reputation as the world's most miserable band. It was after the suicide of Joy Division's intense lead singer, Ian Curtis, in 1980 that the remaining members re-formed as New Order, and it is only in the past couple of years that they have felt able to play the Joy Division songs. The good humour projected from the stage was echoed by the blow-dried crowd, who sang along in football-chant style with the doom-laden lyrics of songs such as Atmosphere and Love Will Tear Us Apart.

    Regret, True Faith and Ceremony all received the same treatment, bashed out beautifully by the band and sung by the multitude, rather like a Rod Stewart concert. It's hard to begrudge the fans their almost delirious delight, but perhaps the best moments were less crowd-pleasing: an intense heavy metal version of She's Lost Control, and a calm but ecstatic Blue Monday.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 16, 2002  
    Review by playlouder.com (info by NV):

    Joyful division

    NEW ORDER
    London Finsbury Park, 9 June 2002

    "It didn't rain for the fucking Queen, did it?". No, Mr Sumner, it didn't, but, whereas an admittedly impressive supporting cast (the Furries! The Bunnymen! Erm, Air.) had to wade their way through one of the moister days of the summer, Mother Nature clearly gave in and had a bit of a smile at New Order. She wasn't alone, and rightly so.

    See, they may not be quite the band we remember - we're now well and truly in the post-Gillian era - but there's much about Manchester's favourite glumdiscophiles that never seems afflicted by the ravages of time. Stephen Morris, still the finest drummer your correspondent has ever had the pleasure of seeing (with the possible exception of Blondie's mighty Clem Burke), remains a fearsome pounding metronome and a one-man invitation to dance, while Hooky's bass is a clangorous force of nature and his legendary nutcracker-legs stance, memorably referred to by Mark Radcliffe years ago as "thrutching" and still beyond the repertoire of everyone else you know, is conceivably the eighth wonder of modern civilisation. Barney, meanwhile, can neither entirely sing nor dance in the conventional manner but performs with such an undeniable gusto and affability that you'd have to have not given a damn about any piece of music at all in the last twenty-five years not to be won over. He also proves what surreally fine casting the 24 Hour Party People film was when his younger self, John Simm, comes onstage to duet on 'Digital'.

    Yes, 'Digital'. There we were, half expecting to get most of last year's ace 'Get Ready' with the odd old crowd-pleaser thrown in, but what we get instead, once 'Crystal''s out of the way (which counts as vintage stuff anyway, given its 'Technique-era-style uplifting qualities and familiar lyrical obtusity) is almost purely and simply a greatest hits set with occasional recent flashes like a monumental '60mph'. Oh, and we do, come to think of it, get offered 'Rock The Shack', although we do have to choose between that and 'World In Motion' which, even without the aid of John "you've-got-to-hold-and-give etc" Barnes, is still a cracking Italo-beef anthem, whether you've got caught up in the footy or not. What's intriguing, though, is the inclusion of no less than FIVE Joy Division songs, which is something the Order foreswore for almost the first twenty years of their existence, and although Barney can't substitute the deep, stark resonance of Ian Curtis, he's suitably intense on 'She's Lost Control' and leads a gigantic spasm outbreak to great effect during 'Transmission'.

    And, given their take on those, it's little surprise that they rise manfully to the challenge of reproducing the best work of the band's second incarnation. Longtime student disco faithful 'Bizarre Love Triangle' gets dusted down, proper pop breakthrough 'True Faith' does its clattery thing with effortless panache, and even 'Your Silent Face' (off '83's 'Power, Corruption And Lies', and recognised by a sizeable proportion of a by-then-utterly-devoted audience) shows up to sprinkle Kraftwerkian glitter all across Finsbury Park. To say nothing of the inevitable 'Blue Monday', which still, nineteen years after we first heard it, feels both futuristic and like the most important thing you'll ever hear. Because it is. Given the tragedy and interpersonal acrimony these three men have been through in the last quarter of a century, the fact that they're even here at all is something of a miracle; that they're so obviously loving it is more bonus than we could've hoped for. Now these are jubilee celebrations...

    WORDS: Iain Moffat

     

    Review by billboard.com:

    New Order / June 9 / London (Finsbury Park)

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    Following the end of an eight-year recording hiatus, New Order proved very much alive and well in 2001 with the release of the critically lauded album "Get Ready." Since then the band has burst into a creative gallop, having released the collaborative single "Here To Stay" with the Chemical Brothers, and plotting a return to the studio later this year to record a new album.

    The pivotal post-punk innovators are also preparing to celebrate their past with a retrospective box set, and obviously haven't lost their sense of humor, having just re-released the single "World in Motion." The official U.K. World Cup song of 1990, it was a No. 1 U.K. hit but this time around has only managed a disappointing No. 43 showing. Add to that the recent release of the Factory Records biopic, "24 Hour Party People," and it makes for a veritable renaissance, making a ticket to this show hot property indeed.

    It's a shame, then, that outdoor concerts in the U.K. are never a safe bet. With inclement weather virtually a dead certainty, the experience more often than not winds up as an ordeal rather than a pleasurable aural thrill. And so exactly one year after Neil Young performed to a rain sodden Finsbury Park crowd, the venue played host to another legendary, if slightly soggy, act.

    Following a hardy live set by Welsh eccentrics Super Fury Animals that was dampened by rain and a struggling sound system but certainly not spirit, French ambient-lounge exponents Air were left to pitch their delicate dreamy atmospherics amid torrential rain and a justifiably preoccupied audience. Lucky then that producer/songwriter/DJ Arthur Baker was on hand to lighten the mood with turntable histrionics. A long-time New Order collaborator who helped persuade the group to release 1983's omnipotent "Blue Monday," he is obviously a timeless good omen for the band, somehow summoning the sun during his last set.

    With the sky now virtually cloudless, a rather embarrassed looking Bernard Sumner strode onstage and immediately apologized profusely for the weather ("It didn't f***ing rain for the Queen, did it?") before launching into "Crystal." One of the highlights of "Get Ready," it was unfortunately marred by a turgid sound that nearly eliminated both guitar and treble from the equation. Shortly after, all thoughts of rain and a frustratingly weary sound system were banished by the opening notes of the Joy Division classic "Transmission." As Peter Hook swung his bass like an over zealous Viking warrior, the band struggled successfully to overcome an ever-improving mix.

    In the far from glamorous surroundings, the markedly unpretentious middle-aged figures of Hook, Sumner, and drummer Steve Morris cut improbable figures as vendors of sublime, emotionally charged, and groundbreaking music. But swinging between uplifting melodies and emotionally fraught lyricism, the sheer power of delivery and epic sound easily transcended appearances. Prior to launching into an impassioned rendition of "Regret," Sumner paid tribute to an admired and recently deceased contemporary, announcing, "This one's for Dee Dee Ramone. God rest his soul." It was a sentiment already echoed by graffiti on two of the monitors which read "Bye Bye Dee Dee."

    With the previously depleted crowd replenished, Finsbury Park finally began to resemble the party many had been anticipating. With impassioned versions of New Order favorites such as "Bizarre Love Triangle," "True Faith," and "Ceremony" delighting the crowd, it was the volume of Joy Division tracks that proved most astounding. Alongside "Atmosphere," "Love Will Tear Us Apart," and "She's Lost Control" (performed for only the "second time in 25 years," according to Sumner), came a superb take on early single "Digital," which saw actors John Simm and Ralf Little (who portrayed Sumner and Hook in "24 Hour Party People") join the band on stage.

    Alongside the profoundly introverted works of late Joy Division singer Ian Curtis came other surprises, including only the second-ever performance of "Brutal" (the band's contribution to "The Beach" soundtrack). The encore proved riotous with "Blue Monday" helping the audience shake themselves dry with enthusiasm, and a timely delivery of "World in Motion" that proved incredibly popular following the England football team's recent success in the first round of the World Cup.

    One of the most influential British bands of all time, New Order's back catalog still manages to sound fresh, exhilarating, and relevant. With its past providing such a wealth of classic material, it remains to be seen if the group can still prove as inspiring in the future. Either way, it'll be a pleasure finding out.

    Here is New Order's set list:

    "Crystal"
    "Transmission"
    "Regret"
    "Ceremony"
    "60 Miles an Hour"
    "Atmosphere"
    "Brutal"
    "Close Range"
    "She's Lost Control"
    "Bizarre Love Triangle"
    "True Faith"
    "Temptation"
    "Love Will Tear Us Apart"

    encore:
    "Digital"
    "Blue Monday"
    "World in Motion"
    "Your Silent Face"

     

    -- Christopher Barrett, London



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 15, 2002  
    Report From Nellemann (Confirmed by the management):

    It is now official, that New Order will play Saturday June 29th at 10 PM at the Orange stage.

    Orange stage is the biggest at Roskilde, and will hold about 60.000 people.

    New Order will be followed by Primal Scream they'll play at 1.00 am, this will give New Order the chance to play at least 2 hours.

    Other headliners at Roskilde is:
    Chemical Brothers
    Rammstein
    Starsailor
    Andrew WK
    Pet shop boys
    Red Hot Chilli Peppers
    Garbage
    Travis
    White stripes

    and 150 other bands, and yes tickets are still available more info at
    http://www.roskilde-festival.dk



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 15, 2002  

    This is another update from June 09, Finsbury London backstage. I had the chance to speak to Arthur Baker (DJ Guru / Producer) regarding his future with New Order. At this point he didn't know but they are really good friends. I mentioned to him how great job he did on "Behind Closed Doors" as a producer.

    Hanky Park, from the Salford area, has been invited to record an album with Peter "Hooky" Hook, who will not only be producing, but appearing on some of the tracks as well in July 2002 at Liverpool's Parr Street studios. Hanky Park has been supporting Monaco (Sept 2000) & New Order during their tour.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 11, 2002  

    Some pictures I took June 09 at London Finsbury Park

    Thanks again to New Order and the Management

    DAVID SULTAN



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 11, 2002  
    Report From Frederik: Finally announced, New Order will be playing at Roskilde Festival on Thursday June 27, 2002...Same day will be The Chemical Brothers

    http://www.uradio.ku.dk/roskilde/english/bands/



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 11, 2002  
    Review From the Guardian (Thanks Mark):

    New Order  4 stars  Finsbury Park, London

    Alexis Petridis
    Guardian

    Since they re-formed last year, New Order have crossed a career Rubicon. Always successful, they now seem to be viewed with a new degree of reverence. Their early career as Joy Division is the stuff of myth: brief, influential, tainted by singer Ian Curtis's suicide. But in the past 12 months, New Order themselves have become mythic figures. They have been portrayed on film in Michael Winterbottom's 24 Hour Party People, covered by Kylie Minogue at the Brits, lauded as the band who could make even a football record sound fantastic. Unlikely as it may seem, they have acceded to the role of beloved national treasures, a reminder of a time when it was possible to make the charts while maintaining a laconic Mancunian distance from the music industry's corporate excesses.

    This new status may not have had much of an effect on sales of last year's "comeback" album Get Ready, but it has had a dramatic effect on New Order's demeanour. Once truculent on stage, they have become positively charming. Peter Hook gruffly addresses the audience as "cockney wankers", but it is pantomime banter to match his cartoonish persona: legs splayed, bass guitar scraping the stage. Singer Bernard Sumner, meanwhile, fusses about the rain, apologises when they clatter through under-rehearsed songs, and takes straw polls to determine what should be played next: "Right, put yer 'and up if you want to 'ear Blue Monday."

    The infectiousness of their good humour reveals itself in peculiar ways. A relentlessly downcast meditation on a failed relationship, Joy Division's Love Will Tear Us Apart is perhaps rock's most unlikely candidate for a mass crowd singalong. It becomes a mass crowd singalong, propelled by Sumner's incongruous whooping. "You cry out in your sleep, all my failings exposed," he sings dolorously. "Woooh!" he adds, punching the air. It is probably fair to say this didn't happen too often at Joy Division gigs.

    Tellingly, they perform more Joy Division songs than tracks from Get Ready. They also invest their back catalogue with a power and verve lacking in their newer material. Last year's 60 Miles an Hour rambles shambolically, but 1982's Temptation charges along, exciting and contemporary. They encore with a gleefully chaotic World in Motion and Joy Division's Digital. A chuckling Sumner shares the microphone with his counterpart from 24 Hour Party People, the visibly terrified actor John Simm. Even when confronted with their own mythology, their laconic Mancunian distance remains intact.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 10, 2002  
    Photos Jason S. (London's Finsbury Park June 09):



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 10, 2002  
    Photos Neil (London's Finsbury Park June 09):

     

    HOW MUDDY WAS THE SHOW ???



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 10, 2002  
    Report From NME:
    NEW ORDER fans - including movie director SOFIA COPPOLA, the PET SHOP BOYS and PRIMAL SCREAM's BOBBY GILLESPIE - braved the mud to salute their heroes in LONDON's FINSBURY PARK last night (June 9).

    Torrential rain had turned the site into a quagmire by early afternoon, and also caused serious sound problems for support acts Super Furry Animals, Air, Echo And The Bunnymen and The Cooper Temple Clause.

    When New Order did take to the stage, the sun came out for the first time, and the rain held off during their storming set, which included five Joy Division songs. Actors John Simm, who played New Order's Bernard Sumner in the recent Factory Records biopic '24 Hour Party People', came onstage when the band played early Joy Division single 'Digital'.

    Coldplay's Chris Martin had earlier joined Echo And The Bunnymen onstage for a version of their 1997Top Ten hit 'Nothing Lasts Forever'.

    New Order's full set was:

    • 'Crystal'
    • 'Transmission'
    • 'Regret'
    • 'Ceremony'
    • '60 Miles An Hour'
    • 'Atmosphere'
    • 'Brutal'
    • 'Close Range'
    • 'She's Lost Control'
    • 'Bizarre Love Triangle'
    • 'True Faith'
    • 'Temptation'
    • 'Love Will Tear Us Apart'
    •  
    • Encore:
    • 'Digital'
    • 'Blue Monday'
    • 'World In Motion'
    • 'Your Silent Face'



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 10, 2002  
    Report From Allan: Kylie Minogue released her new single "love at first sight" this Monday June 10, 'Can't get you out of my head' mix with 'Blue Monday', performed at the Brits, is the 'B' Side of her single.  It is called 'Can't Get Blue Monday Out of My Head'.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 09, 2002  
    Report From Kevin: On May 18th (I'm pretty sure about that) Moby hosted a show on MTV where he played some of his videos as well as the "Love Will Tear Us Apart" video that was shot in the empty warehouse.

    He also mentioned on the air that Joy Division was one of the most influential bands on his music as well...

    Not sure if it was just coincidence that it was the anniversary of Ian's death...



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 08, 2002  
    Report From Henry:

    Just a quick note that Regret was used as the musical bridge on May 30, 2002, after a report on the radio program Marketplace in the US. Marketplace is a public radio show broadcast daily and reporting on business matters.

    The story it followed was a "regretful" homage to the family which owns Fiat.

    The following is from Marketplace's web page and the program itself can be played, including the excerpt from Regret:

    Web site: http://marketplace.org/shows/2002/05/30_mpp.html
                                                               
     "Fiat Sells An Italian auto dynasty appears to be coming to an end. The Agnelli family, the longtime owners of the Fiat Auto company, is finally selling the company. Meghan Williams reports from Rome on the psychological and economic effect of this upheaval in the Italian car industry.             
                                                              
    Music Bridge: Regrets - New Order                

    I was informed by the show's director Joe Zefran that Regret has been used on the program several times in the past. He also admitted that he had originally designated the excerpt as Regrets by Duran Duran, but corrected the name of the group (title still wrong). He conceded that his error was "pretty lame."



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 06, 2002  
    Report From Noel:

    John Barnes is going to appear at the Finsbury Park gig (June 09) to do world in motion with New Order, it was on the news this morning on Channel 4 in the UK



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 01, 2002  
    Report From Allan:

    I have just heard hooky being interviewed on BBC radio six music. he said that he and barney will be collaborating with Iggy Pop for one track on Iggys next album.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 03, 2002  

    New Order 'World In Motion' single, was re-released this Monday in UK 3rd June, 2002
     

    New Order 'World In Motion' CD NUOCD12
    CD single format only
    Tracklisting:

    1. World In Motion (radio mix)
    2. Such A Good Thing
    3. World In Motion (no alla violenza mix)



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)June 01, 2002  
    Report From Rob:
    In an impressive bid to out-parody even Steve Coogan's best efforts in '24 Hour Party People', Tony Wilson is co-hosting a new Channel 5 (UK) quiz progamme called 'Topranko'. Infamous for it's mix of cheap US imports and 'adult' programming, Channel 5.com has this to say about 'Topranko':

    "Presented by Anthony Wilson and Charlotte Hudson, 5's brand new quickfire quiz features four contestants battling it out for the opportunity to win their dream holiday. Anthony poses the questions and Charlotte provides the answers...while revealing little-known facts about everything under the sun!" 

    The first show is due to be broadcast on Monday 3 June at 7pm. Should be a landmark in UK television.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 31, 2002  
    Report From Shug:
    Hooky interview from NME Live booklet

    Back in the days when New Order were “burying our heads in lager and drugs” as Peter Hook puts it, they had a simple approach to playing live. “We’d go on a world tour and just practice twice!” laughs Hooky. “Barney would say, ‘when I walk in, hand me my guitar, and when I finish the set I’m walking out’” As a result the gigs were raw, almost too raw. “All the pain and anguish and resentment and anger you felt was reflected in the way you played. It’s a helluva lot more joyous now.”


    The secret is playing sober and getting “smashed” afterwards – a pattern they’ll be sticking to for their show at Finsbury Park on June 9 with Air and Super Furry Animals. The freshly “social” New Order are so well adjusted they’ve even been delving deep into the Joy Division back catalogue. “They’re good songs, and I’m sure that Ian, God bless his soul, is delighted we’re playing them again” says Hooky, “after watching 24hr party people we’d definitely like to do ‘She’s Lost Control’”. Have they thought of getting their onscreen doubles to play the first song? “No. The strange thing is that Barney keeps threatening it. ‘Get John Simm to go on tour with you then’ And we all go, ‘we’d fuckin love ‘im instead of you, yer miserable bastard’ But unfortunately John’s got other commitments. I was trying to get Alex James and Mani to play bass for a couple, in the hope I could get up with Primal Scream and Blur.”
    Joyous isn’t the half of it.
    Ian Watson



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 31, 2002  
    Report From Allan:
    I have just heard hooky being interviewed on BBC radio six music. he said that he and barney will be collaborating with Iggy Pop for one track on Iggys next album.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 31, 2002  
    Report from dotmusic.com:
    Get the latest New Order tunes sent to your phone ’Blue Monday’, ‘World in Motion’, ‘Crystal’ and more
    http://www.dotmusic.com/shop/ringtones/default.asp?a=new+order



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 31, 2002  
    Report From New Order mailing list:
    New Order 'World In Motion' single, re-released Monday 3rd June

    New Order re-release their chart topping No. 1 1990 World Cup classic 'World In Motion', a revolutionary track in the history of football records. The CD single includes a brand new track 'Such A Good Thing.' Written by New Order and produced by the band and legendary collaborator Steve Osborne, the previously unreleased 'Such A Good Thing' has been declared the BBC Radio Five Live World Cup theme tune for all their coverage of this summer's key sporting event.

    New Order are playing two massive UK headline shows this summer. Catch them in action at Finbsury Park (9th June) and at Manchester's Old Trafford Cricket Ground (13th July).

    New Order 'World In Motion' CD NUOCD12
    CD single format only
    Tracklisting:

    1. World In Motion (radio mix)
    2. Such A Good Thing
    3. World In Motion (no alla violenza mix)



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 30, 2002  
    Report from NME.com:
    NEW ORDER have confirmed they are to re-issue their classic ‘WORLD IN MOTION’ single for the World Cup.

    The song will be released on June 3 via London. The release will be backed by 'Such A Good Thing' and 'World In Motion (No Alla Violenza mix)' across the formats.

    Bassist Peter Hook had previously said he wanted the re-release to feature David Beckham doing the rap famously provided by John Barnes.

    The original was the official World Cup song in 1990, and became a Number One hit. Speaking about a re-release in time for this year's tournament in Japan and Korea, Hooky said: "Fucking right I’d be up for that, I mean he’s god isn’t he, Beckham. I’ve never seen a man deliver so much and remain human. I do hope it happens, it’d be great."
     

    NEW ORDER are planning to release a Box Set later this year.

    The group, who are to headline a show at London's Finsbury Park next month (June 9), are planning to enter the studio later this year to work on the follow-up to last year's 'Get Ready' album.

    NME.COM has learned that the retrospective set could be released in time for Christmas, but certainly before their new album in 2003.

    A spokesperson for the band told NME.COM there are ideas being discussed with the record label, but there are no confirmed release plans as yet.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 29, 2002  

    My experience backstage with New Order Zenith, Paris May 26, 2002

    Click photo for full size

    Hooky family- Phil C. - Sarge

    Before sharing my experience with you, I would like to thank New Order management for allowing me to have the opportunity to meet the band again backstage and give me authorization to take pictures during the show. Most important, I would to thanks Peter Hook and his family for allowing me to be around them before, during and after the show. Naturally I like to thanks also Steven, Barney, Phil and Sarge.

    I arrived at the Zenith by 7:00PM, being on the band guest list by the management, I got a pass to be able to take pictures during the show. Before the show started, I waited backstage for New Order to finally arrived (They did a soundcheck from 3 to 5 PM earlier).

    Hooky family- Phil C. - Rebecca

    First one to arrived was Barney with Alan Wise and Sarge (New Order bodyguard), then Steven Morris and finally Peter Hook with his family ( Rebecca his wife, Heather (16 years old), Jack (12 years old) and the cute little one,  Jess (3 years old). Phil Cunningham was around at the same time. They all went to their own dressing room. Barney and Steven were sharing one, Hooky and his family another one upstairs with Cunningham. It was two actually, one to change, one to relax.

    Hooky family

    I was still downstairs already pleased to be backstage when Hooky proposed me to come up to have a drink. I end up upstairs with Hookys family and got the change to meet finally Heater, Jack and Jess. Hooky proposed to take some picture with everyone (The whole family, Sarge, Phil C., Alan Wise). After having a very nice time with everyone, Hooky managed to get me an all access pass.

    Funny things is that Heater knew very well my website and was visiting it very often. Looks like she is the internet queen in the house.

    Hooky family

    The Doves were the opening act and New Order was due by 9:30PM. I went back to the front of the stage waiting for the band to arrived. As usual Alan Wise introduced the band before getting on stage. I was the only one with another woman to get authorization to take pictures. The atmosphere was great, the audience was very responsive. Hooky dedicated "Regret" to me (what an honor).

    After the first 3 songs, I went back backstage to join New Order entourage. I was able to take pictures few feet away from Hooky while he was playing. Heater and Jack had a great time on stage very close to their dad.

    New Order played for almost 105 mins, 2 encores. The show was awesome, full of energy, the band was enjoying themselves very much.

    Alan Wise and Phil C. Guest

    After the show the band got back to one dressing room with Sarge at the doors to make sure no uninvited people have access. I was relaxing outside when Hooky open the door and invited me inside the dressing room.

    I had a pleasant chat with Bernard (Barney) Sumner backstage. He did confirm the release of a New Order box set by Christmas 2002. He was concern about my point of you as a fan, he gave me a napkin and a pen to write what I wanted as a fan. I thought getting input for other fans was much better, I proposed him to get some feedback from other fans via my website and I will be in touch very soon...He mentioned that things needed to be done very soon, take times to get a box set together.

    After a little while time was for everyone to go. I did thanks Hooky again and hopefully will see them again in London in June.

    Thanks again to New Order and the Management

    DAVID SULTAN



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 27, 2002  
    I just came back from a great New Order show tonight in Paris. The band was in great spirit. I will go into details later on today.

    Bernard Summer confirmed me tonight that:

    1) No more singles from Get Ready

    2) New Order will start writing songs in October 2002.

    3) A box set will be release by Christmas 2002.

    I will share my experience backstage very soon



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 26, 2002  
    New Order Live @ Zenith [Paris 26.05.2002]

     

    Tracklisting:

    Crystal
    Transmission
    Regret
    Ceremony
    60 Miles An Hour
    Atmosphere
    Brutal
    Close Range
    She's Lost Control
    Bizarre Love Triangle
    True Faith
    Temptation
    Love Will Tear Us Apart

    Digital [encore]
    Rock Shack [encore]
    Blue Monday [encore]

    KW1 (Your Silent Face) [Second encore]



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 24, 2002  
    Report from Pottsy:
    RAM ( new group by David Potts (ex Revenge and Monaco) are currently putting some gigs together for summer, these are:

    Mcr Night & Day 12th June
    Mcr Roadhouse     5th July
    Mcr Band On The Wall  30th July

    More to be confirm very soon



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 23, 2002  
    Report From Robert (More info on World In Motion Single):
    "such a good thing" is a a full length (4:10) NEW New Order song with hooky bass, barney guitars & vocals. written by new order. produced by New Order and Steve Osborne. programmed and engineered by Bruno Ellingham.

    Good track, it has a rhythm & bass line similar to "someone like you" but a totally different song on top of that.

    The chorus goes something like: "get out - and do what you have to do, don't look down - just look straight ahead of you, hang around - and get a point of view, don't look down - just do what you want to do"

    The other tracks are the same as the on the old "world in motion" release. the "no alla violenza mix" is 5:23 long on this release.

    The catalogue number is NUOCD12 for the cd single. it's a London/MCA release.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 22, 2002  
    Report From Robert:
    The "World In Motion" CD single is apparently going to be reissued in June 3rd, 2002.
    It also appears on a new double-cd compilation "the beautiful game 2" (you might remember that vol1 had an exclusive "World In Motion '96" mix by mark bell).

    the new single includes

    1) world in motion
    2) such a good thing
    3) world in motion - no alla violenza mix



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 21, 2002  
    Report From NME:
    Ex-FACTORY RECORDS boss TONY WILSON is to return to his old job as a presenter on GRANADA NEWS.

    Wilson started his journalistic career in the 70s as a presenter for the station, before quitting after the success of his Factory Records label which spawned bands including Happy Mondays, Joy Division and their successors New Order.

    However, Wilson, whose life story was played by comedian Steve Coogan in the recent Michael Winterbottom film '24 Hour Party People', is to co-host the station's 6pm evening news, according to Mediaguardian.

    He commented: "I feel like I've never really gone away...Being asked to present the show again was a bit like the chance conversation that brought Eric Cantona from Leeds to Man U, and for me, just as wonderful".



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 18, 2002  
    24 Hour Party people is presented officially at the 2002 Cannes Festival today Saturday May 18, 2002...What a date!!!!TRIBUTE TO IAN CURTIS



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 18, 2002  

    IAN CURTIS 1956 - 1980

     
    Ian Curtis - Gone but not forgotten

    It was 22 years ago today that IAN CURTIS ended his life, aged 23.

    The driving force behind Joy Division's dark vision, he hanged himself in his Macclesfield home as the band rested between a European and American tour. Iggy Pop's 'The Idiot' was found on his turntable alongside a note which read "at this very moment, I wish I were dead. I just can't cope anymore".

     
    For those who never been to Macclesfield, UK to visit Ian Curtis grave. Some pictures taken by Craig Barcelo with a story behind it:

    "It was a gray overcast day, perfect for the kind of sight seeing we were doing. Also the village of Macclesfield is VERY SMALL, everybody obviously knows each other. The grounds keeper at the crematorium was giving me a hard time. he said something like (in a very thick Scottish brogue) "His parents still come here every now and then and take away all the crap that the fans leave behind". From what I gathered from the director of the place, Ian's grave is a very popular tourist sight for fans all over the world.

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    I. Curtis Grave

    I. Curtis Grave

    I. Curtis House

    © Rig Painter Productions



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 17, 2002  
    Report From DJ Medusa:
    Special one-off New Order club night that I and a friend are doing (hosting/DJ'ing) here in Washington, D.C.

    The name of our night is called Avalanche: A New Order DJ Event.  It will be hosted and DJ'ed by myself (DJ Medusa) and DJ Strange (a friend of mine).  It will be held at The Metro Cafe, at 1522 14th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. USA on Saturday June 15th, 2002 starting from 10 p.m.  The cover charge is $5 at the door.  There is no age restriction.  We will be playing the music of New Order and Joy Division, plus all of the side projects (Monaco, Revenge, Electronic and The Other Two) the entire evening, plus some other special surprises.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 16, 2002  
    Report From Robert:
    New Order are confirmed for the Roskilde Festival in Denmark this year. it is held between June 27th and June 30th - but it's not confirmed yet which date New Order are playing.

    www.roskilde-festival.dk



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 15, 2002  
    24 Hour Party people will be presented officially at the 2002 Cannes Festival this Saturday May 18, 2002...What a date!!!!TRIBUTE TO IAN CURTIS



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 14, 2002  
    Report From Smiley:
    i've just heard on the Simon Mayo show on BBC Radio 5 Live that...

    "New Order have written a NEW World Cup Theme for Radio 5's World Cup coverage."



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 11, 2002  
    Interview from TOTP:

    Bernard SumnerDance-pop veterans New Order made a flying visit to the Pops studio recently, and we managed to collar singer Bernard and drummer Steve for a quick natter...
     

    TOTP: Are you relieved that your comeback album 'Crystal' has been such a success?
    Bernard: It can be good, it can be bad. The more success you have, the more you have to do. It meant we had to go out touring, we've just been to Australia, New Zealand, we did a tour of England, a tour of Europe...
    Steve: So it's better if people don't buy the record so we don't have to do all this work.
    Bernard: Yeah, if it bombs, that's much better!

    TOTP: Steve, tell us about your recent major life-change...
    Steve: I've joined the Temperance League, which involves a total abstention from alcohol...
    Bernard: [Interrupting] We're here at TOTP tonight, and unfortunately because Steve doesn't believe in drinking any more, he thinks that that should apply to everybody else. [Points to Star Bar] As you can see, the bar over there is actually closed as a mark of respect.

    TOTP: How did your latest single 'Here To Stay' come about?
    Bernard: It's a track that we did with the Chemical Brothers for our album. We couldn't get the mix right so we didn't put it on the album. And then the film 24 Hour Party People came along, which is about the history of Factory records. It's really the story of the legendary Tony Wilson - the chubby self publicist - who's played by Steve Coogan - a chubby comedian. They were looking for a track to use in the film, so it seemed like the perfect song. We still had to get the mix right, so we went back into the studio with the Chemical Brothers and told them how to do it. We got it right this time.

    TOTP: And you're characters in the film, that means you're proper living legends now...
    Bernard: Well we are. I'm a living legend, Steve's not quite made it yet.
    Steve: I'm certainly not a legend.

    TOTP: Did you like the film?
    Steve: I've seen it three times. Most people should go and see it three times. I confess by the third time I was a bit puzzled.
    Bernard: I've only seen it once, and I saw a pre-cut of the film, which I thought was a little bit long. When you first see it, and you see a story that you've seen first hand it's a bit disorientating, seeing someone play you. I was gobsmacked when I left the film theatre. It's very weird.
    Steve: People kept coming up to you, thinking you were John Simms...
    Bernard: Every scene that you watch you think 'It's not quite right' , but I think the film's pretty good, in the end. It's a funny film, which I'm glad about. I lot of people take us very, very seriously, and we're not like that as people.

    TOTP:Was there stuff you'd like to have seen in there that was left out?
    Steve: Yeah, loads of things. We could make another film with the bits they left out...
    Bernard: [evil grin] Actually, there was a little scene about you, Steve. It was in Joy Division when you had a cold and your mum wouldn't let you bring your drumkit to rehearsals...
    Steve: That's right [mum voice] "It's a sin. Drumming is a sin."
    Bernard: He had to climb out of his bedroom window. He turned up to rehearsals with Ian Curtis - our singer - without a drum kit. You borrowed our roadie's drum kit...
    Steve: Which was stuffed with newspapers to muffle the sound...
    Bernard: Because his mum didn't like him playing the drums in the house.
    Steve: Mums don't like you playing the drums in the house. I argued for that to be in the film!



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 10, 2002  

    World in Motion and Blue Cat congratulate Joy Division contest winner

     DANIEL EKMAN from SWEDEN

    Daniel Ekman will receive one of every item of official Joy Division merchandise offered by Blue Cat, Official Joy Division, Factory, New Order's UK merchandise company. This website is located at www.bluecatstore.com.

    The correct answer is as follows

    1. Moby/New Order recently covered a classic Joy Division track.
    Name the track and the Joy Division album it 'first' featured on


    Answer: New Dawn Fades from Unknown Pleasures
     

    On behalf of Worldinmotion and Blue Cat, we thank all participants for submitting your answers.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 08, 2002  
    Source close to the band:
    "24 Hour Party People" Will be released domestically (in the US) by MGM-UA, should be released Aug. 9th. Has been accepted as an official entry to the Cannes Film Festival (May 15 to 26). Peter Hook will do press and show up there.
    Soundtrack will be released by FFFR/Warner (
    July 30th). Have yet to figure out single release.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 02, 2002  
    Report from Pottsy:
    RAM ( new group by David Potts (ex Revenge and Monaco) are currently putting some gigs together for summer, these are:

    12th June Manchester Night & day (SJM)
    19th June Manchester Night & Day (Virgin)
    5th July Manchester Roadhouse Charity gig

     


    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)May 01, 2002  
    Report from Brian:
    There is a small story about the band Elbow on Billboard.com today ( in a Billboard bits heading ). They talk about the film, which says it'll be released Aug. 9th, but it also gives July 30th as a release date for the soundtrack.

     


    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 29, 2002  
    New Order single "HERE TO STAY" on vinyl 12" was released in UK APR 29, 2002.
    Here To Stay UK, 12"
    Tracks: A1 - Here To Stay (Full Length Vocal) A2 - Crystal B1 - Here To Stay (Felix Da Housecat - Thee Extended Glitz Mix) B2 - Here To Stay (The Scumfrog - Dub Mix)



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 27, 2002  
    Report from Donald:
    I heard from BBC Radio 1, today, that Kylie's 'Can't get you out of my head' mix with 'Blue Monday', performed at the Brits, will be the 'B' Side for her next single.  It will be called 'Can't Get Blue Monday Out of My Head'. 
    Report from Tom :

    24 Hour Party People has been selected in official competition at the 2002 Cannes Festival.

    The movie directed by Michael Winterbottom will be one of the 21 movies in competition.

    The Cannes Festival is held from May 15 to 26, the jury is directed by David Lynch (Twin Peaks, Mulholland Drive)

    www.festival-cannes.com



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 24, 2002  

       

    RAM


    "Bristling free-flowing melody in the finest of eccentric british pop traditions" ~ "ONE TO WATCH"
    "F***in' hell ! I'm 'avin' this! ~ Noel Gallagher
    'RAM have ample glowing song craft of their own to make MONACO a hazy memory at the very least' ~ City Life

    These reactions aren't surprising, as this new band from Manchester definitely has the knack for writing tunes that get under your skin. No stranger to musical accomplishment, singer DAVID POTTS has already achieved over Half a million record sales including the top ten MONACO hit, "What Do You want From Me?".
     
    But RAM's new demos also have huge commercial potential. With influences from Bowie to Blur and Tim Hardin to The Jam, Potts has now moved away from the Monaco sound and created energising, original music that appears at once, classic and startlingly new to ears.
     
    Potts's song writing has always been prolific, yet never more so than now.
     
    Keep Checking the website for any live date or release date.

    A brand new official RAM web site will be coming online very soon and will be located at the following address, so don't forget to add it to your favourites!

    www.ramonline.uk.com



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 23, 2002  
    Report from Noel:
    TV Lineup
    TV Lineup 7:30pm, Friday 26th April on BBC1
    1:20am, Sunday 28th April on BBC1

    New Order  with "HERE TO STAY" will be on Top of the PopBBC1 (UK) this Friday, April 26th at 7h30 PM and Sunday, April 28th at 1:20 AM.

    "21 years to the day since their first chart hit, New Order return to the Top 20 with this new track - from the soundtrack to the movie 24 Hour Party People.

    The movie, starring comedian Steve Coogan, charts the career of Tony Wilson - the man who formed Factory records, bringing us bands such as Happy Mondays, James, A Certain Ratio and - of course - New Order.

    If you know the music - go see the film and enjoy listening to some classic songs all over again. If you don't know the music, get down to the cinema and bone up now!"



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 23, 2002  

    WIN NEW JOY DIVISION MERCHANDISE

    World in Motion is having a JOY DIVISION trivia contest. The winner will receive one of every item of official Joy Division merchandise offered by BLUE CAT, Official Joy Division, Factory, New Order's UK merchandise company. Simply answer the trivia question listed at the Blue Cat Store listed in the "Joy Division" section  , which is located at www.bluecatstore.com .

    Submit your answers to contest@worldinmotion.net. Winner to be announced on May 10th 2002. the winner will be selected randomly from those who submit the correct answers. Be sure to include your name and address along with your answers.


    This contest is open to all the fan worldwide.

    Good luck to all who enter!



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 22, 2002  
    New Order single "HERE TO STAY" was released in Australia today, APR 22, 2002.
    Here To Stay AUSTRALIAN EXCLUSIVE EDITION, CDS (Catalogue: 0927458992)
    1. HERE TO STAY (RADIO EDIT)  3.58
    2. HERE TO STAY (ORIGINAL EDIT)  5.00
    3. HERE TO STAY (FELIX DA HOUSECAT - THEE EXTENDED GLITZ MIX )  8.11
    4. HERE TO STAY (THE SCUMFROG DUB MIX)  8.04
    5. HERE TO STAY (EXTENDED INSTRUMENTAL)  5.57
    6. PLAYER IN THE LEAGUE  5.41



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 21, 2002  

    The Official UK Top 40 Singles Chart - 21/04/2002

     

    New Order "Here To Stay". No 15 in the UK top 40.

     

    1 - 1wks THE HINDU TIMES OASIS
    2 - 1wks GIRLFRIEND  NSYNC
    3 - 1wks THERE GOES THE FEAR  DOVES
    4 1 5wks UNCHAINED MELODY  GARETH GATES
    5 2 3wks LAZY  X-PRESS 2
    6 3 8wks WHENEVER WHEREVER SHAKIRA
    7 4 8wks HOW YOU REMIND ME  NICKELBACK
    8 7 4wks 4 MY PEOPLE  MISSY ELLIOTT
    9 5 3wks I'M NOT A GIRL NOT YET A WOMAN  BRITNEY SPEARS
    10 8 6wks ME JULIE  SHAGGY AND ALI G
    11 9 2wks MY CULTURE  1 GIANT LEAP FEAT. MAXI JAZZ & ROBBIE WILLIAMS
    12 13 5wks INSATIABLE  DARREN HAYES
    13 - 1wks CHAMPAGNE DANCE  PAY AS U GO
    14 14 8wks SOMETHING  LASGO
    15 - 1wks HERE TO STAY  NEW ORDER
    16 17 6wks AIN'T IT FUNNY  JENNIFER LOPEZ
    17 10 2wks BEAUTIFUL  MATT DAREY FT MARCELLA WOODS
    18 15 5wks FLY BY II  BLUE
    19 12 8wks ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE/EVERGREEN  WILL YOUNG
    20 18 4wks SHAKE UR BODY  SHY FX & T POWER FT DI



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 21, 2002  
    Report from Dave:
    On their current tour the Chemical Brothers play Temptation right after they do Out Of Control.
    It is about 5 min of the main looped keyboard part. It rocked.
    Rumour from Mark:
    Sunday April 7th - UK broadsheet paper the Observer mentions 24 Hour Party People and its entry into the Cannes Festival. Linked to this is a rumour that New Order will be playing. That really would be something!!

     


    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 17, 2002  
    Report from Paul:
    I was watching TV the other day and saw a commercial for the Eco Challenge that had the song, "Regret" playing in the background. One last thing, VH1 had the 100 best dance songs ever made, but N.O. was never mentioned.  They had "disco" bands make it.  I thought N.O. made it "cool" to put out a "dance song" in the 80's.

     


    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 15, 2002  
    New Order single "HERE TO STAY" was released in UK APR 15, 2002.
    Here To Stay (Part 1) UK, CDS
    Tracks: 1.Here To Stay (Radio Edit) 2.Here To Stay (Full Length Vocal) 3.Player In The League.

    Here To Stay (Part 2) UK, CDS
    Tracks: 1.Radio Edit 2.Felix Da Housecat Extended Glitz Mix 3.The Scumfrog Dub Mix.
    Here To Stay  UK, DVD
    Tracks: 1.Here To Stay (Video) 2.Here To Stay (Radio Edit) 3.Here To Stay (Felix Da Housecat Mix) 4.24 Hour Party People (4 Film Clips).



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 10, 2002  
    Confirmation from New Order emailing list:
    Check out www.newordergetready.com for the latest New Order news, as well as the 'Here to Stay' video.

    New Order 'Here to Stay'
    Released 15th April
    Formats:
    CD1
    NUOCD11
    1 - Here To Stay (Radio Edit)
    2 - Here To Stay (Full Length Vocal)
    3 - Player In The League

    CD2
    NUCDP11
    1 - Here To Stay (Radio Edit)
    2 - Here To Stay (Felix Da Housecat - Thee Extended Glitz Mix)
    3 - Here To Stay (The Scumfrog - Dub Mix)

    DVD
    NUDVD11
    1 - Here To Stay (Video)
    2 - Here To Stay (Radio Edit)
    3 - Here To Stay (Felix Da Housecat - Thee Extended Glitz Mix)
    4 - 24 Hour Party People (4 x 30 second clips)

    NUOX11
    *NON CHART ELIGIBLE 12” - RELEASED 29th April
    A1 - Here To Stay (Full Length Vocal)
    A2 - Crystal
    B1 - Here To Stay (Felix Da Housecat - Thee Extended Glitz Mix)
    B2 - Here To Stay (The Scumfrog - Dub Mix)



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 10, 2002  
    Report from Lee:
    New Order are recording a new album in September 2002.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 08, 2002  

    The soundtrack "24 Hour Party People" was finally released on April 8 via WEA/London, following the release of the film on April 5.

    The final tracklisting runs:

    • Sex Pistols - 'Anarchy In the UK' 3'30
    • Happy Mondays - '24 Hour Party People' (Jon Carter Mix) 4'27
    • Joy Division - 'Transmission' 3'34
    • The Buzzcocks - 'Ever Fallen In Love' 2'40
    • The Clash - 'Janie Jones' 2'03
    • Moby/New Order - 'New Dawn Fades' 4'51
    • Joy Division - 'Atmosphere' 4'08
    • Durutti Column - 'Otis' 4'15
    • A Guy Called Gerald - 'Voodoo Ray' 2'40
    • New Order - 'Temptation' 5'41
    • Happy Mondays - 'Loose Fit' 4'16
    • 808 State - 'Pacific State' 3'52
    • New Order - 'Blue Monday 7'28
    • Marshall Jefferson - 'Move Your Body' 5'14
    • Joy Division - 'She's Lost Control' 4'43
    • Happy Mondays - 'Hallelujah' (Club Mix) 5'38
    • New Order - 'Here To Stay' 4'56
    • Joy Division - 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' 3'24



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 06, 2002  
    Friday, April 5: The movie finally hits cinema screens up and down the United Kingdom. 
    Find your local listing at
    www.virgin.net/cinema



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 01, 2002  
    More Info and Confirmation from Mr. Wilson himself of Factory Records:

    "We are doing "Les Bains Douches" if we find a good version of the gig; always seems to be some strange French woman who has a good copy but no-one can find her. The CD-Rom is more of a CDplus.. who knows, but there are visuals to go on it from the gig. 

    Before that, we are bringing out some limited edition stuff shortly; a couple of "spoken word??" pieces called Pornucopia and The Pleasures of Cunt."



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 06, 2002  
    Report from Noel:
    Sunday the 7th of April on Channel 4 in the UK 24 Hour Party People: The Factory Saga is on it start's at 12.00am till 1.05am

    "Channel 4 is to show a documentary about Tony Wilson and the Factory Records story.
    24 Hour Party People: The Factory Records Saga will be broadcast at midnight on April 7.
    It features contributions from New Order's Bernard Sumner, Shaun Ryder, Pete Tong and Moby.
    The film 24 Hour Party People is released nationwide on April 5.
    It chronicles the rise and fall of the Manchester music scene, through the story of Factory Records and Hacienda club co-founder Tony Wilson."



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 01, 2002  
    More Info and Confirmation from Mr. Wilson himself of Factory Records:

    "We are doing "Les Bains Douches" if we find a good version of the gig; always seems to be some strange French woman who has a good copy but no-one can find her. The CD-Rom is more of a CDplus.. who knows, but there are visuals to go on it from the gig. 

    Before that, we are bringing out some limited edition stuff shortly; a couple of "spoken word??" pieces called Pornucopia and The Pleasures of Cunt."



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 05, 2002  
    24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE opens in UK cinemas today Friday 5th April 2002, a comedy drama centering on the rise and fall of celebrated Manchester record label FACTORY.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 05, 2002  
    Report from John G.:
    http://www.empireonline.co.uk
    24 Hour Party People Apr 5 2002


    Starring:Steve Coogan, Lennie James, Paddy Considine, Sean Harris, Danny Cunningham

    Director:Michael Winterbottom

    Screen Writer:Frank Cottrell Boyce

    Details:115 mins Cert 18 (Pathe)

    Manchester '76 - '92. The time of Tony Wilson, Factory Records and The Hacienda. The time of Joy Division, New Order and the Happy Mondays.
    The time of music, drugs and the birth of the rave scene. All wrapped up in a dictionary's worth of 'isms' - idealism, hedonism, postmodernism.
     

    FULL REVIEW
    Granada TV presenter Tony Wilson is standing on a hill outside Manchester. Attached to a hang-glider, he throws himself off, kamikaze-style. After a brief adrenalin rush and some genuinely dangerous moments, he crashes to the ground. "It's symbolic - it works on two levels," thinks the perceptive viewer, drawing parallels between this and the history of Wilson's music label, Factory Records.


    "It's symbolic - it works on two levels," says Steve Coogan, playing Wilson, talking directly to camera and stealing the audience's clever-clever thunder.


    Barely two minutes into the movie, and director Michael Winterbottom has made a clean break from any by-the-rules 'biopic' approach to either Wilson, Factory or the whole Manchester scene from the late '70s to the early '90s. In one quick, self-referential move, he grants himself the freedom to mould the whole unruly subject into whatever shape he wants.


    The finished result leans a bit too much towards the Tony Wilson/Steve Coogan Show to really do justice to such a vibrant era; at times, particularly when the floppy-lapelled TV presenter is up there in grainy glory, it's like Eric Idle playing Steve Coogan playing Alan Partridge playing Tony Wilson. But there's no doubt that this is a brave and brilliant movie that bristles with energy and attitude.


    The tone shifts as the spotlight moves from Joy Division to the Happy Mondays. The first half of the film is as intense and passionate as a night in with Ian Curtis; the second is as shambolic and fun as a night out with Shaun Ryder.


    If the film loses its focus in the later stages, it's because Winterbottom wants it to do so. Style reflects content as the director maintains a chaotic feel that is the Factory spirit in its most essential form.


    It's idealism and anarchy in a head-on collision; it's symbolic and it works on two levels. And, as the Mondays might say, Hallelujah to that.

    ANY GOOD?
    Winterbottom and writer Frank Cottrell Boyce knowingly play fast and loose with the truth, preferring to "print the legend". Manchester musos will fume at the absences and the outright lies, but that's just fuel to the film's fire.

    star ratingstar ratingstar ratingstar ratingstar rating

    ALAN MORRISON
    Issue 155 May 2002



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 04, 2002  
    Report from NME (info sent by Mark and Shug):
    NEW ORDER, DOVES, ELBOW, ALFIE and SHAUN RYDER’s new band SWR are to play the third day of the NME sponsored MOVE festival on July 13, we can reveal.

    The concert at Lancashire County Cricket Club in Manchester is jointly supported by both NME and our sister magazine Uncut and follows gigs by Green Day and No Doubt on July 11, the NME day, and Paul Weller, Ian Brown, Joe Strummer And The Mescaleros, Shed Seven and Haven on July 12, the Uncut sponsored day.

    Tickets for New Order are on sale from April 6 priced Ł28.50 (subject to booking fee). For tickets to the other dates, call the NME Ticketline on 0870 1 663 663



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 04, 2002  
    Report from Shug S.:

    Peter Hook Interview from Channel 4 Teletext.

    Here to Stay - a proper title or is this a one off return for New Order?

    We liked the sentiment of the title, it's true. The single's a slight cheat, as we worked on it with The Chemical Brothers before they did their album.

    What were The Chemical Brothers like to work with?

    It's funny as we've known them for years, then once we were in the studios with them, they suddenly got overawed, "I can't believe we're in the studio with New Order" but once we calmed them down it was a good relaxed atmosphere

    How's the atmosphere amongst the band?

    Honestly, it's the best it's ever been. We start work on a new album in September. It's the first time I can remember when we won't be worrying if we're going to get on with one another.

    Are you worried that a creative tension will be missing?

    I was worried about that before Get Ready. Me and Bernard had become good friends again, but I was thinking it would all go wrong once we started working again, the reverse was true.

    Was a New Order reunion inevitable?

    Tony Wilson thought so, when he heard we were doing Get Ready he said "All bands make at least one bad album, New Order haven't, so you had to get back together to make your bad album" Get Ready wasn't - so up yours Wilson!

    How accurate a depiction of Factory is the 24 Hour Party People movie?

    New Order split because we tore each other apart over Factory's money problems, you always take it out on your nearest and dearest. So to see a film joking about how every copy of Blue Monday lost 5p it's funny to the outside, but had me thinking 'OK I know, I know….'  It's a good film - Sean Harris as Ian Curtis is excellent, the scenes where we realise he's epileptic are very harrowing.

    You've had run-ins with Steve Coogan - How good is he as Tony Wilson?

    For the first half hour of the film - I couldn't get over thinking - it's that idiot Coogan. To give him credit he plays Tony very well - when he's got the sunglasses on - He IS Tony Wilson!

    What about Ralf Little playing you?

    Yeah, he's fine. I wish Ralf would stop running away whenever we're at the same parties though. Don't worry Ralf you did a good job. I howl with laughter when I see him scurry off!

    As New Order are getting on so well, do you regret splitting up for 8 years?

    We'd got so caught up with Factory's nonsense at the time, we couldn't bear to be in the same room. We had to go away and do our own thing first.

    What did you learn from your bands?

    How difficult Bernard's job is! Before I'd be a pain in the backside if he was having trouble with a lyric or a vocal..'stop moaning' was about as helpful as I got. When I had to do lyrics and sing in Monaco I quickly thought 'help'

    How different is life on London Records compared to Factory?

    After 25 years it's nice to finally be a little professional isn't it? The difference between Pete Tong and Tony Wilson as label bossess is that there's a lot less shouting matches now!

    The futures looking rosy then?

    Yes, but the beauty of being in New Order is that we might get bored with all this professionalism. There is every chance we'll start our own label in a year to sell records at car boot sales!



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 04, 2002  
    Report from Scott T.:
    There's a kids show in the UK called Exchange, and today I noticed that they are having a vote for the new theme tune, amongst the 3 choices there is Crystal by new Order, if it wins, perhaps New Order might get a new fan base from the youngsters!!

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/xchange/access/index.shtml



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)April 01, 2002  
    Today is the Third anniversary of the site with a total hit of 307907. logoeye.gif (221 bytes) would like 2 thank all the people that came 2 the site ... all the people that came by mistake ... Most importantly logoeye.gif (221 bytes) would like 2 thank my mum for coming 307000 times to check on me
     
    DAVID SULTAN



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 28, 2002  
    Report from Dotmusic:
    New Order are considering playing a whole set of tracks from their former Joy Division days at their forthcoming appearance in Finsbury Park.

    Recent tour dates have seen the band add Joy Division tracks to their set, but bass player Peter Hook says they are now considering separating their new and old material into two self contained sets.

    The concert follows the release of the movie '24 Hour Party People', which is based on the life of New Order and Joy Division associate Tony Wilson.

    The event takes place on June 9 and the line up also includes Air, Super Furry Animals and Echo And The Bunnymen.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 27, 2002  
    Report from NME:
    IAN BROWN, TRAVIS, PET SHOP BOYS and TONY WILSON were amongst the stars who joined cast members at the LONDON premiere of '24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE' last night (March 26).

    The first public screening of the film, based on the story of the rise and fall of Wilson's Factory Records empire and the Manchester music scene of the early 90s, took place at the Soho Curzon in central London.

    Actor Steve Coogan, who plays Wilson in the film was the star of the premiere, which was also attended by Placebo singer Brian Molko, New Order bassist Peter Hook, comedian Johnny Vegas, Toploader's Dan Hipgrave and ex-James singer Tim Booth.

    Following the premiere, a party was held in the London Astoria, which was decorated in a Hacienda style. Amongst the guests at the party were Chrissie Hynde, Howard Marks and former Stone Roses vocalist Ian Brown.

    Speaking exclusively to NME.COM after the film, Ian Brown said his reservations about the making of '24 Hour Party People' dissipated after seeing it.

    He said: "When I first found out they were making it I thought it was bullshit because I'm not into nostalgia but now I've seen it I'm made up that they made it. It's really good. It was brilliant. I like Joy Division, I saw them when I was a kid."

    The film opens nationwide on April 5.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 27, 2002  
    Report from Laurent:
    EXCLUSIVE NEWS (still waiting for official confirmation):
    New Order will play live in France, Le Zénith Paris May 26 2002  7h30pm



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 27, 2002  
    Report from www.burnitblue.com:
    New Order and Keith Allen are planning to remix their 1990 World Cup anthem ‘World In Motion’ with David Beckham rapping on the track. 
     
    Speaking to BurnitBlue earlier today (March 26), New Order bassist Peter Hook said that he’d love to record a World Cup track for this summer’s tournament in Japan and Korea, and that Keith Allen was keen to remix ‘World In Motion’ with the England captain doing the rapping. 
     
    Hooky said: "Keith Allen’s got a bee in his bonnet about getting Beckham to do the rap on ‘World In Motion’ and doing the remix. Fucking right I’d be up for that, I mean he’s god isn’t he, Beckham. I’ve never seen a man deliver so much and remain human. Keith’s still working on it, so I’m looking forward to that. I do hope it happens, it’d be great.”  
     
    A spokesperson for David Beckham, however, claimed not to have been approached about the project. 
     
    “We’ve not heard about it through this office, and it would have come through us,” he said. 
     
    ‘World In Motion’ was originally recording for the Italia ’90 World Cup, and featured the rapping talents of England midfielder John Barnes. It reached No.1 in the UK charts.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 27, 2002  
    Report from NME:
    Actor KEITH ALLEN NEW ORDER's PETER HOOK and want MANCHESTER UNITED star DAVID BECKHAM to rap on a remix of the band's 1990 World Cup anthem.

    The pair are hoping to release a new version of 'World In Motion' to coincide with England's involvement in the World Cup in Japan and Korea. The original version saw one-time Liverpool midfielder John Barnes carry the rap.

    The England captain has yet to approached about the project.

    "Keith Allen's got a bee in his bonnet about getting Beckham to do the rap on 'World In Motion" and doing the remix," Hook told BurnItBlue.com. "Fucking right I'd be up for that, I mean he's God isn't he, Beckham. "I've never seen a man deliver so much and remain human. Keith's still working on it, so I'm looking forward to that. I do hope it happens, it'd be great."



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 26, 2002  
    Report from ananova.com (Info by Ashley W.):
    Peter Hook slates Radio One playlist

    Peter Hook is delighted the latest New Order single hasn't made the Radio One playlist.

    He says it's a compliment because he doesn't rate the playlist.

    New Order's forthcoming single Here To Stay was produced by The Chemical Brothers and is released on April 15.

    Hook told the BBC's Liquid News programme: "I can sit and say we didn't get on it this time and I'm delighted about it. I think it's a compliment in many ways to not get on it because to be honest with you I think Radio 1's playlist is pretty crap.

    "The thing that really galls you about it, is when people stop it getting to people who make up their own minds. What's happened is Radio 1 make up their own minds - not just about us - the Chemical Brothers couldn't get on there.

    "There are millions of people who don't get on Radio 1 playlists which to me is censorship and that's what we were all against and we're still against it now."



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 25, 2002  
    Report from Cornerhouse:

    To coincide with the release of the film 24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE (screening at Cornerhouse (Located in the heart of Manchester, UK) Friday 5 - Thursday 18 April, Cornerhouse presents a selection of special events and screenings re-tracing the Manchester music experience. The programme includes: a rock and roll tour around Manchester, a masterclass by screenwriter Frank Cottrell Boyce and a practical filmmaking course inspired by memories of 'Madchester'.

    www.cornerhouse.org

    Play at Home (15), Thu 4 Apr

    In 1984 New Order co-directed a programme about Factory Records for Channel 4. See New Order interview Tony Wilson in his bubble bath.

    The Perfect Kiss: New Order Videos, Mon 8 Apr

    The videos produced for New Order resulted in some of the most engaging and innovative videos of their time. The programme will include videos for The Perfect Kiss, Blue Monday 88, True Faith, Confusion, Bizarre Love Triangle and more.

    Digital Video Workshop - Stranger Than Fiction, Mon 8 & Mon 29, Sat 12 & Sun 13 Apr

    This thematic digital video workshop is for anyone with little or no experience of filmmaking. The workshop will cover the basics of filmmaking. Using 24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE as a starting point, participants will draw on personal recollections from the ‘Madchester’ period to make a short documentary film.

    Ladies’ Night , Tue 9 Apr, 6.25pm

    A panel chaired by Dave Haslam; with guests Gillian Gilbert (New Order), Lindsay Reade (Tony Wilson's first wife, co-founder of Factory, and ex Stone Roses manager), and Angela Matthews (Haçienda licensee/manager). They discuss their memories of the Factory/Haçienda years, and to question how accurately the female contribution to that era has since been represented.

    The Tube: The Factory All Stars (15), Mon 15 Apr

    In January 1984, Channel 4's flagship music show The Tube hosted an episode broadcast live from the Haçienda. Performers included 'The Factory All Stars' and an unknown from New York with a rendition of her single Holiday.

    Screenwriting Masterclass: Frank Cottrell Boyce,  Wed 17 Apr, 6.15pm

    Liverpool-based Frank Cottrell Boyce was the man responsible for turning Manchester mythology into the screenplay for 24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE. He will discuss his work revealing the process he used to merge fact and fiction 

    Hollywood of the North: Rock around Manchester, Thu 18 Apr, 6.00pm

    A rock and roll walking tour around Manchester Starting off on Whitworth Street, the tour will take in the former Haçienda site, Free Trade Hall, the Twisted Wheel and the Magic Village, amongst others. The tour and talk will culminate with a screening of 24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE.

    North of Watford, Sat 20 Apr, 11.00am - 4.30pm

    A sideways look at the 1960s, going beyond the stereotypes of pop and fashion to highlight some of the less familiar aspects of this much celebrated decade. Most retrospectives of the 60s have looked at events in London. Here the focus is firmly back where it belongs - the North!

    Shake Rattle & Rain - Manchester, Music & Film, Starts Wed 24 Apr, 6.30pm

    CP Lee introduces a five week course, which examines Manchester’s relationship to music, film and television, tracing the development of Popular Music in the city from the immediate post-war period to the present day and its representation on the screen.

    So it Goes (CTBA), Wed 24 Apr

    Granada TV's So It Goes was the music show to watch in 1976/77 if you were interested in new bands. The programme, hosted by Tony Wilson, has gone down in history as a talent spotting mecca. This is a rare opportunity to see episodes of the show.

    Not Factory, Tue 30 Apr, 6.05pm

    Using archive TV footage, live recordings, and videos, Haçienda DJ and writer Dave Haslam with musician and writer John Robb present a night celebrating the work of non Factory artists The Stone Roses, The Fall, Buzzcocks, Charlatans and others.

    24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE screens at Cornerhouse from 5 – 18 April. There is also a special late night preview screening on 4 April at 10.50pm

    Tickets for all films & events are available from Box Office on 0161 200 1500

    www.cornerhouse.org



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 23, 2002  
    Report from Patrick E.:
    Last night (March 21) Swedish Television showed a 30 minutes long New Order Special featuring interviews with Stephen Morris, Peter Hook and Bernard Sumner.

    The interview was very relaxed and they showed 11 videos: Confusion, Shellshock, True Faith, Fine Time, Tour De France (Kraftwerk), Blue Monday, Perfect Kiss, Regret, World, Crystal and 60 Miles an Hour...

    Bernard said one thing wrong, that their latest album was called "Raise the Pressure"...
     
    A Little Message from our Winner Tim Walker regarding our latest OBJECT Contest:
    Here's a piccie of my four-year-old daughter Amber wearing the "Baby Doll" T-shirt that was one of the shirts I won in your most excellent contest. She loves the shirt, and of course she now thinks New Order is the greatest band in the world.

    Here's to the next generation of fans!



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 21, 2002  

    EXCLUSIVE! NEW ORDER Join RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS As Very Special Guests At Lansdowne Road, Lansdowne Road Stadium, IRELAND
     

    EXCLUSIVE! NEW ORDER Join RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS As Very Special Guests At Lansdowne Road on Tuesday, June 25th.

      Tickets are €45.50 - €54.50 and are available from Ticketmaster outlets nationwide.

      For telephone bookings, call the 24 Hour Ticketmaster credit card line on 1890 925 100.

      Doors: 6.00pm.
      U16s must be with an adult.

    The next New Order single, Here To Stay' is out on April 15th.

    It's a collaboration with the Chemical Brothers and features on the soundtrack to the movie '24 Hour Party People', which charts the rise of Factory Records and the Hacienda club scene in Manchester during the late '80s and early '90s.

    A DVD version of the 'Here To Stay' single features four 30-second clips from the film.

    Remixes come from Scumfrog and Felix Da Housecat.

    The album soundtrack also includes tracks from the Sex Pistols and The Clash, Happy Mondays, The Buzzcocks, 808 State, Joy Division, Durutti Column, A Guy Called Gerald and Marshall Jefferson.

    '24 Hour Party People' goes on general release on April 5th.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 20, 2002  

    WATCH HERE TO STAY NEW ORDER NEW VIDEO

    GO TO "24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE" OFFICIAL WEBSITE THEN SELECT "SEE BITS OF THE MOVIE" (The Trailer)

    or You can follow this link: www.fhm.com/partypeople/neworder1.mov



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 20, 2002  
    Report from 24 Hours Party People Website:

    MEET TONY WILSON, DANCE TO THE MUSIC

    In two quite different events...

    As part of the general revving up to the release of the movie on April 5, we have two sets of events to tell you about.

    THE BOOK
    Anthony H Wilson is zooming round the country next week to promote his tie-in book "24 Hour Party People" which was published by Channel Four Books this week (in all good shops, of course). You can catch him at any of the following venues and get him to scribble something witty in your very own copy of the book:

    Talk followed by signing:
     

    20 March, 8.30pm Reading at Vox 'n' Roll at The Garage, 20-22 Highbury Corner, London, N5
    9th April, 7.30pm In conversation with Jon Ronson at Royal Festival Hall, London

     

    HACIENDA NIGHTS
    However if the idea of Mr Wilson talking then scribbling isn't your cup of tea, join us for the Official club launch events for the movie. Taking place round the country, guest DJs and original Hacienda spinners Dave Haslam and Graeme Park will be reliving classic Hacienda sets. The nights also include mass merchandise giveaways.

    Friday March 29th
    The Arches, Midland Street, Glasgow
    DJ's: Graeme Park
    + Way Out West -Live, Mync Project, King Unique, John Quivver Graham.
    Tickets: Advance Ł16.

    Friday April 5th
    Better Days at Bed, London Road, Sheffield.
    DJ's : Graeme Park and Dave Haslam
    + Residents K-Klass (Carl and Andy) and Watty.
    Tickets: Ł5

    Saturday April 6th
    Casino at the Zap Club, Kings Road Arches, Brighton
    DJ's : Graeme Park
    + Resident DJs - Robin Stardust . Mike Gorgeous . David Godding
    Admission: Ł10 members - Ł12 guests

    Saturday April 6th
    Retro at Media, Queen Street, Nottingham
    DJ's : Dave Haslam
    + David Dunne and Nick Hussey
    Admission; Ł8 members + NUS / Ł10 other.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 20, 2002  
    Report from NME:

    SUPER FURRY ANIMALS and ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN have been added to the bill of NEW ORDER's massive LONDON show.

    As previously announced, New Order are to play a massive open-air concert in Finsbury Park on June 9.

    Main support will come from Air, with yetmore acts still to be announced.

    Tickets for the all-day event are priced Ł32.50. call the NME Ticketline on 0870 1 663 663.

    New Order's co-production with The Chemical Brothers, 'Here To Stay', is released as a single on April 15 via WEA/London.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 20, 2002  
    Report from NME:

    Top Five selling gigs:

    1. GREEN DAY
    2. BREEDERS
    3. PAUL WELLER
    4. GLASTONBURY
    5. NEW ORDER

    Click here, copy the URL into your browser or call 08701 663 663.
    http://www.nmetickets.com

    Report from David McGregor:

    According to the Manchester Evening News (08/03/02) Tony Wilson is selling his Little Peter Street apartment for Ł1.8million and seeking a new house in MCR with a swimming pool.

    The apartment is designed by Ben Kelly and according to the M.E.N. is the entire loft of a three storey mill.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 19, 2002  
    Report from Nick K.:

    There's an interview with Hooky in this week's '7 Magazine' (Issue 141, has a cover of a superhero dressed in red with 'Vive La France' on his chest).

    In it, he mentions topics such as the upcoming film, Get Ready, Joy Division, The Smiths (some interesting quotes here), as well as interesting tidbits about the upcoming Finsbury Park gig and also new material:

    So what's the massive Finsbury Park gig about?
    "A Manchester extravaganza. It's the only gig we're doing in England this year and the idea is to get all the Manchester bands on with us that we think are current. We've got up and coming Manchester bands like Hanky Park and older bands like The Doves and are trying to get Badly Drawn Boy aboard."

    Are you working on new New Order material?
    "We'll be starting work on some new stuff. Like the track we've just done with The Chemical Brothers says, we're 'Here To Stay'."

    And how did you make that track with the Chemicals?
    "New Order wrote a backing track which was very acoustic and The Chemicals took it away and made it dancier. It was nice and easy to work with them although I don't think the bass is loud enough on the record - some things never change."

    He also expresses an interest in Curtis Mayfield - listens to Curtis and the Gamma Rays whilst decorating the place!



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 19, 2002  
    Report from J.C. P.:
    NEW ORDER Here To Stay (2002 Australian exclusive 6-track CD including remixes & extended versions, picture sleeve) ** due May 2002 **.

    Format: 5" CD SINGLE
    Record Label: Warner
    Catalogue No: 0927458992
    Tracklisting:
    1.Here To Stay (Radio Edit)
    2.Here To Stay (Original Mix)
    3.Here To Stay (Felix Da Housecat - Thee Extended Glitz Mix )
    4.Here To Stay (The Scumfrog Dub Mix)
    5.Here To Stay (Extended Instrumental)
    6.Player In The League



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 19, 2002  
    Report from Jonathan S.:

    "Here To Stay" - release date HAS been put back 2 weeks to the 15th April.

    The track has made the Radio One playlist so perhaps this gives the release a better chance chartwise.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 17, 2002  
    Report from Nick King:

    Whilst popping over to the official site (www.newordergetready.com), I was shocked that they'd actually bothered to add a news item about 'Here To Stay'... (!)

    "The single single release 15th April. CD1/CD2/DVD/12". Formats include a previously unreleased track 'Player In The League'  plus remixes from Felix Da Housecat and The Scumfrog. 12" Format also includes 'Crystal'

    'Here to Stay' is a brand new track produced by The Chemical Brothers and New Order.
    Taken from the 24 Hour Party People soundtrack album which is released 8th April. For more information on the new British film 24 Hour Party People which opens in the UK 5th April click here- www.partypeoplemovie.com "



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 16, 2002  

    The soundtrack is released on April 8 via WEA/London, following the release of the film on April 5.

    The final tracklisting runs:

    • Sex Pistols - 'Anarchy In the UK' 3'30
    • Happy Mondays - '24 Hour Party People' (Jon Carter Mix) 4'27
    • Joy Division - 'Transmission' 3'34
    • The Buzzcocks - 'Ever Fallen In Love' 2'40
    • The Clash - 'Janie Jones' 2'03
    • Moby/New Order - 'New Dawn Fades' 4'51
    • Joy Division - 'Atmosphere' 4'08
    • Durutti Column - 'Otis' 4'15
    • A Guy Called Gerald - 'Voodoo Ray' 2'40
    • New Order - 'Temptation' 5'41
    • Happy Mondays - 'Loose Fit' 4'16
    • 808 State - 'Pacific State' 3'52
    • New Order - 'Blue Monday 7'28
    • Marshall Jefferson - 'Move Your Body' 5'14
    • Joy Division - 'She's Lost Control' 4'43
    • Happy Mondays - 'Hallelujah' (Club Mix) 5'38
    • New Order - 'Here To Stay' 4'56
    • Joy Division - 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' 3'24



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 11, 2002  
    Report from Lee:

    New Order will be on MTV2 in UK on Wednesday March 13th at 9.00PM

      21:00
    under the influence: new order

     



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 11, 2002  

    MICK MIDDLES re-released 'From Joy Division To New Order', the true story of Anthony H. Wilson and Factory Records March 7, 2002  (Paperback - 320 pages Virgin Books; ISBN: 0753506386)

    ANTHONY WILSON released '24-Hour Party People', Anthony H. Wilson and Factory Records March 8, 2002  (Paperback - 192 pages Channel 4 books; ISBN: 075222025X)



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 09, 2002  

    World in Motion and Object Merchandise congratulate New Order contest winner

     TIM WALKER from MINNEAPOLIS, USA

    Tim Walker will receive one of every item of official New Order merchandise offered by Object, Official New Order's North American merchandise company. This website is located at www.objectmerch.com.

    The correct answers are as follows

    1. What was New Order's first single release?
    Answer: Ceremony

    2. What was the name of the famous club in Manchester that New Order was involved in?
    Answer: The Hacienda

    3. Who produced the New Order single "Confusion"?
    Answer: Arthur Baker

    4. Who played guitar with New Order on the recent Area One tour?
    Answer: Billy Corgan

    5. Bernard Sumner plays with Johnny Marr in what musical collaboration?
    Answer: Electronic

    On behalf of Worldinmotion and Object Merchandise, we thank all participants for submitting your answers.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 08, 2002  
    Report from Ananova

    New Order are to play Finsbury Park on June 9.

    Tickets for the 30,000 capacity London concert go on sale on March 9.

    French band Air will support.

    New Order release their new single Here To Stay on April 1.

    Bassist Peter Hook said: "The last time we did anything like this was Alexandra Palace in 98 and it's taken us nearly four years to recover. We absolutely can't wait for this one."

    The Finsbury Park gig is being promoted by Mean Fiddler Music Group Plc.

    Melvin Benn, Mean Fiddler Music Group's managing director, said: "This concert comes on the back of sell out shows for New Order at Brixton Academy and Manchester Apollo in November last year, and is part of a very exciting summer of live music provided by Mean Fiddler."



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 06, 2002  
    Report from NME:

    NEW ORDER and MOBY have collaborated on a cover of the classic JOY DIVISION song 'NEW DAWN FADES', for the soundtrack to '24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE'.

    The soundtrack is released on April 8 via WEA/London, following the release of the film on April 5.

    '24 Hour Party People' documents the rise of Tony Wilson's Factory Records label and the Hacienda club scene in Manchester during the late 80s and early 90s.

    The album features the new version of 'New Dawn Fades', a song that the pair collaborated on live during the dance star's Area:One touring festival last year.

    Other tracks on the album come from groups including the Sex Pistols and The Clash, alongside classic Manchester groups such as Happy Mondays.

    The tracklisting runs:

    • Sex Pistols - 'Anarchy In the UK'
    • Happy Mondays - '24 Hour Party People' (Jon Carter Mix)
    • Joy Division - 'Transmission'
    • The Buzzcocks - 'Ever Fallen In Love'
    • The Clash - 'Janie Jones'
    • Moby/New Order - 'New Dawn Fades'
    • Joy Division - 'Atmosphere'
    • Durutti Column - 'Otis'
    • A Guy Called Gerald - 'Voodoo Ray'
    • New Order - 'Temptation'
    • Happy Mondays - 'Loose Fit'
    • 808 State - 'Pacific State'
    • New Order - 'Blue Monday
    • Marshall Jefferson - 'Move Your Body'
    • Joy Division - 'She's Lost Control'
    • Happy Mondays - 'Hallelujah' (Club Mix)
    • New Order - 'Here To Stay'
    • Joy Division - 'Love Will Tear Us Apart'



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 06, 2002  
    Report from DotMusic (Sent By Mark M.):
        
     

    New Order are to play an open air concert in London's Finsbury Park this summer, dotmusic has learnt.

    The event, scheduled for Sunday June 9, will see support from French duo Air.

    Ian Brown and legendary producer Arthur Baker are also rumoured to be performing.

    Tickets for the 30,000-capacity event go on sale Saturday, March 9.

    Meanwhile, New Order are to release a new single, 'Here To Stay' on April 1.

    The track, produced by the Chemical Brothers, is taken from the soundtrack to the forthcoming Brit flick, '24 Hour Party People'.

    The film, which focuses on the life of Factory Records owner Tony Wilson, documents the rise of New Order, the Hacienda nightclub and the explosion of the 'Madchester ' scene.

    '24 Party People OST' is released through WEA on April 8.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 05, 2002  
    Report from NME and Scan by Nick King:
    New Order - History in the park Pic:M.Goodacre

    LONDON's FINSBURY PARK


    NEW ORDER are to play a massive open-air concert in LONDON's FINSBURY PARK.

    The date, the group's only UK appearance this year takes place on June 9. Support will come from Air, with more live bands to be announced in the coming weeks.

    Tickets for the all-day event are priced Ł32.50, and go on sale later today (March 5). To buy call the NME Ticketline on 0870 1 663 663.

    New Order's co-production with The Chemical Brothers, 'Here To Stay', is released as a single on April 1 via WEA/London.

     



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 04, 2002  
    New Order single "HERE TO STAY" will be released in UK APR 01, 2002.
    Here To Stay UK, 12"
    Co-produced by The Chemical Brothers. Tracks: 1.Here To Stay (Full Length Vocal) 2.Crystal (Original) 3.Here To Stay (Felix Da Housecat Mix) 4.Here To Stay (The Scumfrog - Dub Mix)
    Here To Stay (Part 1) UK, CDS
    Tracks: 1.Here To Stay (Radio Edit) 2.Here To Stay (Full Length Vocal) 3.Player In The League.

    Here To Stay (Part 2) UK, CDS
    Tracks: 1.Radio Edit 2.Felix Da Housecat Extended Glitz Mix 3.The Scumfrog Dub Mix.
    Here To Stay  UK, DVD
    Tracks: 1.Here To Stay (Video) 2.Here To Stay (Radio Edit) 3.Here To Stay (Felix Da Housecat Mix) 4.24 Hour Party People (4 Film Clips).



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 03, 2002  
    Report from Mark U.:

    Last week's episode of E.R. has a small part near the end of the episode that 60mph could be heard in for a minute or two.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)March 02, 2002  
    Report from Carl:

    Friday, March 15, will be the first broadcast day of the New Order interview made by Swedish music show "Musikbyrĺn", on SVT2.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 28, 2002  

    This is the cover of the new NEW ORDER single "HERE TO STAY" soon to be release.

     



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 25, 2002  
    Report from Carl H. and Krister H.:
    New Order are confirmed for the Swedish music festival Hultsfredsfestivalen. So far they are the name at the top of the list before Chemical Brothers. Can one dare to hope for 'Here To Stay' or 'Out Of Control'? The festival is on from 14-16 June. More info at  www.hultsfred.se www.rockparty.se



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 22, 2002  
    Report from Undercover (www.undercover.com.au):

    New music from New Order will be the key sound of the movie 24 Hour Party People.

    The movie about the life and times of Factory Records founder Tony Wilson centres around the nightclub he jointly owned with the members of New Order.

    New Order have recorded the song "Here To Stay" with Chemical Brothers for the soundtrack and New Dawn Fades with Moby.

    The album will feature songs from the late 70s / early 80s when Factory was bouyant.

    Songs to be included on the soundtrack album are:

     

    • Anarchy In The UK - Sex Pistols
    • Ever Fall In Love - The Buzzcocks
    • Janie Jones - The Clash
    • Digital - Joy Division
    • Atmosphere - Joy Division
    • Otis - Durutti Column
    • Temptation - New Order
    • Hallelujah - Happy Mondays
    • Voodoo Ray - A Guy Called Gerald
    • Pacific State - 808 State
    • New Dawn Fades - New Order and Moby
    • 24 Hour Party People - Happy Mondays
    • Fools Gold - Stone Roses
    • Loose Fit - Happy Mondays
    • Here To Stay - New Order and Chemical Brothers
    • Blue Monday - New Order
    • Love Will Tear Us Apart - Joy Division

    '24 Hour Party People' is due for release on April 5, with the soundtrack available via London Records on April 1.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 20, 2002  
    Report from NME:

    In live performances tonight at the Brit Award 2002 Kylie Minogue mixed New Order's 'Blue Monday' into a performance of 'Can't Get You Out Of My Head' which is destined to be one of the bootlegged tracks of 2002.

    Check out the fantastic new remix of Can't Get You Out Of My Head that Kylie performed at this year's Brits 

    http://www.discodown.co.uk/media.htm



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 18, 2002  
    Pictures from Jeffrey Hobbs:

    Check out Jeffrey great pictures taken during New order Australian tour 2002.

     
    http://www.bilbyweb.com.au/neworder



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 18, 2002  
    Report from David Stevens:

    New Order's album is back up to 23, 13 weeks and highest position was 7 in the Aust record industry chart, their tour has seen their popularity go through the roof especially with the next generation of fans.  See link.

    http://www.aria.com.au/albums.htm



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 14, 2002  
    Report from NME:

    '24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE', the movie based on the story of FACTORY RECORDS and the HACIENDA nightclub, was given its first screening in its native MANCHESTER last night (February 13).

    Although it was not an official premier of the Michael Winterbottom-directed film, many of those involved in the production - including Factory boss Tony Wilson and New Order bassist Peter Hook - were present.

    Hook, depicted on screen by actor Ralf Little, told NME.COM: "I enjoyed it, but it's really weird, it's like having somebody read your diaries really. It's still very poignant. The Joy Division thing is very upsetting, even though I've seen it twice now. But it's interesting, it's got a lot of things wrong, but it makes it more of a comic book story."

    He continued, "We wanted the music to stand up not the personalities, and I think it still does. Every Joy Division track, every New Order track sounds fantastic."

    New Order also contribute a track to the '24 Hour Party People' soundtrack. 'Here To Stay', a collaboration with the Chemical Brothers, is to appear on the closing credits - however, it was missing last night because the band missed their deadline.

    "We finished it today, which is fucking typical," joked Hook, "We missed our own fucking thing. But we finished it today at Bernard (Sumner)'s house, so it'll be on it next time."

    Reactions to the film, which last year saw a mock-Hacienda constructed for one night only, were positive. However, many noted the similarities between Steve Coogan's portrayal of Wilson and his character Alan Partridge, and noted the film's revisionist approach to the Factory story.

    '24 Hour Party People' is due for release on April 5, with the soundtrack available via London Records on April 1.

     



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 13, 2002  
    Report from Carl:

    The date for the national radio broadcast of New Orders brilliant concert at Stockholm Cirkus 2001 11 18, will be broadcast February 19th 21.03 local time, on the program P3 Live.
    For those of you not living close to Sweden, you could listen live on the net:

    http://www.streaming.telia.com/startmedia/default.asp?k=137&n=P3

    If it doesn't work, check www.http://www.sr.se/p3/live/



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 10, 2002  
    Report from 24 Hours Party People Website:

    The movie is set for release on April 5 in the United Kingdom.

    The tracklist for the soundtrack is still to be confirmed, but will definitely feature a brand new New Order track, 'Here to Stay', which has been produced by the Chemical Brothers. The soundtrack will be released on March 1.

    'Here to Stay' will be released as a single on March 25. The video for this single will be shot in mid-February in London and will feature John Simm, who plays Bernard Sumner in the movie.

    A word from the Producer (Andrew Eaton):

    So here we are. We have nearly finished the film. Michael made some late final changes yesterday before last night's screening for the long-lead press. When he saw the first combined print at the lab earlier in the week he felt there were a few things he wanted to adjust. So then we had a mad panic to cut the print on a steenbeck before the screening at the Curzon Soho at 9pm. The screening was fantastic. The atmosphere beforehand was brilliant - lots of anticipation and the audience felt like they were completely in the story from the very beginning. The reactions we have been getting this morning (Friday) have been very positive. We still have to add on the new New Order/Chemical Brothers remix on the end titles, but apart from that the film is pretty much done. At last. More news soon.

     



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 10, 2002  
    New Order new single featuring The Chemical Bros "Here To Stay" will be released in UK March 25th, 2002.
    Here To Stay  UK, 12"
    Here To Stay (Part 1) UK, CDS
    Here To Stay (Part 2) UK, CDS



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 09, 2002  

    NEW ORDER TRIVIA CONTEST - ENTER TO WIN NEW ORDER MERCHANDISE

    World In Motion is holding a trivia contest.

    The winner will win one of every official New Order item offered by Object, including an embroidered messenger bag, embroidered thermal shirt, embroidered long-sleeved shirt, "distressed bar" tee-shirt, "get ready" babydoll shirt, and more.

    http://www.objectmerch.com


    Good luck to all

    David Sultan



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 08, 2002  
    Report from Al Jarvis:

    There was a rumor before Oz that New Order had some dates lined up for the US in April 2002.

    But they all had a confab the day before the Hordern gig Down Under and these dates won't be going ahead.

    Quick point of note: the same 'team' who do New Order live also work for the Chemical Bros, so when the Chemicals play live this year, you won't be seeing New Order!

     



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 08, 2002  
    Report from David Steven:

    NEW ORDER WILL BE GUEST PROGRAMMERS ABC CHANNEL RAGE SHOW IN AUSTRALIA

    Saturday Night February 9th 2002 @ 11.05pm

    New Order guest program
    followed by New Order & Joy Division clips

     

    Here is a link to the play list for rage,  for Saturday - the videos listed are personally selected by new order as their favorites from other groups,  with filmed explanations as to why they were chosen shown over the course of the show- ending with a large selection of New Order / Joy Division / Monaco & Electronic clips.

    http://www.abc.net.au/rage/playlist/archive/2002/20020209.htm



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 07, 2002  
    Report and Pictures from David Bricknell:

               

    For anyone living in Melbourne who calls themselves a New Order fan, last week was the time to forget summer holidays at the beach and head into the centre of the city (where all roads meet).  First off the band blew everyone else off the stage at the Big Day Out (including Garbage and Prodigy). This appearance was the first in Melbourne since '87 when they played in 42 degree heat on consecutive nights at The Venue and Festival Hall. Prior to that we had '82 and '84 (when at midnight mid-set the anniversary of Ian Curtis' death clocked over and the band launched into "Love Will Tear Us Apart" as an unforgettable tribute).

    Fast forward to 30th January 2002 and there's a queue right around the block, snaking it's way up Bourke St from Gaslight Records where the band are doing an in store signing before their sound check across the road at The Metro nightclub. Access to the signing is granted only upon presentation of a pass provided when either the Australian Exclusive 5 track EP of 60 Miles An Hour or Get Ready is purchased earlier.

    The band are running half an hour late we are told while waiting in the queue. The two guys in front of me have traveled a couple of thousand kilometers from Perth just to see New Order in a nightclub environment before the Perth leg of the BDO. We agree that we'll probably only get a couple of seconds with the band which is cool (we figure it's best to avoid one of those Wayne & Garth meet Alice Cooper "We're not worthy" type moments).

    Anyway, before we know it the queue's moving and we're in. The guys look tanned which could explain the late arrival (they had a couple of days off in Melbourne between gigs). EP's are signed, greetings exchanged and we're out so the hundreds still behind us aren't left out.  I sneak back in when security is distracted and grab the attached photos.

    That night we're treated to Arthur Baker spinning some discs at The Metro before New Order appear. Radical versions of Confusion and Blue Monday precede a spaced out , cutting edge reworking of Good Vibrations. Did I ever think I'd be at a New Order gig singing along with several thousand other punters to The Beach Boys?  No.

    Anticipation runs high. The time draws near. The crowd is suitably revved by Arthur. On comes the promoter who begins "Did anyone catch New Order at the Big Day Out on Monday?  90% of the crowd go wild. "Was that the greatest gig you've ever seen?'  100% of the crowd go wild. Introductions finish. Lights out. Deafening screams all round and there's the band, back
    after almost 15 years.

    Bernard introduces the band individually and launches into Crystal. Between some pretty funny comments from Bernard and his now infamous but infectious dancing and Hooky's "getting oh so close to Gene Simmons" posturing we get the following set:  Transmission, 60 Miles An Hour, Regret, Ceremony, Slow Jam, Close Range, Touched By The Hand Of God, Bizarre Love Triangle, True Faith, Atmosphere, Temptation, Love Will tear Us Apart and an encore of Isolation and Blue Monday.

    I won't go overboard - it was fucking brilliant.  Enough said.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 06, 2002  
    Interview from Undercover (www.undercover.com.au):
     

     

    The Undercover interview with Bernard Sumner from Melbourne Australia is now online (Paul Cashmere)

    http://www.undercover.com.au/neworder.html

     



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 03, 2002  
    Report from Luke:

    Apparently new order is on JJJ FM 'live at the wireless' in Australia this Monday 4 Feb. 2002 at 9pm. repeated Sunday 10 Feb. 5pm. it may go for up to an hour. [Australian daylight time is +11 hours from GMT I think]

    I imagine it will be an edit of either the recent Melbourne or Sydney big day out performance.

    live audio stream at:


    http://abc.net.au/triplej/listen.htm

    Well, the two rumours for New Order live in the UK this year 2002 are Glastonbury (courtesy of the NME), and Finsbury Park (June 9th, courtesy of the 'Big Day Out' chat).



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 03, 2002  
    Review from SHM.com.au (info sent by Brad Ed.)

    New Order Live : Sydney Hordern Pavilion (January 23rd, 2002)

    Not new but still in working Order

    Commitment to their songs ... New Order's Bernard Sumner on stage at the Hordern. Photo: Domino Postiglione

    NEW ORDER
    Hordern Pavilion
    January 23

    Reviewed by Jon Casimir

    The handful of shows New Order played in Sydney in the 1980s were truly hit and miss. The songs were not the problem. Sometimes the musicians had, em, more than petrol in their tanks.

    Sometimes they forgot how to play what they'd chosen, which can be an occupational hazard when the set list changes every night.

    And sometimes, their reliance on gremlin-ridden, pioneering technology defeated them. One memorable night at the Dee Why Hotel was so ceiling-dripping humid that the machines pretty much refused to come out of the dressing room, leaving the band to make their excuses.

    When they got it right, New Order were sublime, a genuinely exciting and innovative blend of trad rock and dance-floor electronics, one of those pop experiences that made you feel you were in the right place at the right time.

    Fifteen years on, everything and nothing has changed. It's a perverse pleasure to report that New Order have not morphed into the edgeless tribute act most reunion bands seem to become. Slick professionalism continues to hover just out of their reach, if it's on their agenda at all.

    What's important is that New Order 2002 still look and feel like a band rather than an accountancy project.

    On a stage dominated by a lightshow pointing at the audience rather than the musicians, brilliantly propulsive drummer Steve Morris went quietly about his business at the back, singer/guitarist Bernard Sumner jigged and yelped excitedly and bass player Peter Hook was as comically exaggerated as ever - his bass slung unfeasibly low, he looks part Quasimodo and part someone who has lost a contact lens and is hoping to spot it before the song finishes.

    They still haven't worked out how to structure a list so that the show won't go flat in places.

    They're still fighting the equipment - Sumner had problems with the stage sound and was occasionally to be found singing, rather hopefully, in keys known only to himself. And they still have a tendency towards raggedness. The four tracks from the excellent new album, Get Ready, were more blustery than necessary.

    But to balance this, they have charm, personality and an unflagging commitment to the songs, a seam they mined as far back as 1979, digging out four Joy Division tunes.

    They made more than good fists of Transmission and
    Love Will Tear Us Apart
    , and turned Isolation into dance-floor pop.

    Only Atmosphere lacked its recorded majesty, sped up and strangely neutered.

    Bizarre Love Triangle was as messy as True Faith was disciplined. Ceremony bristled with power and Your Silent Face was all elegant restraint (the melodica is such a rockin' instrument). Rock the Shack swung its hips and Blue Monday finally got the rather polite full house on its feet.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 02, 2002  
    Report from Undercover (http://www.undercover.com.au ) (info sent by Marc J.):

    Movies featuring New Order are the new order for New Order

    The lives of the members of New Order are to feature in a couple of movies on the way. One deals with their label, Factory Records and it's demise and the other looks into the life of Joy Division singer, the late Ian Curtis.

    New Order frontman Bernard Sumner told Undercover News that the first movie is called '24 Hour Party People' "It is not a big budget movie. It is primarily the story of Factory Records. The central character is Tony Wilson, the Factory Records boss. He is played by Steve Cooglan who is a comedian in England. An English actor called John Sim plays me, but I'm not a central character. I'm just part of the whole thing".

    24 Hour Party People revolves around the business dealings of Tony Wilson and New Order and the club they jointly owned called The Hacienda Club. "We had a lot of business problems" Bernard said. "Factory Record was going under. At The Hacienda nightclub we had a lot of problems dealing with gang related violence. Having to deal with all of that was a pain in the arse, as you can imagine".

    Bernard recalls that business and music were often at loggerheads with each other. "I remember when we recording the record we'd get called out into a meeting to discuss if we were going to sell cheeseburgers at The Hacienda and if we could afford a metal detector and bulletproof vests for the bouncers".

    The other movie is in the early stages and is about the lead singer of Joy Division Ian Curtis, who committed suicide in 1980. "It is based on his wife's book called "Touching From A Distance". I've been talking to a script writer in Los Angeles about Ian and making that film" says Bernard.

    '24 Hour Party People' has its premiere in England in April.

    ------------------------------------------------------
    Ian Curtis Biopic a Go
     
    The movie rights to Touching From a Distance, a biography about the life and suicide of Joy Division frontman Ian Curtis have been sold to Double A Films, a New York-based production company. The film -- titled
    Transmission and based on the 1995 book penned by Curtis' widow Deborah -- is being penned by writer/director Michael Stock. Filming is tentatively planned to begin by late fall.
    "I've always loved Joy Division," says producer Amy Hobby. "When Michael Stock, a young writer/director and music fanatic came to me and suggested the project, I said, 'That sounds fantastic. What can I read?' And he gave me the book that Deborah wrote. And after reading it, I thought we should try to get the rights to the biography."

    In May of 1980, on the eve of his band's first-ever U.S. tour, the enigmatic Ian Curtis -- suffering from depression and epilepsy -- hanged himself. At the time of his death the singer-songwriter was said to be in a love triangle with his wife and a mistress. "I think Ian was sort of like all those characters like James Dean, who live fast and die young," opines Hobby. "They leave something behind that we can't forget. Ian was really unique in that he was epileptic, believed he was getting these transmissions from God, and had something to say at a young age.

    "Without ruining the integrity of the project, I'd like to see it in wide release," adds Hobby. "I think it deserves more than just a select audience. I can't comment on actors and actresses that have expressed interest yet, but I'm certain that we'll need to search long and hard -- worldwide -- to find the right male lead for Ian's character."

    Hobby also says that Curtis' widow will stay on with the project as an associate producer. "Both Michael Stock and I met with her in Manchester over Christmas, and talked to her about the film. And she's been integral in shedding further light on Ian and his life during our script research, and she'll be with us all the way."

    JOHN D. LUERSSEN
    (March 24, 2001)
    -------------------------------------------------------



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 01, 2002  
    Report from Undercover (http://www.undercover.com.au):

    New Order are the stars of The Big Day Out

    Without a doubt, New Order have proven to be the festival highlight this year performing their first shows on Australian turf in 17 years. The gap since their last visit has meant that they are playing live their old Joy Division for the very first time in the country.

    New Order's Bernard Sumner told Undercover News that because of the time since Ian Curtis died, performing the songs are no longer as personal as they once were. Sumner said that the inclusion of JD songs in the NO set means that the songs won't die with Ian. "They are great songs and should be heard" he said. New Order featured Transmission and Love Will Tear Us Apart in the Big Day Out set but also played "Atmosphere" during their sideshow in Melbourne last night.

     

        

    New Order Big Day Out Melbourne Jan 28, 2002

    photos Roslyn O'Gorman



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes)February 1st, 2002  
    Review from The Age (info sent by Marc J.):

    New Order Live : The Metro (January 30th, 2002)
     

    After what can only be described by fans as a cruel wait of nearly 15 years, New Order gave a stellar performance during their recent Australian tour that almost compensated for their long absence from Australia.

    From the opening chords, Bernard Sumner’s boyish earnestness indicated that he was prepared to inject as much force into his performance as he possibly could. Driven by Peter Hook and Sumner’s guitars, the band possessed a consistent energy that contrasted sharply with their lacklustre performance at the Melbourne Big Day Out. Whereas Sumner complained of the sun in his eyes and of playing in daylight at the BDO, this time there was nothing but praise for the atmosphere and audience. From the outset the band displayed a genuine desire to please and this contagious enthusiasm infected the crowd, resulting in a vibe of mutual admiration—quite different from the de rigueur posturing of other bands, such as The White Stripes, whose ambivalence can often leave the crowd dulled.

    Bernard Sumner’s slightly podgy form, coupled with his exuberant dancing (which consisted of repeatedly kicking one leg out behind him) actually worked. Anyone else simply would have looked liked a dork. It was Peter Hook, however, who became the star of the show, slinging his guitar down to his feet and showing off his signature bass lines to the appreciation of the hand-waving crowd.

    Crystal was the opening track and a wise choice it was, given that the catchy chorus has had a lot of airplay recently. But any concerns that the band would focus on their new stuff were quickly dispelled, as classic after classic were offered, such as Regret, True Faith, Touched by the Hand of God and Temptation, which had everyone singing along, especially to: ‘Oh you’ve got blue eyes, oh you’ve got green eyes, oh you’ve got grey eyes.’ The obligatory Bizarre Love Triangle was also played, in addition to the Joy Division songs Atmosphere and Love Will Tear Us Apart, both of which drew tangible appreciation from the crowd.

    New Order were on a roll and they knew it; the crowd were their friends and they were going to reward them; an encore was a given. The strange choice of Isolation for the first track of the encore was offset by the oh-so-right choice of playing Blue Monday.

    It’s hard not to be satisfied by a band that has the right attitude, shows forethought in their playlist and whose performance is masterly and polished, yet still exudes the requisite potency.

    Bernard Sumner was right when he commented in his almost unintelligible Manchester accent that we were getting value for our money. No complaints here.

    By NADA JOLIC 



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 31, 2002  
    Report from Nick King:

    Well, the two rumours for New Order live in the UK this year 2002 are Glastonbury (courtesy of the NME), and Finsbury Park (June 9th, courtesy of the 'Big Day Out' chat).



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 30, 2002  
    Report from NME (info sent by Scott):

    NEW ORDER AND THE CHEMICALS PROVIDE 'PARTY' SOUNDTRACK!

    A recently recorded collaboration between NEW ORDER and the THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS, 'HERE TO STAY', will be released as the next NEW ORDER single later this spring.

    The track will also be part of the soundtrack to '24 Hour Party People', the film that charts the rise and fall of Manchester's legendary Hacienda, and all the players who were part of it - including New Order and Happy Mondays. The film stars Steve Coogan as Factory Records boss Anthony Wilson, John Simm as New Order frontman Barney Sumner and Ralph Little as bassist Peter Hook.

    'Here To Stay' is set for release at the end of March/early April, depending on when the rest of the film soundtrack is finalised. It is also rumoured to include previously unreleased 'Player In The League', a track that appeared on the pre-release versions of last year's comeback album'Get Ready' but was kicked off the version that went on general sale.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 29, 2002  
    Review from NME (info sent by Marc J.):

    New Order Live : Sydney Hordern Pavilion (January 23rd, 2002)

    Twenty-five years on, and Bernard Sumner still can't dance. As he hugs his guitar through '60 Miles An Hour', it's like watching your dad attempting to march like Ian Brown and scissor kick like Fran Healy, all in one. And there in lies the essence of New Order 2002 - finally getting to play out all those years they've forgotten due to height of Hacienda excesses.

    They're 22-year old kids trapped in the bodies of men twice their age, belting out early 80's electronica and 'Substance'-era bass-lines like The Strokes never happened.

    You can see the juxtaposition in the crowd, too. Mums and Dads who haven't been out since the band last touched down in Australia over a decade ago check their watches nervously, whispering to each other that it's late and the babysitter's only booked 'til half ten. English backpackers chant that Hooky's a fat twat and cheer at the fact that 'Salford Rules!' is written in duct tape on the amps. Fidgety Goths roam in packs looking out for other similarly tortured youths in black. And the rest are under 25's in trainers, coming to see that nice young lad from the 'Crystal' video clip. If anyone's looking for across the board appeal, here seems a very good place to start.

    They do the same set they've been playing since they decided upon this reforming palaver, of course, but that matters little to those hanging off the coat tails of nostalgia. The danger passes after 'Crystal' that this evening will lean heavily on the success of 'Get Ready', and instead dissolves quickly into a greatest hits trip down memory lane. They play 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' and the Goths are actually smiling. No doubt Robert Smith is still cursing the day he forgot to write 'Your Silent Face', and the brilliant electro ambience of 'Atmosphere' proves that Peter Hook is the original Bass God.

    But lessons learnt from past mistakes are easily forgotten. The drums are still a few beats behind when it comes to the chorus of 'Transmission', and Sumner attacks the last few versus of 'Close Range' with all the vigour of a man who's just come in from a ten mile run ("Are you ready to chill out?" he puffs at one stage. "I tell you what, I am.") . Still, 'Temptation' is faultless and 'Blue Monday' is still as relevant today as it was in 1987.

    Unlike Bernard's dancing... but you can't win them all.

    Alicia Brodersen



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 26, 2002  
    Report from Big Day Out Newsletter:

    We WILL be arranging live CHATS and Tour Highlights and Interview Video stuff through the Site along with our mates Telstra and Communic8.

    The Big Day Out chats will be held on Monday 28th Jan starting at 2pm. Log in then to speak to your favourite artists!

    http://bigpond.com/chat/rooms/c8/bdo.asp

    >> SOAD
    >> Superheist
    >> Magic Dirt
    >> Shihad
    >> Something For Kate
    >> White Stripes
    >> JBT
    >> Garbage
    >> Infusion
    >> silverchair
    >> New Order
    >> Regurgitator
    >> Sonicanimation
    >> Prodigy
    >> Basement Jaax
     



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 23, 2002  
    Report and Pictures from Dennis Remmer:

    New Order - Big Day Out, Gold Coast, Australia - Sunday, 20 January 2002

    The set was excellent, the band really enjoyed themselves - lots of banter. Barney's dancing was in top form. The set list went (something) like:

    Crystal
    Transmission
    Regret
    Love Vigilantes
    True Faith
    Bizarre Love Triangle
    60 MPH
    Atmosphere
    Close Range
    Temptation
    Love Will Tear Us Apart
    Blue Monday

    Really good to hear Love Vigilantes. LWTUA was a stormer.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 23, 2002  
    Report from Luke:

    According to the daily telegraph newspaper, new order are doing in store signing 5:30pm Friday January 25th at Hum Records 271 King Street, Newtown (Australia)



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 23, 2002  
    Report from NME:

    DEATH HOUSE UP FOR SALE

    The house in which JOY DIVISION frontman IAN CURTIS committed suicide is up for sale.

    The two bedroom terrace at 77 Barton Street in Macclesfield near Manchester is described by property website Rightmove as "ideal for first-time buyers."

    Curtis hanged himself in the kitchen of the house on May 18 1980, days before the band were due to undertake a US tour. He was two months shy of his 24th birthday.

    However, a spokesperson for Bridgfords, the estate agency handling the sale, says that despite the house's history, so far there has been no macabre interest from Joy Division fans.

    "There has been a lot of interest in the property," she told NME.COM, "but no people who are massive fans of Joy Division have expressed any interest in it."

    The house is on the market at Ł64,950.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 22, 2002  
    Report from The Raft:

    Xfm's THE REMIX album is out in one month's time, and what with Christmas and New Year festivities blurring our vision and making us forget, we thought we'd better remind you that this album has a bit of a tasty line-up of the 'must have' remixes that you most certainly need to get your dirty paws on!

    Think Timo Maas reworking Kelis...Deadly Avenger taking on Travis... The Neptunes Vs Daft Punk... or Howie B Vs Garbage... and then throw in the likes of Starsailor, Paul Oakenfold, Badly Drawn Boy, Chemical Brothers, Zero 7, David Holmes, Moby and Radiohead and you've got an album taking on all challengers for the title 'Album of the Year' 2002!

    The Remix is released through Virgin Records on February 18th 2002. Check out http://www.xfm.co.uk/theremixalbum. You'll find a full track listing further down the page, so be sure to place your order early to avoid disappointment!

    The Remix = The Album
    Tracklisting
    include NEW ORDER - Crystal (LEE COOMBS remix)



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 21, 2002  
    Report from Ricardo:

    A real estate is selling the house in Macclesfield where Ian Curtis lived and took his own life. Yes, it's true! It was first revealed in an article I wrote for Dynamite magazine and an edited version of this article can be found at http://www.dynamite.com.br/revista/ (only in Portuguese, sorry). If you want to see (and to buy) Barton Street 77 go to
    http://www.rightmove.co.uk and type the following Postal Code in the search: SK116RQ You can arrange a viewing as well. It's your chance.
     

    Ł64,950

    2 bedrooms

    House


    Barton Street, Macclesfield

    Bridgfords, Macclesfield is marketing this property.
    Telephone 01625 614006 quoting their property reference 0760

    Features

    • Double-fronted terraced cottage
    • Uniquely presented throughout
    • Two bedrooms
    • GCH & d-glazing
    • Ideal for 1st time buyers

    GROUND FLOOR
    ENTRANCE HALL
    LOUNGE (15'5 narrowing to 5'2 x 12'0)
    KITCHEN (8'10 narrowing to 6'7 x 9'9)
    DINING AREA (9'4 max X 13'6 max)
    FIRST FLOOR
    LANDING
    BEDROOM ONE (12'11 max X 10'4)
    BEDROOM TWO (9'4 narrowing to 7'6 x 13'4)
    LARGER THAN AVERAGE BATHROOM
    OUTSIDE
    REAR - COMMUNAL YARD
    FRONT - ON STREET PARKING




    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 20, 2002  
    Report from Marc J.:
     

    New Order minder gets marching order
    20 January 2002 Sunday Star-Times

    By JANE WYNYARD
    A security guard for UK band New Order says he was shocked and insulted after being kicked out of a posh Auckland restaurant because of his tattoos.

    Sarge, a fully-tattooed Englishman who was minder for New Order during its visit for the Big Day Out last week, was shown the door at Euro Restaurant and Bar on Princes Wharf because owner Leo Molloy claimed his tattoos were offensive.

    "It made me feel like shit really," said Sarge. "I've worked for heaps of famous bands and toured the world with New Order and Joy Division for 20 years and I have never been treated like this anywhere. I thought of all places, especially with your Maori tattoos, that tattoos here would be normal and accepted."

    Molloy said company policy required a reasonable standard of dress and tattoos were not allowed.

    "If you want to scribble on your arms go eat at a pie cart. That's my attitude," he said. "Mullet haircuts, tattoos, black jeans, denim shirts, go somewhere else. People have a right to do what they like with their own bodies but I don't have to tolerate it in my joint, and it's my right."

    Sarge said he and members of New Order had been sitting in the bar for 1˝ hours waiting to be served before he was asked to leave.

    "The bar manager came over and told me to put a jacket on because of my tattoos. I said I don't know why I should and then next thing, he's saying he's going to have to assert his authority. He said the owner wouldn't serve me because of my tattoos so me and Steve (drummer Stephen Morris) just walked out."

    Sarge said he was restrained in his response to the owner but didn't want to make a scene in front of everyone. So he opted to go to Burger King instead.

    Molloy said people dined at Euro for a "unique dining experience" and their interests and rights were protected. "I don't think you should have to sit next to a person dressed in a denim shirt with tattoos all over his arms."

    Molloy said he reinforced company policy when a staff member asked his opinion about Sarge's tattoos. "I had a look at his arms and I said 'No'.

    "I don't care if it's New Order or the Rolling Stones. If I let him in that's fine but what about next week when I hear from 10 different people 'Leo's let Euro go to the pack - it's now a Westie bar'."

    It's not the first time Molloy and his restaurant have hit the headlines.

    Last February he threatened former MP and Sunday Star-Times columnist Michael Laws after Laws argued with the maitre d' over paying for a meal by cheque.

    Molloy told Laws Euro did not take cheques but Laws said he had not seen any signs referring to cheque policy. He left his business card and a note to say where he could be contacted if staff had further problems. His cheque was honoured.

    Molloy claimed Laws was hysterical and left a phone message with Laws saying he had a "real problem publicly" and to call back "unless you want more trouble".

    Molloy denied he was deliberately confrontational. "I behave like this all the time. I don't like taking crap from journalists."

    Laws denied he was hysterical and labelled Molloy a bully. "I think this guy was either having a bad, bad, bad day or has short man's disease."

    Also in February, Melbourne Storm rugby league team manager Michael Moore drowned in the Auckland Viaduct Harbour following late-night drinking at Euro.

    Moore presumably hit his head on a pontoon after vaulting himself into the water. He had been drinking at the restaurant with other members of the Storm team and told patrons just after 3am to "watch this" before walking across Princes Wharf and attempting to vault himself into the harbour.

    In November 1999, Euro turned away untidily dressed America's Cup yachties. Members from Team Dennis Connor, Nippon Challenge and Aloha Racing complained about being refused entry.

    Molloy said the restaurant wanted a better quality of customer "and that was our right".



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 19, 2002  
    Report and Pictures from Petra Jane (http://petrajane.com/1neworder):

     

     

    New Order headlined last night [Friday 18th]'s Big Day Out festival in Auckland, New Zealand. They were billed to play at 8:15pm, as the third-to-last band on the Main Stage of the annual 12-hour music festival.
    However, security problems earlier in the evening put the schedule out of order and delayed New Order's set by some 3 hours.

    The band were in high spirits despite the delays, joking amongst themselves and poking fun at the 'new guy'. Then again, they weren't the ones who suffered through an hour of The Prodigy. Sumner apologized for the heavy [even for Auckland] rain, quipping that they'd brought the foul weather with them from England.

    The set list was very similar to the European tour one listed on your site: 'Crystal', 'Transmission' and '60MPH', then mostly 80s singles ['True Faith' was given a House styled re-working, which worked very nicely] and a couple more Joy Division songs. Finished, of course, with a ferocious Blue Monday.


    oh, and some useless trivia:
    @ New Zealand is apparently the only country where Joy Division topped the charts, albeit posthumously. 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' and 'Atmosphere' were number-one singles here in June and August 1981, respectively. Transmission went to number two a month later.
    @ 'Blue Monday' [which peaked at #2] spent 44 weeks on the local top-20, making it the longest-charting song in local hit-parade history.
    @ The government owned/run National Radio uses the intro to 'State Of The Nation' for its daily current affairs program 'Checkpoint'.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 18, 2002  
    Report from Adam R.:

    Here's an interview of New Order from Sydney 18-1-2002.
    http://www.smh.com.au/news/0201/18/entertainment/entertain1.html



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 17, 2002  
    Report from Dan M.:

    New Order, Kraftwerk, Brian Eno and Stereolab are among acts to have rare songs included on a forthcoming Rough Trade shops compilation. It is to be titled 'Electronic 01' and is to be released on March 18, 2002.

    It is a 2 CD set, celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the shops.

    Containing 41 tracks, it includes the sought after 'Inky' by Aphex Twin. Other featured artists include Depeche Mode, Human League, John Cage, Faust, Fischerspoon and Pierre Henry. It will also contain the original Dr. Who (cult British Sci-Fi show) theme!

    The confirmed tracklisting:

    • New Order - '586'
    Report from Peter V.:
    I found 2 reviews on the net of New Order's concert in Köln at 16.11.2001, both written in German:
     
    http://www.mucke-und-mehr.de/gigs/neworder.htm
     
    http://www.synthiepop.de/neworderlive.htm



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 15, 2002  
    Report from John F.:

    The music magazine Spin named the 50 greatest bands in a list guaranteed to spark debate among rock fans over whether The Ramones are better than Led Zeppelin or why Husker Du is ranked higher than Pink Floyd.

    The criteria for the 50 greatest were that ``these groups had to have a roof-raising, history-changing sound, presence or hairstyle.'' In addition, ``they also had to clearly influence today's music in undeniable ways'' and ``had to be bands that we care about deeply.''

    That might explain why acclaimed bands like U2 (13th greatest), The Grateful Dead (27th), The Who (39th), The Beach Boys (45th) and Pink Floyd (49th) are rated lower in the Top 50 than lesser known but arguably more influential groups like The Smiths (21st), Pavement (30th), Fugazi (31st) or New Order (41st).

    Spin's Top 10 is completed by Parliament/Funkadelic at No. 6, followed by The Clash, Public Enemy, The Rolling Stones and Beastie Boys.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 15, 2002  
    New Order single "60 Miles An Hour" was released yesterday in AUSTRALIA JAN 14, 2001. Released to celebrate their highly anticipated Australian Tour (touring as part of 'The Big Day Out' festival), is the brand new single from UK indie-dance-pop legends, New Order. The second single from their new album 'Get Ready', this format of '60 Miles An Hour' will be an Australian Exclusive Tour Edition.

    Track Listing

    60 miles an hour (radio edit) / 60 miles an hour (supermen lovers remix) / someone like you (funk d'void remix) / sabotage / true faith (reading festival 30/08/98) / temptation (reading festival 30/08/98)



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 14, 2002  
    Report from Neil:

    I was in Virgin Megastores today, and they were playing Slowjam. They then said this would be the next single, a nice idea I think, a guitarry song on the radio, and dancy song in the clubs at the same time, neat balance.

    Report from Rob A.:

    I happened to be watching the 100 greatest sporting moments on TV on saturday night and they played primitive notion as the backdrop to one of the top 100, I can't remember which. Thought it was a bit odd as the song has not been released as a single yet.

     


    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 12, 2002  
    Report from Dennis:

    Arthur Baker is supporting New Order on their Australian tour, at least for the non-BDO gigs, not sure for BDO. Severed Heads (http://www.sevcom.com) are also supporting New Order at the Sydney Hordern gig.

    Report from neworderonline.com:

    ANTHONY WILSON will release '24-Hour Party People', Anthony H. Wilson and Factory Records March 8, 2002  (Paperback - 192 pages Channel 4 books; ISBN: 075222025X)

    Book Description
    Legendary founder of Factory Records and erstwhile owner of the Hacienda, Tony Wilson, tells his own unique story in his own unique way for the very first time. Reliving one of the most exciting pop culture explosions in recent history, what ensues is a tale of music, sex, drugs and the birth of one of the most famous clubs in the world.

    This is the first time Factory supremo Tony Wilson has told his story in his own words.

    Synopsis
    Tony Wilson is the founder of Factory Records and owner of the club The Hacienda. He began his career as a Granada TV weatherman and continues to work in journalism, television and the media industry. His story here tells of one of the most exciting pop culture explosions in recent history.

    About the Author
    Tony Wilson is the founder of Factory Records and owner of the Hacienda. He began his extraordinary career as a Granada TV weatherman and continues to work in journalism, television and the media industry.

     


    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 11, 2002  
    Report from Nick K. & Lars N.:

    According to this week's NME (I didn't buy it - just browsed it in the shops), there's a New Order mix album due out in March on 'DMC Records'...It's mentioned in their album 'Releases for 2002' in amongst the Manic Street Preachers Greatest Hits album, new Coldplay album, new Massive Attack album, etc...

    Back to mine, is a series of remix albums, there's back to mine albums withbartists like, faithless, everything but the girl, groove armada, Morcheeba, tlvin singh and others.
    BUT - they don't contain songs or remixes of the group itself, if it follow the tradition, it will be a collection of New Orders favourite songs, mixed together with no gaps between.

    Report from Jeff S.:

    According to cdnow,com "60 MILES AN HOUR" will be release Jan 15, 2002 in the US.



    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 21, 2002  
    'The Beach' soundtrack is released through London Records on February 14 in UK.
    It features:
    1. Spinning Away - Sugar Ray
    2. Voices - Dario G/Vanessa Quinoness
    3. Yeke Yeke - Mory Kante (Hard Floor mix '98)
    4. On Your Own - Blur (Crouch End Broadway mix)
    5. Return Of Django - Asian Dub Foundation
    6. Pure Shores - All Saints
    7. Snake Blood - Leftfield
    8. Porcelain - Moby
    9. Woozy - Faithless
    10. Business As Usual - Barry Adamson/Leonardo DiCaprio
    11. Brutal - New Order
    12. Orbital Mix - Angelo Badalamenti (Remixed by Orbital)
     


    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 05, 2002  
    Report from Mark R:

    In a UK national newspaper, The Mail on Sunday, (December 30th 2001) music columnist Tim de Lisle has placed Crystal as No1 'Pop Song of the Year'.

    1.Crystal (New Order)
    The best fast song of the year - stirring, dynamic, defiant & perfectly crafted, a rare case of a comeback capturing the absolute essence of a band.   

    2.Don't Stop Movin'(S Club 7)
    3.Can't Get You Out Of My Head (Kylie Minogue)
    4.I'm Like a Bird (Nelly Furtado)
    5.Clint Eastwood (Gorillaz)
    6.Get Ur Freak On (Missy Elliot)
    7.Here With Me (Dido)
    8.You And Whose Army (Radiohead)
    9.A Thousand Kisses Deep (Leanard Cohen)
    10.Essence (Lucinda Williams)
     

    Report from Mick:

    U.S.A. Electronic Chart
    1 Various: Pulse - 2 Garbage: Beautiful Garbage - 3 Louie De Vito: NYC Underground Party - 4 Bjork: Vespertine - 5 NEW ORDER: GET READY

    Most Listened Tracks Of 2001 On NME Radio
    1 The Strokes: Someday - 2 The Strokes: Last Nite - 3 The White Stripes: You're Pretty Good Looking - 4 Ian Brown: Fear - 5 NEW ORDER: CRYSTAL

    Top Selling Ringtones Of 2001 On NME.Com
    1 Stone Roses: Fools Gold - 2 The Strokes: Hard To Explain - 3 Pixies: Debaser - 4 JOY DIVISION: LOVE WILL TEAR US APART - 5 The Charlatans: The Only One I Know - 6 Super Furry Animals: Northern Lites - 7 Rhobarb And Custard (Theme) - 8 The Italian Job (Theme) - 9 NEW ORDER: BLUE MONDAY - 10 Belle & Sebastian: Legal Man

    NME Comeback Of 2001
    1 Foot and mouth - 2 Cathy Dennis - 3 Kylie Minogue 4 NEW ORDER - 5 Shaggy

    International 2001 Top 10 On Tutto (Italian music monthly)
    1 Radiohead: Amnesiac - 2 Manu Chao: Proxima Estacion Esperanza - 3 The Strokes: Is This It - 4 Nick Cave: No More Shall We Part - 5 Elton John: Songs From The West coast - 6 Tricky: Blowback - 7 NEW ORDER: GET READY - 8 Daft Punk: Discovery - 9 Slipknot: Iowa - 10 REM: Reveal

    Radio Parma's DJ Albums Of 2001
    1 NEW ORDER: GET READY - 2 Bjork: Vespertine - 3 Starsailor: Love Is Here - 4 Depeche Mode: Exciter - 5 Lost Prophets: The Fake Sound Of Progress

     


    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 04, 2002  
    Report from Side-Line:

    Synthpop band Days of Fate have made their song "Bizarre Love Triangle" available as a free download for you to listen to and taken from the new tribute album. To hear this track, follow the link underneath, don't hesitate to visit the band's webpage.

    The band received positive reviews worldwide, Side-Line described their music as "Brilliant", while Orkus called them "the next big thing". Consider for yourself. And we repeat, strictly for synthpop freaks!
    - Days of Fate -
    http://www.days-of-fate.de
    - Listen to "Bizarre Love Triangle" by Days of Fate - 
    http://www.days-of-fate.de/mp3/new-order-sampler/days_of_fate_-_Bizarre_Love_Triangle.mp3
    http://www.spe.sony.com/movies/notanotherteen/

     


    movingMap.gif (21803 bytes) January 01, 2002  

    HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL

    DAVID SULTAN



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