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2003
December
15,
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Peter Saville
FAC 3 2003
edition of 500
, 30"
x 20"
(76X50.5cm). Peter Saville. published by
Paul Stolper, 2003
Each print accompanied by a signed
and numbered certificate.
Peter Saville
Fac 3 2003
In the
UK £ 125 inc vat + postage
Rest of
Europe in the EU £ 130 inc vat + postage
Rest of the
World £ 120 inc postage
Pay
via www.paypal.com (add £2 for Paypal fee) (Paypal
ID
info@paulstolper.com) or Cheque payable to:
Paul Stolper
Ltd.
78 Luke Street
London EC2A
4PY
England
tel/fax 0044
(0)20 7739 6504
E mail
Info@paulstolper.com
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December
07,
2003 |
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MANCHESTER-born
designer Peter Saville,
whose career kick-started with his landmark
album covers for Factory Records in the
seventies, is bringing a collection of his work
back to the city.
About 500 pieces, including his earliest album
covers for Joy Division and New Order,
consultancy work for fashion houses Dior and
Givenchy and fashion images for designers Stella
McCartney and Yohji Yamamoto, are to be shown in
city centre museum Urbis as part of a new
exhibition - The Peter Saville Show.
The display, which arrives from Tokyo in
December for the opening on
January 23 2004, is
backed by a New Order soundtrack to take Mancunians back to their Hacienda days.
It is part of the museum's effort to make its
image more attractive to the public, and Saville
says he can't wait to see their response.
"Growing up in Manchester has characterized my
work," he says. "It's rewarding to be asked back
to show the work in the city where its spirit
belongs. After all these years, I'm intrigued to
know what Manchester makes of it."
The
Peter
Saville show
23 January 2004 – 18 April 2004
www.urbis.org.uk
Urbis
Cathedral Gardens
Manchester
M4 3BG
Tel: +44 (0)161 605 8200
E-mail:
info@urbis.org.uk
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November
21,
2003 |
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R-A-M ( new
group by David Potts (ex Revenge and Monaco)
Ram...new
gigs...
Friday 21st Nov
Acoustic gig with John Cunningham at The
Britons Protection MCR £5
Tuesday 25th Nov MMSU Oxford Road MCR
£4 £5 on door
Friday 12th Dec Fibbers York Complete
Stone Roses
Thursday 18th Dec Maxime's Wigan
Complete Stone Roses
Friday 30th January
2004 Kill All Hippies London
Ram's new single "For
Your Love" will be out 2nd Feb '04
Ram's 10" single is Different Planet is
available from
http://www.opalmusic.com/a_to_z/ram.htm
For more info email:
ram@ram.uk.com
or visit the new site: http://www.ram.uk.com
The 'Songs from Page One' EP is available
from Opal Music or the Ram web-site.
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November
21,
2003 |
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NEW
YORK CITY
SATURDAY,
Nov 29th
HYBRID (live) with
NEW ORDER’s Peter Hook
* Exclusive US Appearance *
PETE TONG
In support of their
critically acclaimed album Morning Sci-Fi,
HYBRID bring their unique live performance with
very special guest bassist and collaborator -
Peter Hook [of
New Order]. The
new album is a powerful, emotive opus that's
equal parts exquisite and menacing. For their
live performance you can expect them to
effortlessly combine cinematic flourishes and
sturdy rock inferences with their signature
progressive house and breakbeat fusions. This is
a historical merging and synergistic powerhouse
performance from EDM’s past, present & future.
@ AVALON
662 Sixth Avenue @ 20th Street
212.807.7780
Doors at 9:00pm – Show at 10:00pm
18+ girls, 21+ gents
$25 general admission
$15 reduced list before 12am / $20 reduced list
after 12am
Reduced list Email:
NYAvalon@hotmail.com
www.NYAvalon.com
Advance Ticketing
www.NextTicketing.com $20
(Thanks Betty L. for the
info)
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November
18,
2003 |
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 REVENGE
One True Passion v 2.0 2xcd
LTM (UK)
COMING 2/24/04
LTM are pleased to announce a deluxe 2xCD
reissue of the sole album by Revenge, the
electro/hard rock hybrid fronted by
New Order bass player
Peter Hook between 1989 and 1992.
REVENGE
“One True Passion V2.0” DCD
Disc One: “One True Passion V2.0”
Televive 3.59
The Wilding 4.33
Deadbeat 4.52
State of Shock 6.25
Little Pig 3.32
Cloud 9 4.52
Jesus I Love You 6.54
Pineapple Face 5.29
Big Bang 4.25
Slave 5.09
14K 5.50
Bleachman 4.48
Surf Nazi 3.58
7 Reasons (demo) 4.05
Amsterdam 3.42
It’s Quiet 3.00
Disc Two: “Be Careful What You Wish For”
Underworld 3.35
Deadbeat (Gary Clail dub) 4.38
State of Shock (US Edit) 5.57
Pineapple Face’s Big Day (US remix) 6.00
Pineapple Face (Pickering & Park remix) 6.05
The Trouble With Girls 5.00
Wende 3.00
Slave (Joe Smooth edit) 3.39
I’m Not Your Slave (US remix) 5.52
Hot Nights / Cool City 6.04
Surf Bass 0.49
Bleach Boy 5.03
Soul 3.53
Kiss the Chrome 5.45
Fag Hag 5.12
Precious Moments 2.02
Pumpkin 4.26
The band project lead by Peter Hook of Joy
Division, New Order and Monaco between 1989 and
1992, now remastered to include singles, remixes
and previously unreleased demo tracks. The
original Factory Records album One True Passion
(1990) and ep Gun World Porn (1992) are now
augmented with a full-length bonus CD Be Careful
What You Wish For. Booklet features detailed
sleevenotes and full recording information. Two
and a half hours of music. An LTM compact disc
2004. Made in England.
All tracks produced by Revenge. Recorded and
mixed at Suite 16 Studios, Rochdale, Manchester.
Engineered by Michael Johnson. Album mixed by
Alan Meyerson at Larrabee Sound using B.A.S.E.
Gun World Porn ep tracks mixed by Keith Andrews
at Amazon.
Tracks 1.1. and 1.2 engineered and co-produced
by Roger Lyons. Track 2.2 mixed by Gary Clail.
Track 2.4 mixed by Ron St Germain. Additional
production and remix on 2.5 by Mike Pickering
and Graeme Park. Track 2.6 mixed by David Bianco.
Track 2.8 mixed by Joe Smooth. Track 2.9 mixed
by Bobby Simmons and Daddy-O.
Writing credits (OTP): tracks 1 to 6 by
Hook/Jones/Potts; tracks 7 to 14 and 16 by
Hook/Jones/Hicks; track 15 by John Cale. Writing
credits (BCWYWF): tracks 1 to 3 by
Hook/Jones/Potts; tracks 4 to 12 by
Hook/Jones/Hicks; track 13 by Hook/Jones/Potts;
tracks 14 to 16 by Hook/Jones/Hicks; track 17 by
Hook/Jones/Potts.
All tracks published by Warner Chappell Music
Ltd/Copyright Control. Amsterdam by John Cale
published by Universal Music Limited.
Original OTP (Fact 230) album running order:
Pineapple Face, Big Bang, Kiss the Chrome,
Slave, Bleach Man, Surf Nazi, 7 Reasons, Fag
Hag, It’s Quiet.
Original art direction by Peter Saville.
Photography by Suze Randall. Special thank to
David Hinds. Styling by Donna Bertolino. Hair
and makeup by Alexis Vogel. Jewellery courtesy
of Lipservice LA. Design by PSA London. Reworked
for this CD by Julien Potter at The Box Room.
Band photographs (1991) by Louise Rhodes.
All tracks released under license from Peter
Hook. Mastered for CD by Roger Lyons at Spa
Audio Services. Tracks sequenced and edited by
Peter Hook and Roger Lyons in September 2003.
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November
17,
2003 |
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November
11,
2003 |
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 MANCHESTER-born
designer Peter Saville,
whose career kick-started with his landmark
album covers for Factory Records in the
seventies, is bringing a collection of his work
back to the city.
About 500 pieces, including his earliest album
covers for Joy Division and New Order,
consultancy work for fashion houses Dior and
Givenchy and fashion images for designers Stella
McCartney and Yohji Yamamoto, are to be shown in
city centre museum Urbis as part of a new
exhibition - The Peter Saville Show.
The display, which arrives from Tokyo in
December for the opening on January 23 2004, is
backed by a New Order soundtrack to take
Mancunians back to their Hacienda days.
It is part of the museum's effort to make its
image more attractive to the public, and Saville
says he can't wait to see their response.
"Growing up in Manchester has characterized my
work," he says. "It's rewarding to be asked back
to show the work in the city where its spirit
belongs. After all these years, I'm intrigued to
know what Manchester makes of it."
The
Peter
Saville show
23 January 2004 – 18 April 2004
www.urbis.org.uk
Urbis
Cathedral Gardens
Manchester
M4 3BG
Tel: +44 (0)161 605 8200
E-mail:
info@urbis.org.uk
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October
25,
2003 |
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Since the late 1970s when he began his long
collaboration with Joy Division and New Order as
a co-founder of Factory Records, Peter Saville
has been a central figure in design and style
culture. The New York Times described him as
“the default creative director for a
style-obsessed generation”. This exhibition will
trace Saville’s career from the first Factory
poster onwards.
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October
25,
2003 |
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Revenge
| One True
Passion V2.0 February
2004 sees a deluxe 2xCD reissue of the sole
album by Revenge, the electro/hard rock hybrid
fronted by New Order
bass player Peter
Hook between 1989 and 1992. Following the
release of Technique in 1989, the four
members of New Order
spent time apart to pursue other ventures.
Always intended as a proper band rather than a
solo project, Hook was joined in Revenge by
Chris Jones and Dave Hicks, and later by David
Potts, who would remain with Hook as part of
Monaco five years later.
One True Passion was originally released
by Factory Records in June 1990 and spawned a
trio of singles: 7 Reasons, Pineapple
Face and Slave. Given free reign to
indulge Hook's leather-trousered rockist
instincts, the material welded hard rock to
dance beats, with a lyrical focus on sin and
redemption. The artwork was just as
contradictory, combining sleek
Peter Saville
typography with softcore imagery by Suze
Randall. The band toured like bastards, and in
January 1992 delivered the excellent ep Gun
World Porn, which offered a more laid back,
intimate feel.
Deleted after the messy collapse of Factory in
late 1992, One True Passion has now been
extensively reconfigured by
Peter Hook, and
includes Hook's new
recordings of the late period unreleased tracks
The Wilding and Televive. The set
comes with a full-length bonus disc, Be
Careful What You Wish For, with lots of rare
remixes and unreleased songs in demo form. All
30 tracks, over two hours of music, have been
carefully digitally remastered. The booklet
includes sleevenotes by
Joy Division/New Order biographer Claude
Flowers, and a new, highly candid interview with
Peter Hook on the background of the band.
FOR RELEASE FEBRUARY 2
2004.
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tracklist
01 Televive
(unreleased)
02 The
Wilding (unreleased)
03 Deadbeat
04 State Of
Shock
05 Little
Pig (Remix)
06 Cloud 9
07 Jesus I
Love You (B-side)
08
Pineapple Face
09 Big Bang
10 Slave
11 14K
(B-side)
12
Bleachman
13 Surf
Nazi
14 7
Reasons (Demo)
15 It's
Quiet
01
Underworld (unreleased)
02 Deadbeat
(Gary Clail Dub Mix)
03 State Of
Shock (US Dance Mix)
04
Pineapple Face's Big Day Out (US Mix)
05 The
Trouble With Girl (compilation track)
06 I'm Not
Your Slave (Remix)
07 Hot
Nights/Cool City (unreleased)
08 Surf
Bass (unreleased)
09 Paris
'68 (unreleased)
10 Bleach
Boy (B-side)
11 Soul
(unreleased)
12 Kiss The
Chrome
13 Fag Hag
14 Precious
Moments (unreleased)
15 Pumpkin
(unreleased)
For more
information contact James Nice on tel/fax
(0)1362-861009 or
on email at
jnice@ltmpub.freeserve.co.uk
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October
19,
2003 |
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Transatlantic Excess Manchester &
Liverpool Showcase w/
Tony Wilson (Factory Records)
Two Floor Event
Featuring: The Bandwagon feat The Bandits,
Kinesis, John Power (Cast/The La's), NYC Special
Guest - Inouk, Grand Central Showcase (FREE in
the TAP BAR), Fingathing (Live), Jon Kennedy,
Only Child, Funky Fresh Few, Pedro from Melodic,
and special guest Reuben Wu (Ladytron)
Place: Knitting Factory
Address: 74 Leonard St Bet. Church and
Broadway NY, NY 10013
Date: Tuesday,
October 21
Time: 8 PM
Price: $10 Advance/ $12 Day of Show
For further information:
212.219.3006
http://www.knittingfactory.com
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October
14,
2003 |
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JOY
DIVISION Release:
Expect from UK a
Numbered limited edition of 3,000 copies
3CD
Boxset,
contains the "Preston" & "Bains Douche" albums
plus an exclusive "Live At The Paradiso" album,
reproduction tour poster & XL T-shirt.
Release Date: 10-Nov-03
ASIN: B0000EZV8C
Catalogue Number: FACD2.63
Follow this
link to order it:
CLICK HERE
NEW
ORDER News:
New Order is still in writing
stage at their own studio for their new album.
Will post more news when possible.
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October
03,
2003 |
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REVENGE One True
Passion v 2.0 2xcd
LTM (UK)
COMING 2/24/04
LTM are pleased to announce a deluxe 2xCD
reissue of the sole album by Revenge, the
electro/hard rock hybrid fronted by
New Order bass player
Peter Hook between 1989 and 1992.
Following the release of Technique in 1989, the
four members of New
Order spent time apart to pursue
other ventures. Always intended as a proper band
rather than a solo project,
Hook was joined
in Revenge by Chris Jones and Dave Hicks, and
later by David Potts, who would remain with Hook
as part of Monaco
five years
later. Indeed in some respects Revenge can be
seen as a dry run for
Monaco, who went on to deliver a top
ten album and single in 1997. One True Passion
was first released by
Factory Records in June 1990 and
spawned a trio of singles, 7 Reasons, Pineapple
Face and Slave. Given free reign to indulge
Hook’s leather-trousered rockist instincts, the
OTP material welded hard rock to dance beats,
with a lyrical focus on sin and redemption. The
artwork was just as contradictory, combining
sleek Peter
Saville
typography with softcore imagery by Suze
Randall. The band
toured like bastards, and in January 1992
delivered the excellent ep Gun World Porn, which
offered a more laid back, intimate feel. Deleted
after the messy collapse of Factory in late
1992, One True Passion has now been retooled and
reconfigured by Hook and Potts, and comes with a
full-length bonus disc of rare remixes and
unreleased songs in demo form.
Standout tracks include 7 Reasons, Deadbeat, Big
Bang, State of Shock, Pineapple Face and Jesus I
Love You. All material has been carefully
digitally remastered. The set contains over two
hours of music, and the booklet includes
sleevenotes by Joy Division/New Order biographer
Claude Flowers.
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October
01,
2003 |
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ManchesterOnline.co.uk
news... Time for a New look
Simon Donohue
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| BACK
IN BLACK: New Order |
MANCHESTER heroes
New Order are getting back to basics
as they work on their latest album, which is
currently being brought to life at the band's
Macclesfield studio.
Gillian Gilbert, who joined as keyboard player
at the time of the band's transition from
Joy Division
after Ian Curtis' death in 1980, is not working
on the new release and has instead been replaced
by an (unspecified) guest guitarist, joining
bass player Peter Hook and singer Bernard
Sumner.
Gilbert, partner of New
Order drummer Stephen Morris, didn't
join the group on their most recent tour.
A source says the latest
New Order sound
is similar to that which they produced in their
previous guise. "It is much more like Joy
Division again," he says.
"Gillian has left completely and they don't
write so many keyboard parts any more."
(Thanks
Allan for the info)
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September
30,
2003 |
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For any American fans
who missed Saville's recent exhibition at the
Design Museum, parts of it was transferred to
New York's P.S.1 gallery.
Was supposed to open on
October 12
but has been
cancelled. No info on
why and if rescheduled.
http://www.ps1.org/cut/current.html
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September
17,
2003 |
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Phil Cunningham of
New Order has
been deeply involved in a side project
RUN RUN RUN,
a Los Angeles' rock band,
for the past 1 1/2 years and had toured
along with Britpop's favorite Haven, The Cranes
and Gene. Phil C. has been
traveling back and forth from Manchester to LA
when possible.
Run Run Run's URL
www.RunRunRun.tv
This is 2 photos of
Phil jamming with the boys from Run Run Run at
The Troubadour in Los Angeles on Aug 28, 2003.
buy now
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September
13,
2003 |
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R-A-M ( new
group by David Potts (ex Revenge and Monaco)
Ram...new
gigs...
14th Sept...Life Cafe MCR...(upstairs)...(ITC
gig)...10.30pm...£4...01618333000
19th Sept...Urbis Centre MCR...supporting
Haven...£5...01619079099
2nd Oct...Buffalo Bar London...Moshi Moshi
Records...confirmed
Also...
we have a new single out November...3 brand new
tracks
For more
info email: ram@ram.uk.com
or visit the new site:
www.ram.uk.com
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September
12,
2003 |
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Hybrid
News:
 Hybrid's
new single, True to Form,
was released on 8th
September. The second album,
Morning Sci-Fi, is
due to be released in the UK on
15th September 2003
and the USA on 14th
October.True to
Form will be the first single release from
Hybrid's second album,
Morning Sci-Fi. The track features vocals
from Adam Taylor and bass from the legendary
Peter Hook.
Peter Hook has
co-produced and collaborated exclusively with
Hybrid, on the two tracks 'True to Form' and
'Higher than a Skyscraper'.
Hooky has also been joined
Hybrid with live performances at Glastonbury and
Fabric.
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September
08,
2003 |
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The Chemical Brothers
News:
Singles 93 - 03
A DVD retrospective
with their entire
videography, never before-seen live
footage and hilarious interview footage
with Beth Orton,
Bernard Sumner
(New Order), Fatboy Slim and
The Chems themselves,
among others. Release Date
Sept 30, 2003
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September
07,
2003 |
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Peter
Hook, New Order: All-time Manchester
United XI Victoria Barrett
Sunday September 7, 2003
The Observer
As a kid I used to live near Old Trafford. We
couldn't afford to go in, but we used to hang
round the stadium. I was about 14 when I went to
my first match. It was when the Stretford End
used to riot. You spent most of the time
watching the fans rather than the match. None of
my family supported United and my mates in
Salford were City fans. We used to go to the
derbies together - there was always a lot of
trouble. My God, it was frightening. I guess
that was what stopped me from going, and once I
got into the band I lost the passion for it.
It's only recently that I've been settled enough
to buy a season ticket.
When I'm on tour, I always watch United's
matches on TV. Football is such a big part of my
life. There's a misconception that
New Order are all
mad about football because we did the World Cup
song. We are supporters but we're not rabid. It
was great to do 'World In
Motion' and meet the 1990 England team.
Gazza drank three bottles of champagne in 15
minutes. He didn't even bother with a glass!
I used to see Beckham in all the Manchester
clubs. He'd be there with Giggs and Andy Cole,
and he always used to chat to me about music. My
son never believes me. 'Beckham talking to you,
dad? No chance!' I haven't seen him in a while,
obviously, but my mate told me that when Fergie
kicked the boot that hit him on the head, he
[Beckham] came home so pissed-off that he took
it out on his bodyguards by sending them out to
the garden centre in Alderley Edge, where my
mate works, to buy tonnes of gravel to fill all
the holes in his drive.
My favourite player is George Best. I got his
old job at the Manchester Ship Canal Company. He
was there as a junior. The guy in the office
said to me on my first day: 'George Best used to
sit there. You've got his desk'. Later, we did
the theme tune to his television series (
Best and Marsh: The
Perfect Match ). I plucked up the courage to
meet Best after my girlfriend had been nagging
me for ages. I went over and said: 'Hiya George,
I'm Peter Hook from New
Order, we did the theme to your series.'
He said 'I know' and then turned away. It was
awful. I'll never do anything like that again.
I'll stick to watching my football heroes
instead.
'True to Form' by Hybrid and
Peter Hook (Distinct'ive
Records) is out on 8 Sept.
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August
11,
2003 |
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Just got an email from
Arthur Baker:
ADDRESS: JERSEY
ST,
MANCHESTER, M4
6JG ,
UK
http://www.tribalgathering.co.uk/
Contact No.
0161 228 0863
Hooky (New Order) and
Arthur Baker are
DJing
in Manchester
, Sept
13th 2003 at the
Sankeys
Soap Club "RETURN TO NEW YORK" (
New Order's
Bernard Sumner and
Peter
Hook
made their DJ debut
duo 'Return to New York' at the Great
Eastern Hotel in London
February 22nd, 2003).
More info soon.
Bernard Sumner is not
confirmed yet.
NME news
Legendary producer ARTHUR BAKER
has remixed INTERPOL’s
'OBSTACLE 1'.
The track - from last year's debut
'Turn On The Bright Lights’ - will be
released on September 15 and includes
Baker's remix plus live songs recorded
in Paris last year.
During a long and fruitful career,
Baker has worked with the likes of
New Order
and Afrika Bambaataa,
among many others.
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August
05,
2003 |
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Tower.com
news...
Great news for the US
Fans
Order your copy of New Order's
DVDs
316 or
511 today and you will
get access to download three
exclusive tracks, only available
through this special offer.
"Bizarre Love Triangle"
(Live Reading Festival 1998)
"Here To Stay"
(Felix Da Housecat – Extended
Glitz Mix)
"Atmosphere"
(Live Reading Festival 1998)
New Order 316 and New
Order 511 Arrive
August 12
in the US.
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July
31,
2003 |
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World in Motion
congratulate our R-A-M 10"
contest winners
Rudi Rasmussen
(DK) - Kelly
Lopez
(US)
R-A-M ( new
group by David Potts (ex Revenge and Monaco)
Ram
return with new single and new web-site....
...The band is Ram...the songwriter is David
Potts...Revolver meets Moon Safari...Hunky Dory
meets Kid A...Melody Nelson meets Ogden's Golden
Nutgone Flake...their brand new 10" single is
'Different Planet'...the label is 'Every Home
Should Have One' (www.everyhomeshouldhaveone.co.uk)...the
places to buy it are Opal Music, Rough Trade,
London and Piccadilly Records, Manchester...
Intrigued? Then click here... www.ram.uk.com
See the brand new web-site and listen to new
audio.
Or click on any of these links to buy it.
www.opalmusic.com/a_to_z/ram.htm &
www.roughtrade.com
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