New Order Music
Joy Division und New Order => NEW order => Thema gestartet von: confusion am 03. Mai 2005, 07:59:59
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Glastonbury Festival (http://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/)
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Das Konzert auf dem Glastonbury Festival wird Live im Internet übertragen.
http://glastonbury.playlouder.com/webcasts/index.html
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Setlist:
01 - Crystal
02 - Regret
03 - Love vigilantes
04 - Krafty
05 - Transmission
06 - True faith
07 - Run wild
08 - Jet (with Ana)
09 - Waiting for the sirens´call
10 - Bizarre love trinagle
11 - Love will tear us apart (with starting problems)
12 - Temptation
13 - World in motion (with Keith Allen)
Barney (GermanOrder)
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Live Backing vocals von Dawn Zee bei Crystal (?), Run Wild und WFTSC. Großartig. So muß das sein und nicht vom Band!
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Sehe es mir gerade an! Schade das diese Live Streams nicht so eine gute Qualität haben, zumindest nicht im Vollbild aber haben muss man es halt...
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Live Backing vocals von Dawn Zee bei Crystal (?), Run Wild und WFTSC. Großartig. So muß das sein und nicht vom Band!
In London war sie auch schon dabei. ;)
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In London war sie auch schon dabei. ;)
Stimmt.... Und ein glück war die Ana nicht da. Fand sie beim Glastonbury nur peinlich....
Barney (GermanOrder)
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GLASTONBURY (GB) – 150´000 Besucher wollten drei Tage lang tanzen und abrocken. Doch Petrus machte dem Festival einen nassen Strich durch die Party.
(https://www.neworder-music.de/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fa.blick.ch%2Fimg%2Fgen%2Fv%2FY%2FHBvYCOtp_Pxgen_r_420xA.jpg&hash=ee15f3af39c0846c9ed1c1a9d826da21f1a3c499)
Quelle: Blick Online (http://www.blick.ch/showbiz/artikel22304)
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Wer kann von der Homepage von Glastonbury das Video mitschneiden? Habe da nicht so die Ahnung von... ???
Barney (GermanOrder)
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Wer kann von der Homepage von Glastonbury das Video mitschneiden? Habe da nicht so die Ahnung von... ???
Barney (GermanOrder)
Probier's mal mit dem Programm Net Transport. Aber ich denke, wir werden das noch in besserer Qualität bekommen. Mal ein paar Tage abwarten.
andy
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Probier's mal mit dem Programm Net Transport. Aber ich denke, wir werden das noch in besserer Qualität bekommen. Mal ein paar Tage abwarten.
andy
Hast du eigentlich die Southside DVD? Gab es ja auch für kurze Zeit bei E-bay.
Barney (GermanOrder)
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Hast du eigentlich die Southside DVD? Gab es ja auch für kurze Zeit bei E-bay.
Barney (GermanOrder)
Versuche das einmal: http://www.neworderonline.com/Forums/MessageList.aspx?ThreadID=21887
Net Transport ist auch das Programm, das ich Freitag meinte.
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Wie gesagt, den Stream würd ich mir nicht ziehen. Das ganze wurde im TV übertragen und ein Mitschnitt davon schwappt mit Sicherheit in den nächsten Tagen auch über den Kanal.
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Wie gesagt, den Stream würd ich mir nicht ziehen. Das ganze wurde im TV übertragen und ein Mitschnitt davon schwappt mit Sicherheit in den nächsten Tagen auch über den Kanal.
Dann sach mal Bescheid, wenn Du was hörst, ich habe den Stream auf Festplatte, aber die Qualität lässt halt zu wünschen übrig. Ich nutze übrigens Streambox VCR, ist recht easy zu handhaben.
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Luke Turner schreibt für playlouder.com (http://glastonbury.playlouder.com/reviews/+pyramid/+saturday/read/+neworder/):
God Bless New Order. Barney Sumner's wobbling about the stage in his too-tight-for-the-middle-age-spread Adidas t-shirt, Hooky's yomping around, grey-maned, bass slung low; and Stephen Morris grinning over his enorma-chin - they'd look more appropriate picking up some trellising from the local garden centre than playing some of the finest songs ever written, here on the Pyramid Stage.
But the strange and wonderful thing about New Order is their ability to unite pretty much every type of festival-goer present with their music - the ravers, the indie kids, the goths, the family folk and footy fans are all brought together, singing along, waving flags in the air.
This is largely because, by and large, New Order choose to play a greatest hits set with a topping of Joy Division songs. Admittedly, there's a flat section which begins with Sumner saying "this one's from 'Get Ready', and ends with a surprise appearance from Scissor Sister Ana Matronic backing last single 'Jetstream' that sputters by indifferently.
But when they dedicate Joy Division's 'Transmission' to "our dear friend Ian Curtis, who died 25 years ago, and John Peel, and Rob Gretton" it's a truly special and unique moment, a celebration rather than a sniff at the tomb. And 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' too (dedicated to John Peel alone), is a lifting, singalong anthem that will always sit at odds with its lyrical content.
Hell, even having prize berk Keith Allen coming onstage, dressed as a Matador and riding a panto donkey, to do the John Barnes rap to 'World In Motion' somehow feels right. And if you can pull off that, then even the absence of 'Blue Monday' in the set isn't enough to dampen our spirits.
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Akin Ojumu
Sunday June 26, 2005
The Observer (http://www.observer.co.uk/)
New Order turned back the clock last night with a rousing performance at the Glastonbury festival. The veteran Manchester band who successfully merged rock and dance music in the Eighties, proved that they were still a potent force.
They began their set with two of their biggest hits, 'Crystal' and 'Regret', before delighting the crowd with a number of old favourites. New Order were created from the remains of Joy Division after singer Ian Curtis's suicide in 1980.
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That band is frequently cited by contemporary acts as an influence and there is a film in development about their short-lived career. New Order's performance injected a shot of life into cold and damp festival-goers, who had just stood through an uninspiring set by Keane, one of today's rising stars.
Keane are unlikely to hit the headlines for their rock'n'roll behaviour. They are the band least likely to throw a television out of a hotel room window, but the Hastings trio were one of the most eagerly anticipated bands on stage. Especially since, by the time they played the main Pyramid stage last night, thousands of fans had spent the last 36 hours trudging through the treacle-thick mud that had swamped the event.
The crowd needed a lift, but rousing anthems aren't what Keane do best. The band's intimate and heartfelt songs aren't designed to rock stadiums. They're one of the new breed of gentle British rock bands alongside Coldplay and Travis that have found large audiences in recent years.
Elsewhere, festival-goers were treated to more energetic sets by other up-and-coming bands. Kaiser Chiefs stormed the Pyramid stage in the afternoon, following a raucous performance by spoof Welsh rap band Goldie Lookin' Chain who got the audience jumping with comedy rap songs including 'Your Mother's Got A p*n*s'. Which must win some awards for most memorable title.