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No... no...no.
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I'm in denial.

No!
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I want to see them again. [:(]
Weird thing is that I had a dream 2 nights again in which New Order played a completely set of songs that don't exist and were great. I woke up and start looking for an instrument or anything to play them... that's when I remembered I do not know how to play anything.

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[quote]Originally posted by Mechi

I woke up and start looking for an instrument or anything to play them... that's when I remembered I do not know how to play anything.

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That made me laugh.[:D] Off-topic - didn't it rain hale in Argentina last week? Does that always happen?



dar

Does it rain in Argentina often? Well... it didn't rain the day of No's concert but October and November are kinda wet months when it rains a lot. Same for May and April.
There was some rain last week but it was just for a couple of days.

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<p align="justify">I think he was asking if it rains hail in Argentina often[}:)]

Yes, it does rain hail often... very big pieces... that produce damage on cars and shops.

Hail=granizo, right??? [:I]

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Well, I guess Mechi you're still suffering from NEW ORDER HANGOVER SYNDROME.[;)] Some signs and symptoms are already manifesting,[:)] Good for you, you got to see them LIVE. Were their LINEUP complete?

[:)]An apple a day keeps the doctor away!
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[quote][i]Originally posted by Mechi[/i]
<br>Yes, it does rain hail often... very big pieces... that produce damage on cars and shops.

Hail=granizo, right??? [:I]

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<p align="justify">?Quien sabe? I don't recall seeing hail in the tropics[}:)] Argentinian weather must be a lot better because they don't get the searing heat of the rest of the American countries.

Hehe... yes, I may be a case of NOHS.
Good that I got to see them live if it's really the end...
Yes, the current line-up was complete... you know: Bernard, Stephen, Peter, Phil (no Gillian...which I'd love to have seen with the band).
No Dawn Zee doing the back-up vocals, which I'd liked to have seen... especially during Crystal. But it was an excellent show... certainly better than some of the ones I've seen on YouTube and certainly with a really long playlist.
I've got to say that the best part was when Hooky came on stage after the show had ended and gave us those minutes of him just playing the bass at top volume. [8D]
I mean if No plays sth like a "Goodbye" show in Manchester or anywhere... I don't know how but I travel all the way to get to see them again.

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[quote][i]Originally posted by XXX[/i]
<br><p align="justify">I think he was asking if it rains hail in Argentina often[}:)]
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Silly me. I was indeed referring to "hail". Thanks, XX. [:D]

dar

from neworderonline.com

New Order: We're not splitting up
Today - 3:23:00 PM

(Manchester Evening News) RUMOURS of Mancunian pop legends New Order's demise may be somewhat premature, I am reliably informed.

While numerous websites have been screaming out loud that the band has decided to call it a day I have it on good authority that the band are actually about to embark on one of their busiest years for many a moon.

"It's the first I've heard of it," drummer Stephen Morris declares when I asked him about the split stories. "We've got an album to finish and a movie coming out this year."

There's also the small matter of the 30th anniversary of Joy Division - the band which spawned New Order following the untimely death of enigmatic lead singer Ian Curtis.

It is three decades ago this year that the youthful and energetic young band first hit the headlines and there's a lot planned to celebrate the event - not least a documentary-style movie about the legendary group made by acclaimed cinematographer Anton Corbin.

Control

Stephen tells me: "Anton's film is called Control and is due out in February.

"It's been made in black and white and we are all going to the premiere in February in Berlin. We are really looking forward to it and we've already seen a cut of it."

"It's really good and should hopefully do very well," Stephen says.

The band's music - including the now iconic 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' is to be honoured with an album of cover versions by some of today's biggest pop names.

"The Killers have already done a version of Shadowplay for the album and there will be lots more great stuff on there hopefully," Stephen adds.

This is from Wikipedia (which is good when it comes to New Order stuff):

In 2006, the band played several one-off live dates as well as short tours in the UK and Brazil. According to a recent interview with Peter Hook, they are now on hiatus, although 2007 will see the release of a new album comprised of unreleased tracks from the Waiting for the Sirens' Call sessions, as well as new material recorded for the soundtrack of Control, the upcoming Ian Curtis biopic.


He... I want those left-out tracks... really badly. [8D]

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It seems like it's not the end at all:
http://www.nme.com/news/new-order/25765

Then, it's all alright. [8D]

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[quote][i]Originally posted by Mechi[/i]
<br>It seems like it's not the end at all:
http://www.nme.com/news/new-order/25765

Then, it's all alright. [8D]
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Umm... That is quoting the website worldinmotion, that I posted.