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Originally Posted by: perspexorange  This seems to be doing the rounds at the moment. Looks official and, if so, it's another big exposure for the band's material (although sadly, it's an acoustic cover):
Between this and 'Wonder Woman 1984', it looks like New Order are hitting the big time. (If anyone doesn't know, the game featured, 'The Last Of Us Part 2', is a AAA game. Highly anticipated.) Edit - By the looks of the clip, it seems that the song will feature fairly prominently in the game. You can see one of the two lead characters (Ellie) playing guitar and singing along to the song, so it seems likely that this will be in the game at some point. Well, it looks like there's a potential copyright issue. But, surprisingly, this relates to another artist who covered the song a decade ago and not New Order. This artist is stating the arrangement that they use in the game copies her own arrangement, which used new bits that she put into her version. https://www.ign.com/arti...w-order-true-faith-coverThis seems very murky (as pointed out in the article). I'm not sure how you can (potentially) claim copyright on a song that isn't yours to begin with. You'd think that, doing an acoustic version of a 'synth & electric guitars' song is always going to bring about variations in the style of the song.
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I saw this ad twice on tv tonight. I don’t know the artist but I quite like the cover.
Incidentally in the next advert break was a commercial for Britbox which uses blue Monday (the new order original).
I can’t think of another band that have this relevance 30-40 years on.
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In Run The Jewels' new video Ooh La La, Killer Mike is wearing a Joy Division jacket. 
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Originally Posted by: 50poundnote In Run The Jewels' new video Ooh La La, Killer Mike is wearing a Joy Division jacket. Jump back a page on this very thread. Post #469 and a few replies further down the page.
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Nothing But A Fool (Extended Mix 2) will be on a charity CD. This is the version that ended up on Complete Music. The Longest Day - A Benefit for the Alzheimer’s Association
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Originally Posted by: 50poundnote the LP is $50, and the CD is $30. later -1
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Originally Posted by: perspexorange Originally Posted by: Michael Monkhouse Snooze Monday on a car ad. Any idea which car? I quite like seeing ads withe bands music used in them. Sorry, just read this. No I don't. What did Eddie Cockrun do at the orgy? Come on everybody. What did Paul McCartney do at the orgy? Come on people. What did One Direction do at the orgy? Fuck all. They're shit. What's the point in finding a cure for Alzheimer's? By the time you finish explaining, dick'll've forgotten anyway.
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Just heard 'Digital' playing on the TV in the other room.
Looks like it was featured on 'Holby City'. Although I got there a bit late to identify the context of why they were playing it, it looked like a member of the medical team was listening to it on her iPod etc.
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Well I guess this is nostalgia. If you think summer 1990 is worthy as a landmark moment in music and culture then it's...30 years since then. Imagine if you were a teenager in 1985 reading an article about 30 years ago. 1955 would seem very quaint. Maybe 1990 does to today's teenagers... Anyway a mention for World In Motion, the Hacienda, the Mondays, No Alla Violenza T Shirts, and some memories from NO's Gillian G. Along with Primal Scream, Heller & Farley, Paul Oakenfold, The Beloved and more. Twisting My Melon Man
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Originally Posted by: Debaser Well I guess this is nostalgia. If you think summer 1990 is worthy as a landmark moment in music and culture then it's...30 years since then. Imagine if you were a teenager in 1985 reading an article about 30 years ago. 1955 would seem very quaint. Maybe 1990 does to today's teenagers... Anyway a mention for World In Motion, the Hacienda, the Mondays, No Alla Violenza T Shirts, and some memories from NO's Gillian G. Along with Primal Scream, Heller & Farley, Paul Oakenfold, The Beloved and more. Twisting My Melon Man Read this earlier today. A good little article. 1990 was a great year for me. It seemed that that period of my life was soundtracked by New Order, especially that World Cup Summer. This was also the period when I first started to go to Manchester. Great memories of visiting Affleck's Palace to buy records, posters and t-shirts, hanging out in the Dry bar and the Haçienda (sadly only once for the latter). Oh, and not forgetting 'The Record Peddler' on Swan Street for all my Factory needs (I still regularly dream about that shop, weirdly). Manchester seemed like the coolest place on Earth in 1990. Which, of course, it was. Edited by user 07 July 2020 13:22:04(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: perspexorange Well, this is a bit odd and a trifle annoying.
New Order have decided to officially remaster the video to 'True Faith'.
However, it now appears that the drums aren't in sync with the slapping.
Surely it's not meant to be like that, is it?
Watche the new HD upgrade of TF vid the other day.Yep, i too thought the face slapping was a little out of sync with the beat.Bit annoying.but i did find quite good how some of the images were a lot sharper with things like the sign language woman's face, particularly her eyes.I also found they've done the same treatment to WIM which i think neg1 posted somewhere some time back.And also upgrade treatment to BLT.Cab't see much difference in picture quality but did note they've changed the music slightly on the intro.On the original vid it starts with the drumbeat to the 12" Pettibone before quickly going into the regular 7" Pettibone.In the new video upgrade its starts off the first second or two like the original music vid but then changes much quicker into the bass sequencer intro from the Pettibone 7".The opening beat of the Pettibone 12" used on the original vid has been edited out.
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Originally Posted by: Fotz Cab't see much difference in picture quality but did note they've changed the music slightly on the intro. Yeah, wish they'd not done that. This was the video that launched my fandom. I saw it on MTV one afternoon, went and bought the cassette of Brotherhood the next day. I notice they've also removed Rob Gretton's cameo at the end.
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I honestly don't know why they bothered with these.
Yes, they look nicer but surely the point of remastering them is to just update the quality, but keep the videos basically intact. With these two videos they've altered video and audio elements with BLT and altered the timing with True Faith.
I haven't fully checked the World In Motion one, but there does appear to be some audio variations straight after the first chorus (maybe that's just a remastering element though).
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