That video--along with original cuts for The Perfect Kiss, True Faith, Blue Monday 88, Touched By The Hand of God, Bizarre Love Triangle, and one other (I think) are on a VHS tape called Substance. <shock> Came out at the same time as the double album in 87. I believe the Confusion vid also appears on Neworderstory, the Canadian version from 93, but I could be mistaken. Lots of very cool stuff on the Canadian version, actually.
Regarding the Paradise Garage poster, if you come across one cheap you better snatch it up; an original recently went on ebay for over $650. There's a bit of a row about the Factory posters...the "official" reprints are being offered through the Paul Stolper gallery (www.paulstolper.com) in London with certificates signed by Peter Saville himself--for a somewhat hefty sum, limited to 500, and for now just the Fac 1 and Fac 3 posters. Another set of so-called official reprints is being offered through Vinyl Revival, also in the UK, for less money but on lesser quality paper (I have posters from both sources). BTW, the video for The Perfect Kiss has a copy of the Paradise Garage gig poster up on the wall behind the band performing. It was one of Jonathan Demme's earliest videos as well. :) Full of worthless data this morning, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >anyway, I saw a New Order video for "Confusion" that had unbelievably > great > >footage of the Paradise Garage, NYC back in the early 80s, and Arthur > Baker > >in it too! > >it showed New Order walking down the entrance ramp of the club - Arthur > >Baker takes a "new recording" of the tune into the DJ booth (sadly Larry > >Levan wasn't in the video - trying to pin down the DJ). The recording is > on > >a reel-to-reel and Baker cues it up and starts playing it and then it cuts > >to all the dancers on the floor. Lots of fantastic images. > > Legend has it that they got booed off stage at the Garage! > Anyone know if thats true? Can't remember where I read/heard it. > > A guy in town who has a record shop collects Factory posters, and he has > the New Order Paradise Garage Gig poster up in his shop. Dope. > > I think he got permission from Tony Wilson to do ltd (100) screen prints of > some of the really old ones (Russell Club ones mainly, but also some Hac > ones). I know what I want for xmas next year : ) > > anyway, sorry I was bored. > _________________________________________________________________ > > --------------------- End of message text -------------------- > > This e-mail is sent by the above named in their > individual, non-business capacity and is not on > behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers. > > PricewaterhouseCoopers may monitor outgoing and incoming > e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and > telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you > give your consent to such monitoring
