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Added 8th December 2007 by jsz

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Master Tape
New Order
10th July 1984

Here's the tape from a gig that was partially broadcast on Spanish radio. They played at the Marbella Estadio Municipal, Marbella on 10th July 1984 as part of a small Spanish tour.

Previously only the last 5 tracks were known of the setlist. This tape has the 4 that preceded those, though since the band tended to play 11-12 song sets around this time it's possible that there were more before Ceremony that remain unrecorded.

01. Ceremony
02. Temptation
03. In A Lonely Place
04. Leave Me Alone
05. Thieves Like Us
06. Age Of Consent
07. Denial
08. Blue Monday
09. Sunrise

From the Rob Gretton Archive.
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“Basic set was 10 in those days, and there's no break (apart from the radio DJ) between Blue Monday and Sunrise on the version I've heard, so I am guessing there's only the one (first) song missing from this set. Perfect Kiss? Sunrise could be an encore, which would mean two tracks missing at the start.”
10 Dec 2007
“Hello, I was in this concert. New Order plays for a short time because the openers groups (Pepe Habichuela and Cabaret Voltaire) started playing very late and the noise regulations the municipality of Marbella, had to stop the concert at 2:00 am, so New Order could only play about 50-60 minutes.”
16 Aug 2014
“It's possible to buy a copy of this concert?
Thank you.”
16 Aug 2014
“It's part of the band's archive and they have no current plans to sell live recordings. Maybe one day though?”
21 Aug 2014
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