[kj] Peter Hook (ex-Joy Division) and The Light on Tour 2012

[pssyche23]

Okay folks, close but no cigar, I should have done a JD refresher before the
gig as The Sound Of Music was not one of the first 4 ... and there was no
Day Of The Lords either (I must have been in a trance by then) :

 

http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/peter-hook/2012/o2-academy-islington-london-en
gland-7bdfe6cc.html

 

1.  Incubation 

2.  Dead Souls 

3.  Autosuggestion 

4.  From Safety To Where 

5.  Atrocity Exhibition 

6.  Isolation 

7.  Passover 

8.  Colony 

9.  A Means To An End 

10. Heart And Soul 

11. 24 Hours 

12. The Eternal 

13. Decades 

Encore:

14. Exercise One 

15. Digital 

16. Disorder 

17. New Dawn Fades 

18. She's Lost Control 

19. Shadowplay 

Encore 2:

20. Transmission 

21. Love Will Tear Us Apart 

22. Ceremony

 

From: gathering-bounces at misera.net [mailto:gathering-bounces at misera.net] On
Behalf Of pssyche23
Sent: 02 June 2012 10:08
To: 'A list about all things Killing Joke (the band!)'
Subject: Re: [kj] Peter Hook (ex-Joy Division) and The Light on Tour 2012

 

Peter Hook's band truly exceeded expectations. They came on just before
20:25 (a bit earlier than planned) and played through to the 22:00 curfew
with only a short break before the sizeable encore. 

 

A number of tracks including Dead Souls and The Sound Of Music were played
before they went through the 9 songs off Closer in order.  Some of the later
songs included Transmission, Digital, Disorder, Day Of The Lords, New Dawn
Fades, She's Lost Control, Shadowplay, Love Will Tear Us Apart and ending as
Robert said with Ceremony.  After they left the stage the PA carried on with
"Public Image" before Happiness (not sure whose version) filled the air and
it was mightily appropriate as most people must have been beaming from ear
to ear - me & my two old mates were.  Not only did the band nail the songs
completely, Hooky's vocals were staggeringly good, sounding eerily like Ian
Curtis.   I guess that others on here must have caught Hooky's band over the
past year - what's the general feeling ?   I went to my first gig in April
1980, less than a month before Ian Curtis died so I never saw JD but have
seen the odd JD song played during a New Order set - for me this performance
was tremendous, I'll be going to see them again , no doubt about that. 

 

There's something going on in MMXII - for me it just gets better and better
- last week I was equally ecstatic at the Brixton Academy bopping to the
classic Buzzcocks line-up of 1977-81 then even more awestruck as Garvey left
the stage, Diggle switched to bass, Howard Devoto came on and they ploughed
through the Spiral Scratch EP. And that came a week after the penalty shoot
out miracle in Munich :o)  A week or so before that there was also Theatre
Of Hate at the O2 Academy Islington with Kirk, Stan and John Boy on sax.
Photos up on FB for the TOH gig and my Munich trip for those who are
interested. Cheers. 

 

Regards, Antoni

 

From: gathering-bounces at misera.net [mailto:gathering-bounces at misera.net] On
Behalf Of robert best
Sent: 02 June 2012 07:33
To: The Gathering
Subject: [kj] Peter Hook (ex-Joy Division) and The Light on Tour 2012

 

The Islington gig was great and Hooky played stuff from Unknown Pleasures,
and also the Ceremony track. Section 25 were good too. 

 

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