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  motion and heart welcome to motion and heart. this is a fan run site for the band orchestral manoeuvres in the dark. here you will find news, info, and historical items. ≡ home about this site contact us the news omd the band andy mccluskey paul humphreys martin cooper malcolm holmes stuart kershaw nigel ipinson phil coxon abe dukes the weir brothers dave hughes omd general section omd t-shirts our forum mailing list guest book chat page omd birthdays and more gig reviews omd interact section place your vote are you the ultimate omd fan? omd fan test omd fan quiz omd hang man omd crossword omd concentration omd jigsaw our omd media section unauthorised omd biography omd tour programmes/ mags omd sheet music omd photos (old) peter saville show omd midi files omd lyric data base old omd interviews some omd galleries (old) omd media omd b side song words omd photos on facebook omd other things omd press cuttings omd memorabilia omd gigography mailing list collectors section chart information omd equipment free omd downloads omd albums-singles-dvds-video-laser disc omd albums organisation dazzle ships a & m crush junk culture liberator omd - 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laser disc crush: the movie (vhs/japanese laserdisc release) mp3 concerts and other forum you are here: home omd: 40th anniversary gigs with the royal liverpool philharmonic orchestra created: thursday, 18 october 2018 23:15 | published: thursday, 18 october 2018 23:15 6th and 7th october 2018 most will realise by now that i consider omd to be one of the best live acts around at the moment, particularly when compared to some of their ‘80s contemporaries. and these two gigs- the second time the band has performed with the liverpool philharmonic orchestra- cemented this fact, despite the differences between these concerts and a ‘usual’ omd gig. on tour or at festivals the general opinion is that it’s the band’s energy (particularly lead singer andy mccluskey’s performance and ability to hold an audience) that makes them stand out from the crowd. these two concerts, on the other hand, showed us a different side to omd, and whilst there was admittedly the occasional bout of ‘windmill dancing’ from mccluskey (and indeed certain audience members during the second half), the primary focuses were the songs themselves and their intricate orchestral arrangements. one of the most interesting things about the set was the changing dynamics between and within the two halves, and in particular the emotional effect that this had on the audience. certain tracks from the first half (where the ‘obscure’ songs were nestled) like ‘stanlow’, ‘sealand’ and the stunning ‘ghost star’ left most of us reaching for tissues, whilst the breezy realism of ‘90s b-side ‘the new dark age’ and the moving effortlessness of ‘the view from here’ were both transformed into something strangely uplifting. if the first half was for the hardcore omd fans, with its ambient album tracks and brand new instrumental ‘the daughter of the minotaur’ (possibly the highlight of the evening), then the second half was probably more to the taste of a casual listener. saying that, whilst we were presented with some hits and better-known songs (‘enola gay’, ‘talking loud and clear’ (complete with mccluskey messing up the lyrics on the first night), ‘messages’ and ‘souvenir’ to name just a few), we were also treated to ‘all that glitters’- a heart-wrenching ballad from 1991’s ‘sugar tax’ album’- and ‘the native daughters of the golden west’ from 1985’s ‘crush’. the latter in particular was clearly one of the audience’s favourites on the saturday night, erupting into cheers as mccluskey belted out the final note that he had been ‘dreading for months’. from that point onwards the atmosphere became significantly more relaxed and once people started standing up, it finally became recognisable as an omd gig. from what i have seen so far the concerts have received no bad reviews, and rightly so; not only did they prove that mccluskey and humphreys have more than earned the title of ‘the lennon and mccartney of synth pop’, but also that, as omd, they are relevant as ever. let’s hope mccluskey keeps to his promise and that omd will return with more orchestral gigs in the not-so-distant future. imogen bebb‎ read more: omd: 40th anniversary gigs with the royal liverpool philharmonic orchestra orchestral manoeuvres in the dark - pretending to see the future - review created: friday, 26 october 2018 08:55 | published: friday, 26 october 2018 08:55 orchestral manoeuvres in the dark - pretending to see the future - hardcover – release 15 nov 2018 by richard houghton. this is memoirs, manoeuvres and a stroll down the memory lane from the ‘70s to the first 2 decades of the new millennium. rather than a full on biography, pretending to see the future is more of a gentle coffee table / bathroom read which you can put down and pick up whenever you want. the book opens with a statement from professor brian cox that i for one can really relate to: “they are as uplifting now as they were then.” even now, after 40 years of existence, they are still touching minds, bodies and souls of their fans and opening new worlds to anyone who got drawn into what is omd world. this biography clearly proves that – it consists of words from andy and paul, of snippets and memories contributed by current and past band members, including previously unseen material. it starts with the paul’s and andy’s recollections of how they met and joined forces, of the early bands to the formation of orchestral manoeuvres in the dark, by mistake. fans and observers will be delighted with the previously unseen hand drawn notes and ditties, as well as some lovely photos. there are mentions of the names of the clubs, venues and other places from the past, and even a mention of subbuteo for those old enough to remember! every person, musician and band which omd encountered on their path, from joy division, kraftwerk , factory and tony wilson that got mentioned added another side, different and special that will give you a feel for the journey from conception to the birth of omd. peter saville recalls back in 1979: “‘electricity.’ it was good. it’s still one of the best things i’ve ever done.” from supporting gary numan in 1979 and some well-crafted words of his, you will find the stories meandering along the way as distant memories emerge from the band and fans, covering the times of orchestral midas’ touch followed by the dark days after dazzle ships, when it all came crashing down. shortly afterwards, the band re-invented itself in a truly dazzling manner! past support acts also share their memories and recollections, with many stories to tell. you will find it all. from band members going on strike to reincarnations,. at moments, the stories and tales from

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