Long Range interview in 'Clash' magazine
Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2007 11:00 am
There's a 1-page Long Range interview in this month's "Clash" magazine (Volume 2, Issue 6 - January 2007 - page 48 ):
Highlight of the interview is the folowing text:
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With their debut album scheduled for release later this year and a diary of live dates beginning to build up, the Long Range forecast certainly seems sunny-side up. But just before we go it's only fair to enquire whether we can ever expect a new set of batteries to be purchased for the Maglites as Orbital to return to the fray. "Never say never," Hartnoll concludes, before adding slyly, "when we play live Orbital tracks will always be relevant - albeit given the Long Range treatment." High pressure ahead....
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Oh, and there's also a small(ish) article in this month's International DJ Magazine (February 2007) entitled "The History Of Live Dance Music", where "Kraftwerk, Orbital, The Orb, moby, Underworld and The Prodigy tell us their tour stories!" - features a couple of quotes from Paul.
Highlight of the interview is the folowing text:
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With their debut album scheduled for release later this year and a diary of live dates beginning to build up, the Long Range forecast certainly seems sunny-side up. But just before we go it's only fair to enquire whether we can ever expect a new set of batteries to be purchased for the Maglites as Orbital to return to the fray. "Never say never," Hartnoll concludes, before adding slyly, "when we play live Orbital tracks will always be relevant - albeit given the Long Range treatment." High pressure ahead....
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Oh, and there's also a small(ish) article in this month's International DJ Magazine (February 2007) entitled "The History Of Live Dance Music", where "Kraftwerk, Orbital, The Orb, moby, Underworld and The Prodigy tell us their tour stories!" - features a couple of quotes from Paul.