in the beginning of the video the theatre is named Lefferts Theatre and the pizzeria is Steve's Pizzeria on Liberty Ave. in Richmond Hill Queens, my old hood. I remember the night they filmed these scenes. good times.
This was the first time to hear this version. It's a bit slower than regular. The "confusion" chorus is less on-time together. Where would one have heard this version? Radio? Clubs? I wasn't listening to such modern music in 1983.
@BayviewFinch This is the version I remember from school. It was on the radio plenty but mostly played by the ehm... "better" DJs. Prob Top40 but not Top10. Problem was it was kinda the follow-up to Blue Monday but, radio/clubs just kept on playing Blue Monday! The 1987 version didn't figure much on the radio as far as I remember.
Some fun facts about this video: It was filmed in a great nightclub in NYC called the Funhouse, and the reason New Order look so trashed is they spent all night driving there after playing a gig in DC the night before, and then began filming the video at 7 in the morning!
@calaverasgrande: Even back in Joy Division, they switched instruments from time to time on certain songs... see the "Here are the young men"-video ...
Few people know that the pizza girl who goes out dancing in this video is Sara, who later become Mrs. Sumner, after she and Bernerd met filming this video.
What's great about this is that it captures exactly why NO found its own sound. They went to the Fun House on their NYC trip after Curtis' suicide. The energy of the dancers - who were finding pleasure in their lives even in the face of a grinding recession - made them realize the political power of dance music. They could see *immediately* if their stuff was good when it got people of the floor. "why can't you see what you mean to me!"
@STEVEDIGIBOYtv Not the lower east side, that club (The Funhouse) was actually in Chelsea on 26th between 10th and 11th. I was a regular there for a few years. Magical times, magical lights and magical music.
This is the song that truly bridged the Manchester music scene to NYC. As a teenager growing up in NJ, my friends and I would go to clubs like the Fun House in the 80s, and already a post-punk fan, found early hip-hop facinating. To hear NO in heavy rotation put chills down my spine and made NO fans of many of my Italian break-dancing friends. Remember all of the NO concerts in NYC in the 80s? They don't make bands or music like that anymore.
much of the innovativeness and the dancey production is owed to Arthur Baker, as people pointed out before - the man connected to many good things in dance and pop music of the time, like Afrika Bambaataa's "Planet Rock", Pet Shop Boys "Suburbia", Freeez "I.O.U."
The Golden Age in New York City! It was all coming together. An endless source of inspiration for me, and many others. Informs so MUCH now! Bittersweet that it was all so great, and has gone!
Brilliant video wich captures the time of the early dance music scene in NY! And Arthur is bringin' the fresh cuts right into the booth...on tape. So dope..:)
all rite mate, was justing looking for info about that gig, I fell asleep my NO, was pissed early, didn't know the Happy Mondays back then, what a gig!
do you if there are any clips of it on the net?
thanks r kid, that is if you still use this post, Stuart
@efsq what the hell are you talking about? that's how it was! better then this? maybe breakdancers... but that was raw hip hop like kool herc, davy dmx, dave d, or captain rock! what did you wanted lady gaga and her dancers doin' coreography? damn kids!
Is this the original song that appeared remixed years later in blade and went on to be released as operation blade by public domain. I know they are nearly different songs but is this what sparked it
@KCJacksonMuz When New Order did Blue Monday live on totp live in 1983 U2 Said they really respected them for doing so & said they wished they had have done the same?! Rob Gretton replied "Why the fuck dint ya then"!? + U2 were really influenced by Joy Division! I
3:50 tell me if you think they start singing "why can't..why can't..why can't" and change to "we're gay we're gay we're gay" - not hating; i love this band
Looking for a bassist/drummer/second guitarist in London area right through to East Anglia really. Fuck it anyone in Britain who wants to join a band who have alot of balls, play regular (daily/touring) and want to get the music scene moving again email me sirnoggin@hotmail.com Lookin 4ward 2 meetin ya
Love it. First time I heard this song in a club it was 'The Roxy' Played by Afrikaa Bambaataa. I was watching a soundless film on one of the movie screens. Nornski and his brother Scott were doing the 'Boogie'........Good times
It's good to hear the original A-Side version again at last. For some reason they replaced it on the Substance singles compilation with a 1987 remix that was not as good, while at the same time still including the original instrumental B-side.
great vid, great song.. best version of it but the mix on 'singles' is friggin TERRIBLE. love the story, love seein 80s NYC clubs... barney looks so intense at the end!
Wow the Funhouse nightclub!!!! Jelly Bean Benitez used to Dj there.Later I went when it became Hearthrobs and Lil Louie Vega was the DJ 1987. Damn good memories of NYC.
Even though it was over played in some wicked clubs in Chicago during the 80s it sounded so good on a sweet system. The vibration this tune would close in a close quarter dance floor was unreal....P Thanks for the memories and flashbacks.
Brilliant. New Order were true innovators. Whilst U2 were prancing about in black leather trousers and winkle pickers, Barney is going to the Fun House in New York in a pair of shorts, espadrilles and getting his songs played direct onto the dance floor via reel to reel. 15 years before Achtung Baby! You can't buy class.
I was 13 when ithis came out as well. It was my favorite,..along with the World Famous Supreme Team Show, The Wildstyle 12" remix,..& I.O.U. Ahhh,..the good ol' days!
what an interesting vid; early hip hop, ny club with disco elements, nyc pre 9-11, and the members of n.o. checking out the scene. interesting indeed!
@jetjaguar88 Erm pre 9-11 minus about 25? Lol silly man, so i guess pre 9-11 also incorporates washington if there was a picture of him walkin around new york?
Could you imagine of a guy brought in a master tape into a club now? The DJ would be scratching his head. I didn't know Dj's used Reel-To-Reels back in the day.
REAL vampire concept, REAL rave music for actual night creatures. if one creature (cullen) doesn't kill humans, shines, & lives inside a forest, it's not a vampire, it's a fairy, WTF!!!!
@DJSlo - Yes, sure seems that way! The scenes at the Fun House were filmed on a regular Saturday night of partying at the club. The doors weren't sealed for a "shoot date" or for "exclusive" actors or extras. Featured kids were real patrons of the club. The bouncers at the door were on active duty, as was Jellybean. There were other music videos shot there, but they were nothing more than a space rental for the day. This may be the 1st "reality" tv style video!
Thanx Galgo23, i hear this song since 28 years ago, and this production has changed many "new" hits of many wanabees pop and hip hop artists, who sample the technic and the touch of Arthur Baker, I hope for them a success, but i hope too, one day, they will be recognized, Arthur Baker, TheGreat.
hey you call my dad a faggot and a richard simmons knockoff 1st of all that was the style if you lived back then u would have the same shit off and my dad is ripped now 43 years old of pure muscle i think whoever hates is a sick homo
I distinctly remember seeing this video BEFORE the single was released at First Avenue in Minneapolis. I didn't get it at the time, but now it's a document of the downtown club scene in the early Eighties. I knew then that the stupid outfits that people wore in Minneapolis were nothing compared to the stupid outfits people wore in New York!
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Guy at 0.20 sat next to Baker.....is it John Robie ?
iamyourfuture808 3 days ago
all that fucking about with reel to reel tapes .....just take ya flashstick now LOL !
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iamyourfuture808 3 days ago
THIS WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST SONGS OF ALL TIME!!!
THE 80'S BABY!!!NEW YORK WAS JAMMIN!!FLORIDA TOO!!
eddymancheno1 1 week ago
2001 Oddyssey was the spot..
botzaro00 2 weeks ago
Arthur Baker & Herb Powers OWNED the 80's Sound.
Backin2time 2 weeks ago
Arthur Baker looks like a rock/metal/biker star, yet he is electro god. Great :D
verapamil07 2 weeks ago
One of the very few New Order tracks I like,but oh what a track."For Heavy Rotation" indeed.
DorianDuVerger 2 weeks ago
I like pizza.
lilpoindexter 2 weeks ago
FINALLY…NOT the Blade version!
thejetshowlive 2 weeks ago
I think you found the wrong song ;)
dobrev1dqd 3 weeks ago
that is what the sub used to look like!! this is raw nyc 1980s
krillin876 1 month ago
Great Track & cool Video!
Halligen1972 1 month ago
great song, full of energy
mikel122001 1 month ago
new order went from new wave to disco with this one.
tennismonix 1 month ago
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What is this piece of shit???
Wildm0use 1 month ago
0:26 fail..not enuff sauce
bettydaw1970 1 month ago
this song is being sung by some terrible singers.
DeadlyPastryMan 1 month ago
This is Bardstown Road here in Louisville on any given day (or night, especially night come to think of it)..
Naitch35 2 months ago
damn, someone is in a hurry to see New Order
ohadrean 2 months ago
240p we meet again...
Overeem28 2 months ago 12
This video is downright historical- so captures a piece of NYC in the 80s .
patbirder 2 months ago 7
I like the original and the Blade re-mix!!!! Both are good!!!!!!
UberTranceK 3 months ago in playlist Ah the good ol' '80's and early '90's!!!! 2
0:27 she is totally jewish with the sauce on that pizza
bettydaw1970 3 months ago
in the beginning of the video the theatre is named Lefferts Theatre and the pizzeria is Steve's Pizzeria on Liberty Ave. in Richmond Hill Queens, my old hood. I remember the night they filmed these scenes. good times.
oh and I used to go to the Funhouse too...hahaha
eerivera70 3 months ago
Long time New Order fan .. and totally laughing at this. It sounds so rough.. and they look so young. Then again, I'm a lot older and rougher myself.
randito 3 months ago
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im just gonna say it, 40ppl r confused
jsw20 4 months ago in playlist jsw20's Favorited Videos
Big ups
Big Ups MTA Graffiti Trains Old Skools :)
zenapplejones 4 months ago
This was the first time to hear this version. It's a bit slower than regular. The "confusion" chorus is less on-time together. Where would one have heard this version? Radio? Clubs? I wasn't listening to such modern music in 1983.
BayviewFinch 4 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for New Order
@BayviewFinch This is the version I remember from school. It was on the radio plenty but mostly played by the ehm... "better" DJs. Prob Top40 but not Top10. Problem was it was kinda the follow-up to Blue Monday but, radio/clubs just kept on playing Blue Monday! The 1987 version didn't figure much on the radio as far as I remember.
bmoregan 3 months ago
Arthur Baker is very modern in 1982 !
TheItalodancers 4 months ago
madonna who?
hh73 4 months ago
My favorite of favorites!!!
ANNYESS 4 months ago
All those hours at the Neve or SSL mixer paid off, what a classic!
Provia400F 4 months ago in playlist 80's Hits
This is amazing.
tomagirl83 4 months ago
Some fun facts about this video: It was filmed in a great nightclub in NYC called the Funhouse, and the reason New Order look so trashed is they spent all night driving there after playing a gig in DC the night before, and then began filming the video at 7 in the morning!
gmtx12 4 months ago
new york pizza!!
krillin876 4 months ago
@krillin876 yea but she jews ya on the tomato sauce!!!
bettydaw1970 4 months ago
Great great piece...maybe song who connect discopop '80 @ housebase '90 year's than switched now in that shit of techno-acid...........
x8wzzz8 5 months ago
love the electro sound.
Goonergroover 5 months ago
Those 39 people who gave a thumbs down should have their thumbs chopped off, and be prohibited from getting artificial thumbs.
GOFLuvr 5 months ago
the best version. All the others are over produced crap. 1983 classic
thewelly1973 5 months ago 2
wtf? Bernie with a bass? Peter with a guitar? CONFusi0N!?
calaverasgrande 5 months ago
@calaverasgrande: Even back in Joy Division, they switched instruments from time to time on certain songs... see the "Here are the young men"-video ...
soepil 1 month ago
bernard looks like a football player at 2:14
Padulas 5 months ago
Wigan and Northern Soul. Sunrise and Rave. Still Dancin!
mysticlawlotus 5 months ago 2
Back then Arthur Baker and john Robie was dropping beats crazy electro beats. Big fan!
MrMallymal68 5 months ago
Few people know that the pizza girl who goes out dancing in this video is Sara, who later become Mrs. Sumner, after she and Bernerd met filming this video.
Nobodyreallyatall 5 months ago
new order getting checked for weapons in their own clip! business tune by the way
350125GOW 6 months ago
Twin Towers at 2:06. They WERE the landmark of NYC for 30 years; they were always there.
Still a big gaping hole in the heart of the city.
lithead 6 months ago 2
@lithead until a false flag op to justify going to afghanistan and iraq
KristianTNA 6 months ago
What's great about this is that it captures exactly why NO found its own sound. They went to the Fun House on their NYC trip after Curtis' suicide. The energy of the dancers - who were finding pleasure in their lives even in the face of a grinding recession - made them realize the political power of dance music. They could see *immediately* if their stuff was good when it got people of the floor. "why can't you see what you mean to me!"
They could see it right away!
rucb1alum 6 months ago 3
The lower east side rocked hard in the 80's
STEVEDIGIBOYtv 6 months ago
@STEVEDIGIBOYtv Not the lower east side, that club (The Funhouse) was actually in Chelsea on 26th between 10th and 11th. I was a regular there for a few years. Magical times, magical lights and magical music.
nesNYC 5 months ago
Oh c'mon, there is no need to disparage U2. That's just ridiculous.
hedgefundanalyst 6 months ago
love the subway sequences and Peter, Gillian, and Stephen at the back of the cab at 3:02, such a cool vid!
cadanmccann 6 months ago
This is the song that truly bridged the Manchester music scene to NYC. As a teenager growing up in NJ, my friends and I would go to clubs like the Fun House in the 80s, and already a post-punk fan, found early hip-hop facinating. To hear NO in heavy rotation put chills down my spine and made NO fans of many of my Italian break-dancing friends. Remember all of the NO concerts in NYC in the 80s? They don't make bands or music like that anymore.
moffetcat 6 months ago 2
much of the innovativeness and the dancey production is owed to Arthur Baker, as people pointed out before - the man connected to many good things in dance and pop music of the time, like Afrika Bambaataa's "Planet Rock", Pet Shop Boys "Suburbia", Freeez "I.O.U."
morninghalo 6 months ago
ahhhh...the hedonistic cocaine 1980s: good times.
cythera431 7 months ago
The Golden Age in New York City! It was all coming together. An endless source of inspiration for me, and many others. Informs so MUCH now! Bittersweet that it was all so great, and has gone!
SKOTP69 7 months ago 2
a lot of people think this track is a mess
they just don't get it
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Brilliant video wich captures the time of the early dance music scene in NY! And Arthur is bringin' the fresh cuts right into the booth...on tape. So dope..:)
lordoid 7 months ago
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lordoid 7 months ago
"For heavy rotation" Fantastic.
SoulstylistJukebox 7 months ago 2
oooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhh Holy Ghost!
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justplayfm 8 months ago
wish i was there with them, shouting CONFUSION!!!
axxxion 8 months ago
i would rather stay in and play chess with that girls parents anyday !
mcpartridgeboy 8 months ago 2
This is like the voice of a psychopath. Just genius
sandwich7587 8 months ago
you can`t believe me- love it- ray
raychapa01 8 months ago in playlist Ole skool videos!
The hairy bloke is Arthur Baker.
MultiGanton 9 months ago 18
@MultiGanton Arthur still looks the same! that guy does not age!
cubachang 2 months ago
@burner1970
all rite mate, was justing looking for info about that gig, I fell asleep my NO, was pissed early, didn't know the Happy Mondays back then, what a gig!
do you if there are any clips of it on the net?
thanks r kid, that is if you still use this post, Stuart
brumkash 9 months ago
the ycould've found better dancers for hte video though
efsq 9 months ago
@efsq what the hell are you talking about? that's how it was! better then this? maybe breakdancers... but that was raw hip hop like kool herc, davy dmx, dave d, or captain rock! what did you wanted lady gaga and her dancers doin' coreography? damn kids!
ganiniii 9 months ago
@ganiniii
they could've called some bboys, some dance crew. rock steady crew were big by that year.
efsq 9 months ago
As a club kid in NYC in the 80's... this was my FAVORITE New Order song to dance to!
watchme3x 10 months ago
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watchme3x 10 months ago
Remember the days of dancing to this in London? The best use of the TR808 and Arthur Baker should do more of this
brismike65 10 months ago
Is this the original song that appeared remixed years later in blade and went on to be released as operation blade by public domain. I know they are nearly different songs but is this what sparked it
DjSabre07 10 months ago
no suban mugreros
saulord360 10 months ago
fuck confusion new remix
Minon157 10 months ago
Lol. What are all the U2 comments about? New Order and U2 are both really great in my opinion.
KCJacksonMuz 10 months ago 2
@KCJacksonMuz When New Order did Blue Monday live on totp live in 1983 U2 Said they really respected them for doing so & said they wished they had have done the same?! Rob Gretton replied "Why the fuck dint ya then"!? + U2 were really influenced by Joy Division! I
andrewt008 10 months ago
Incomparable! New Order is a group at the forefront, U2 are just followers they have invented nothing, this video does nothing but remind
vraicomcast 11 months ago
in an interview [Barney] "What music do we like Rob?" [Rob Gretton] "yer into gay disco"
Wilfslad 11 months ago
That was Jellybean in there wasnt it?
goblinb 11 months ago
New Order innovators? Not in this track, this song is 75% John Robie and Arthur Baker. Sounds just like all the other John Robie tracks around 82,83.
Interesting fact... Bernard Sumner married that pizza girl who dances in that disco in the end.
Nobodyreallyatall 11 months ago
@Nobodyreallyatall Yes Innovative New Order was the right place at right time
vraicomcast 11 months ago
NY and dancing, I miss them so much!
schaefer39 11 months ago
How is this the song that was turned into the famous Blade techno remix, because it sounds nothing like it.
Midgar2310 11 months ago 10
@Midgar2310 I wonder that too.
alexkid1 11 months ago
@Midgar2310 EXACTLY !!!!
govyiu 3 months ago
@Midgar2310
i think DJ took all the drugs at the same time and made a remix like that ( for me )
erg1507 3 months ago
3:50 tell me if you think they start singing "why can't..why can't..why can't" and change to "we're gay we're gay we're gay" - not hating; i love this band
RainmanCT 1 year ago
@RainmanCT HA HA YOU CRAZY FOOL.
erictheviking871 11 months ago
What a great NO video!
astralislux 1 year ago
new order definately have class,and thier music is superb.im glad they went to new york and incorperated this into their vibe brilliant.
erictheviking871 1 year ago
I miss this NYC.
mrcrymnd 1 year ago
this is everything i love about everything
softsummernights 1 year ago
J
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k9thru12 1 year ago
Nice electro-beat from the 80s
panasoft 1 year ago
Rock the house! The Fun House!! Woof! Woof! Woof!
RednWhitenBlue 1 year ago
What ever happened to mama juice she was hot
hgj681 1 year ago
That fucking smellyy needs a fucking haircut
dobsondale 1 year ago
@dobsondale and you need a new gimmick, shithead.
indegruv 1 year ago
chess
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sirnoggin 1 year ago
Love it. First time I heard this song in a club it was 'The Roxy' Played by Afrikaa Bambaataa. I was watching a soundless film on one of the movie screens. Nornski and his brother Scott were doing the 'Boogie'........Good times
criticalmood 1 year ago
arther baker
mfuji02 1 year ago
Blade
azrial4421 1 year ago
It's good to hear the original A-Side version again at last. For some reason they replaced it on the Substance singles compilation with a 1987 remix that was not as good, while at the same time still including the original instrumental B-side.
paulph12002 1 year ago
great vid, great song.. best version of it but the mix on 'singles' is friggin TERRIBLE. love the story, love seein 80s NYC clubs... barney looks so intense at the end!
TaraClubKidz 1 year ago
This song is hip hop!
Djtonystewart 1 year ago
i cant really hear this song in the blade remix
rambache 1 year ago
@rambache the chorus is in the remix in Blade.
foulplay99 1 year ago
@rambache I know, they took this song... stripped it of pretty much everything, and added in some dumbass acid techno onto it.
panther0567 1 year ago
Wow the Funhouse nightclub!!!! Jelly Bean Benitez used to Dj there.Later I went when it became Hearthrobs and Lil Louie Vega was the DJ 1987. Damn good memories of NYC.
ALEXCAS5868 1 year ago
TASTY MUSIC; TASTY PIZZA
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slanderousndgs 1 year ago
Even though it was over played in some wicked clubs in Chicago during the 80s it sounded so good on a sweet system. The vibration this tune would close in a close quarter dance floor was unreal....P Thanks for the memories and flashbacks.
DrDougMusic1 1 year ago
for heavy rotation...
mobith 1 year ago
great track by legendary band
Iggy3 1 year ago
This video makes me want a pizza pie!
wayodd 1 year ago
Arthur baker !
Italodancers 1 year ago
Love everything about this vid: music being hand-delivered to Fun-House DJ, dance crews and raw, classic dance floor documentation!!!
SBA90260 1 year ago
At least 10 years before the rest of the 'dance music' scene
daftshiva1 1 year ago
@daftshiva1 10 years? not quite.
indegruv 1 year ago
Brilliant. New Order were true innovators. Whilst U2 were prancing about in black leather trousers and winkle pickers, Barney is going to the Fun House in New York in a pair of shorts, espadrilles and getting his songs played direct onto the dance floor via reel to reel. 15 years before Achtung Baby! You can't buy class.
treble2113 1 year ago 77
@treble2113 bonos been irrelevant since 1979
ybot1983 1 year ago 3
@treble2113
Correct
WLancs 1 year ago
@treble2113 Lol U2 might be wankers and NO might be legendary, but it doesn't mean either of the fuckers have class mate :D It's not the point!
sirnoggin 1 year ago
@treble2113 Surely, only FIVE years before Actung Baby, or were you exagerating for effect?
mrcodhead67 11 months ago 2
@treble2113 Spot on comments!!!!
jaseywasey50 10 months ago
@treble2113 I couldn' agree more,absolutely.I love this so much.
Flur1 10 months ago
@treble2113 What's up with all this u2 frustration
brajtnerinjo 7 months ago 2
uonderfullllllllllllllllllll
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check the new vid by the MIDNIGHT JUGGERNAUGHTS! = frame for frame copy of this vid! - classic.....
InTheStars1000 1 year ago
check the new vid my the MIDNIGHT JUGGERNAUGHTS! = frame for frame copy of this vid! - classic.....
InTheStars1000 1 year ago
I'm pretty sure the black guy in the short shorts is now pastor Eddie Long.
mwells219 1 year ago
pizza nyc and analog boards...
badass
amulpatel07 1 year ago
faorite song but i prefer the 1987 version better
shocked88ify 1 year ago
@shocked88ify- First time hearing this one... I like the 1987 version better too.. This ones kinda bad lol
weirdscience85 1 year ago
@weirdscience85 the 1987 has more upbeat rhythm and faster
shocked88ify 1 year ago
@shocked88ify- I agree
weirdscience85 1 year ago
still say she cheated the costumer on the tomato sauce!!!
bettydaw1970 1 year ago
ohh yeaaa
fun2010K 1 year ago
Man! Does ANYONE use reel-to-reel tape recorders anymore?
poughkeepsiejohn1 1 year ago
@poughkeepsiejohn1 Im sure I saw a guy usin them at TITP for DJ-ing
MJTimomusic 1 year ago
@poughkeepsiejohn1: People do .. for archive work :)
soepil 1 month ago
I never really realized that a lot of old school bboy songs sampled this track
rexraym 1 year ago
I was 13 when ithis came out as well. It was my favorite,..along with the World Famous Supreme Team Show, The Wildstyle 12" remix,..& I.O.U. Ahhh,..the good ol' days!
sexyfatbastid 1 year ago
what an interesting vid; early hip hop, ny club with disco elements, nyc pre 9-11, and the members of n.o. checking out the scene. interesting indeed!
jetjaguar88 1 year ago 18
@jetjaguar88 Arthur Baker, ye see.
liamevans 1 year ago
@jetjaguar88 Erm pre 9-11 minus about 25? Lol silly man, so i guess pre 9-11 also incorporates washington if there was a picture of him walkin around new york?
sirnoggin 1 year ago
One of the best songs ever made. I especially love the sequence in the background. Must have been hard to make that in those days.
SandsOfArrakis 1 year ago
@TheSkaterboybrc13 Your dad is a gay homosexual.
vicdmise 1 year ago
I making pizza right now...
indabushwoman 1 year ago 2
Could you imagine of a guy brought in a master tape into a club now? The DJ would be scratching his head. I didn't know Dj's used Reel-To-Reels back in the day.
casualsuede 1 year ago
@casualsuede To record only
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REAL vampire concept, REAL rave music for actual night creatures. if one creature (cullen) doesn't kill humans, shines, & lives inside a forest, it's not a vampire, it's a fairy, WTF!!!!
Caelrinc 1 year ago
!hipsters are clueless,is art school that boring, STOP JOCKING !
eddiescissors1 1 year ago
Its as if this video was purposefully made as a time capsule... captures so much. Awesome.
DJSlo 1 year ago 2
@DJSlo - Yes, sure seems that way! The scenes at the Fun House were filmed on a regular Saturday night of partying at the club. The doors weren't sealed for a "shoot date" or for "exclusive" actors or extras. Featured kids were real patrons of the club. The bouncers at the door were on active duty, as was Jellybean. There were other music videos shot there, but they were nothing more than a space rental for the day. This may be the 1st "reality" tv style video!
yowzee 1 year ago
Thanx Galgo23, i hear this song since 28 years ago, and this production has changed many "new" hits of many wanabees pop and hip hop artists, who sample the technic and the touch of Arthur Baker, I hope for them a success, but i hope too, one day, they will be recognized, Arthur Baker, TheGreat.
ADNtoZ 1 year ago
666 666 views :)
verapamil07 1 year ago
The great Arthur Baker at the boards!
poughkeepsiejohn1 1 year ago
@poughkeepsiejohn1 ARTHUR BAKER IS GOD
saulberg 1 year ago
1996 thessaloniki comfuzio
MOUSMALMES 1 year ago
hey you call my dad a faggot and a richard simmons knockoff 1st of all that was the style if you lived back then u would have the same shit off and my dad is ripped now 43 years old of pure muscle i think whoever hates is a sick homo
TheSkaterboybrc13 1 year ago
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@TheSkaterboybrc13 your gay for your dad it seems as well, faggot
devdevdev25 1 year ago
I distinctly remember seeing this video BEFORE the single was released at First Avenue in Minneapolis. I didn't get it at the time, but now it's a document of the downtown club scene in the early Eighties. I knew then that the stupid outfits that people wore in Minneapolis were nothing compared to the stupid outfits people wore in New York!
thormn8 1 year ago
All hail Factory Records!
svfighter 1 year ago
New order is new wave to me taking me from then to the present....
ssouxieQ 1 year ago
Holy Ghost! did an amazing homage "I will come back" love it!
DaftPunkVal 1 year ago
wicked arthur bakers a legend too
robotechian23rd 1 year ago
Let's not forget Jellybean too.
sellison15 1 year ago
@robotechian23rd let's forget Jellybeamn
sellison15 1 year ago
Holy Ghost! - "I Will Come Back" COPY THE VIDEO
octoron85 1 year ago
The synthesizers remind me of the Goblins soundtrack from "Suspiria".
pchazzzz 1 year ago