The 80's were a big deal for me musically speaking. This stuff seems timeless and I get a rush from it even today. Very unique stuff and yes, Stephen Morris is a human drum machine........LIKE TOTALLY!
@astralislux hooky's bass had chorus effect pedal on pretty much all the time, it acts a doubling effect, & gives them their signature sound, was relatively new stompbox pedal back then, & agree is amazing how barny only played guitar in intervals, rythm & or lead, mind you is always awesome when he cranks his gibson...
@100milnic That's awesome to know. Thanks! Could you clarify what the new stompbox pedal was? Or are you saying that the chorus feature for a stompbox pedal was new at the time?
Yep Stephen is a superb drummer,thank god he read that advert in a shop in Macc advertising for a drummer,love New Order,pity all has gone although you never know in my opinion Hooky feels he has been left out/down.Get Ready was an amazing album,Waiting For The Sirens Call was good but Jet Steam Lover a track on there? i sense Hooky thought this is shit
It was 'Switch'. I remember it too, still have it video. Very similar to the Tube, but N.O. only played the Tube once, two years after this, and also Barney played on The Tube in the Factory Allstars when they broadcast from the Hacienda in 84. Switch was a very different studio to the Tube as you can see.
@volcomgirl1213 whoa. i read your reply and was like "...huh?" and i just realized that they used to be joy division (without ian of course). Holy crap, I'm late to the party. Excuse my ignorance, please :-P
@volcomgirl1213 I don't think this sounds like Joy Division at all, its tempo is too peppy. Just because it's not synth driven doesn't suddenly make this Joy Division-like. In fact, it sounds like a "typical" New Order alternative rock song. If you want songs that sound like Joy Division, just listen to the album Movement. Add Ian's vocal and it's Joy Division.
@canuck21 i didnt mean it as the vocals or the tempo, i ment the melody. most of new order's stuff is basically new wave, like blue monday or true faith. but this song is somewhat sounding of joy division, just a little bit happier
@volcomgirl1213 I was strictly talking about the melody and the sound in general and it is a little too peppy for Joy Division. Listen to "Mesh" and "Cries and Whispers", those sound more like Joy Division IMO.
@yank011545 Ian Curtis was a genius but he did not do everything. Give the other guys some credit for crying out loud. Many of Joy Division's songs were created with a drum beat as a starting point and that came from Morris, not Ian. Ian would spot riffs here and there but the riffs still came from the other guys. Also, it was Bernard Sumner who did most of the arrangements and this is as per Deborah Curtis.
I'm a drummer and I respect him but technically hes not that great...however timing wise their is few better, he could drum to the best drum machines for what seems like hours.
Also his simple beats are great...and most great things in music are simple.
thats a great comment appleofglasgow-im no drummer but i love stephen morris's style and work-rate and timing-i totally believe everything u said and agree about most great music is simple too....better to be a mediocre drummer-like stephen and playing great music like joy divisions-than a virtuoso drummer playing shit music and i always say-most virtuoso musicians waste their lives and talents playing crap music that no one ever listens to-stephen's primal drum rythms were simply perfect
Won't you please let me go These words lie inside they hurt me so And I'm not the kind that likes to tell you Just what I want to do I'm not the kind that needs to tell you Just what you want me to I saw you this morning I thought that you might like to know I received your message in full a few days ago I understood every word that it said And now that I've actually heard it You're going to regret
And I'm not the kind that likes to tell you Just what you want me to You're not the kind that needs to tell me About the birds and the bees Do you find this happens all the time Crucial point one day becomes a crime And I'm not the kind that likes to tell you Just what I want to do I'm not the kind that needs to tell you I've lost you (x5) I've lost you (x5)
I like the little coloured dots on the Gillian's keys telling her what to press! Best band of the contemporary era. I remember seeing them in Macclesfield in 1984 and I swear she was staring at me half the night....sigh.
not sure what you mean by "distinctive." Bernard's voice, if nothing else, is unmistakably his, unpretentious, and not resembling anyone else who came before. If that's not distinctive, what is?
Nailed it postrealitysyndrome. Saw them live in about 1984 and it was truly awesome. Bernard's voice is part of the mix that is New Order - and it rocks
wow, this is really artsy at around 4 minutes. How everything slightly falls apart from each other. Its just like the pace of the song is so tiring, they can't keep it up. And then BAM, everybody drops back in for the ending. Most definitely one of the better New Order live videos. And they did it on a pop show? hah
lostman, I would venture to guess that the reason things got Artsy" at 4 min was because of the bad mix of the audio. Bernard's guitar was way too quiet, as were the keyboards, so Peter problably got tired of hearing his repetative bass line so loud, and decided to play around. Just a guess, mind you...
I wonder what Ian would have thought of New Order? I mean, while their music is good, a lot of it feels like a really danced-up copy of Joy Division. The lyrics try to be deep and emotional like JD, especially in earlier stuff, but really fall short.
The music feels like a danced-up *copy* of Joy Division?! May I remind you that the music of Joy Division were composed by the same individuals that do the music for New Order so how can you use the word "copy"? The music is more upbeat because it goes with the lyrics which at the beginning they were trying to be like Joy Division, but when New Order found they own sound, the lyrics also changed and became more personal to them and especially to Bernard Sumner. They too have emotions you know.
It's better that than the pop shit they started churning out later in their career. I love Movement and any JD type songs by them, but the "different style" crap is awful!.
Wankers!!! The lot of you!!! New Order is one of those bands that has been pivotal in influencing most of the "artists" that you probably like today. Don't be ignorant, get your self educated!!
Yes indeed, Nirvana has admitted to being influenced by Joy Division and you can really hear in some of their stuff sounds derived from "Never tear us apart"
hoodinjames thats not inxs at all omfg " Love will tear us apart " is a song written by Joy Division and was covered by thousands of bands like The Cure (good cover) or Fallout Boy (crap cover)
I remember during the 80s how everyone complained about 80s music (such as this!). I adore NO. Maybe it was the introduction of the synth and the trance melodies and rhythms that made people question its legitimacy as real music. The testament to real music is: do I like it?
Like it or not NO's work has been used on football programme intros in the UK and for Ford advertisements here in Australia.Still a top band however don't think they'll be getting back together.Catch the Joy Division movie "control"for a bit of a fix.
why rattlecake.. did they not, or did they not release subculture/dub-vulture off the album low-life when repeatedly they made statements saying that they would never rip off the fan base by releasing singles off the album. don't get me wrong mate i am one off the biggest joy division/new order fans going, they have never been the same since gillian gilbert left to look after her and stephen morris's daughter. don't tell me to shut my mouth when the facts stare you in the face, cheers
The Perfect Kiss single was released moreso as a single I think for club DJs and promos. I have the 12" and the 7". If I recall, both were free promos. And, Low Life is definately some of their best and original work.
That's strange, I seem to remember them talking on several interviews about how they had not / would not sell out, and criticizing U2 and bono for doing just that. I've been a huge NO fan since the 80's, and I'm pretty sure I've never heard any song of theirs on an advertisement. That really sucks, I guess everyone has a price.
In 1988, a specially re-recorded 30 second seg of "Blue Monday" was used in a US SunKist orange juice advertisement. In 2005, "Blue Monday" was again used in a UK Mars bar commercial.
Such a shame that Hook and Sumner have such irrevocable differences. What amazing music they made....
TheFederalDrugs 2 weeks ago 2
imagine with ian's voice :)
TheLUCKYFEATHER 3 weeks ago
Yes! New Order fucking kills it. End of story.
MegaCrasher3000 3 weeks ago
great jam!
TomG6000 3 weeks ago
New Order presents :THE MORRIS MACHINE
88adre 2 months ago
I LOVE early New Order!!! hooks me same way as when I first listened to in 1984, whilst high schoolin in small-town Iowa..
seakitt 3 months ago
<3 Bernard! New Order's music is timeless.....
lisa1gas 3 months ago
hooky is goin mental on the bass
dogglewop 4 months ago
Beautiful song! i love new order
ChelseaElizabeth7 4 months ago
did they use tapes when they played? I notice I still hear a guitar even when the singer stops playing guitar to sing.....
fanofprotopic 7 months ago
@fanofprotopic i didnt notice it.
curtaineater 6 months ago
Morris is more accurate than a drum computer in a human sense :)
thekanglives 7 months ago
this live version is AMAZING
beedox5 8 months ago
That drummer is insane!
HartleySan 9 months ago
......I want to hear Ian's smooth baritone to this :(
BluesYourAss 9 months ago
Love this song!!
amyrawraw 9 months ago
awesome the cooliest thing ive ever saw in my life ... itotally love new order
youngmoneygoon100 10 months ago
The 80's were a big deal for me musically speaking. This stuff seems timeless and I get a rush from it even today. Very unique stuff and yes, Stephen Morris is a human drum machine........LIKE TOTALLY!
jizydorczak 10 months ago 3
Just listening to this made you feel cool back then.
dieselboy808 11 months ago
majestic
ybot1983 11 months ago
peter hook always has the cathiest basslines!
connaught2008 1 year ago
tossers clueless
topout 1 year ago
Until I heard Age of Consent, I've never heard a song where the bass carries the majority of the tune and rhythm.
mihir14 1 year ago 11
@mihir14 It doesn't,
Polyfusia 1 year ago
@mihir14 The bass ALWAYS carries the rhythm. Notice the next time that you tap to a song -- you're tapping the bass line.
astralislux 10 months ago
@astralislux I dont tap the bass line. I mean sometimes i do. But i tap along to guitar and keyboards more.
tibsnow 9 months ago
@astralislux hooky's bass had chorus effect pedal on pretty much all the time, it acts a doubling effect, & gives them their signature sound, was relatively new stompbox pedal back then, & agree is amazing how barny only played guitar in intervals, rythm & or lead, mind you is always awesome when he cranks his gibson...
100milnic 7 months ago 3
@100milnic That's awesome to know. Thanks! Could you clarify what the new stompbox pedal was? Or are you saying that the chorus feature for a stompbox pedal was new at the time?
astralislux 6 months ago
@astralislux SO TRUE!!!
mihir14 2 months ago
@mihir14 that happens in almost any new order song, also in joy division. Peter Hook is for me the best bass player ever.
rocanlover2406 2 months ago
@mihir14 havent you listened to Joy division? the bass carries almost all the songs. most of the same members in this band too
dylane 1 week ago
his timing is impeccable, and effortless
skippy180864 1 year ago 2
god peter hook has got some moves :):P:) haha
19karl16 1 year ago 3
amazing bass
MartiansMr 1 year ago
"rock the shit out those drums dale! (stephen)"
ReallyRealOfficial 1 year ago
the best quality rock
ABTE67 1 year ago
awesome///ian curtis should have stuck around
MarkBade 1 year ago
@MarkBade a bit insensitive, but I completely agree.
AphroMagic 1 year ago
Bernie is SO adorable here, I just wanna eat him up ! :)
ButterflyRoseX 1 year ago
Yep Stephen is a superb drummer,thank god he read that advert in a shop in Macc advertising for a drummer,love New Order,pity all has gone although you never know in my opinion Hooky feels he has been left out/down.Get Ready was an amazing album,Waiting For The Sirens Call was good but Jet Steam Lover a track on there? i sense Hooky thought this is shit
Transmission1100 1 year ago
Just for the record . I saw this live TV broadcast and it was UK CH 4 music prog. called TUBE and not Switch
Floppyblondehair 1 year ago
It was 'Switch'. I remember it too, still have it video. Very similar to the Tube, but N.O. only played the Tube once, two years after this, and also Barney played on The Tube in the Factory Allstars when they broadcast from the Hacienda in 84. Switch was a very different studio to the Tube as you can see.
The10560 1 year ago
Peter Hook is the Master
tlinscott1 1 year ago
is this one of the few songs
where they sound like joy division?
volcomgirl1213 1 year ago
@volcomgirl1213 i honestly thought this was joy division at first
hrvstruvsrrow 1 year ago
@hrvstruvsrrow well technically they are but i meant they sound like their old selves cuz u know how new order went to the new wave genre and all
volcomgirl1213 1 year ago
@volcomgirl1213 whoa. i read your reply and was like "...huh?" and i just realized that they used to be joy division (without ian of course). Holy crap, I'm late to the party. Excuse my ignorance, please :-P
hrvstruvsrrow 1 year ago
@hrvstruvsrrow hahaha ur excused
volcomgirl1213 1 year ago
@volcomgirl1213 I don't think this sounds like Joy Division at all, its tempo is too peppy. Just because it's not synth driven doesn't suddenly make this Joy Division-like. In fact, it sounds like a "typical" New Order alternative rock song. If you want songs that sound like Joy Division, just listen to the album Movement. Add Ian's vocal and it's Joy Division.
canuck21 1 year ago
@canuck21 i didnt mean it as the vocals or the tempo, i ment the melody. most of new order's stuff is basically new wave, like blue monday or true faith. but this song is somewhat sounding of joy division, just a little bit happier
volcomgirl1213 1 year ago
@volcomgirl1213 I was strictly talking about the melody and the sound in general and it is a little too peppy for Joy Division. Listen to "Mesh" and "Cries and Whispers", those sound more like Joy Division IMO.
canuck21 1 year ago
@canuck21 well yea, but compared, to other songs, its almost there, not completely tho.
volcomgirl1213 1 year ago
やっぱりこれが好き!
not only the performance but also how to take movie of is the best.
hirodivision 1 year ago
This vocal would be perfect if the stoopid sound guy would do his job!! I love this track but vocal is off unlike the BBC Peel sessions. =P
syderwarp 2 years ago
a not me this mortal coil copy
ABTE67 2 years ago
And Not Me is a cover of a Colin Newman (ex Wire) song...
number3assassin 2 years ago
Anyone knows what kind of bass that is?
paythefine 2 years ago
Eccleshall... Hand made by Chris Eccleshall.... Start saving.
Gary65G 2 years ago 3
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lagowski 2 years ago
@paythefine yamaha bb 1500
goonchistaw 2 years ago
peter hook best bass ever 4sureeee i like flea too but is hard to compare them
elabue340 2 years ago
age of what?
alastairjr40 2 years ago
Does anyone else think that Stephen Morris is one of the greatest drummers of all time? I'm in awe every time I watch him play.
bmaher55 2 years ago 109
Not really, technically it is rather simple...musically the beat was different for it;s time but that was Ian's doing not Stephen's.
yank011545 2 years ago
FFS. Yanks, watch Nirvana, leave the good stuff for those who actually know about music.
ady10001 2 years ago
@yank011545 Ian Curtis was a genius but he did not do everything. Give the other guys some credit for crying out loud. Many of Joy Division's songs were created with a drum beat as a starting point and that came from Morris, not Ian. Ian would spot riffs here and there but the riffs still came from the other guys. Also, it was Bernard Sumner who did most of the arrangements and this is as per Deborah Curtis.
canuck21 1 year ago 7
I'm a drummer and I respect him but technically hes not that great...however timing wise their is few better, he could drum to the best drum machines for what seems like hours.
Also his simple beats are great...and most great things in music are simple.
AppleOfGlasgow 2 years ago 3
thats a great comment appleofglasgow-im no drummer but i love stephen morris's style and work-rate and timing-i totally believe everything u said and agree about most great music is simple too....better to be a mediocre drummer-like stephen and playing great music like joy divisions-than a virtuoso drummer playing shit music and i always say-most virtuoso musicians waste their lives and talents playing crap music that no one ever listens to-stephen's primal drum rythms were simply perfect
steve273 1 year ago
if you like that drumming style alot you should check out So Here We Are by Bloc Party
urbanhag 2 years ago
@urbanhag
thanks for the ref.
MikroBadass 2 years ago
@bmaher55 i completely agree... i hardly ever hear it from others though....
kidpink 1 year ago
@bmaher55 agreed
avenueb 1 year ago
@bmaher55 Dude I got my playing style from him. I get goosebumps everytime i see him play. Most definitly go gay for him.
booboocubs 1 year ago 2
@bmaher55
He is #%$^&^* amazing. He's almost too good for the rest of the band
JonyFiveZAlive 1 year ago
@bmaher55 one of the best in pop/rock, thats for shure
cometetodalacarne 1 year ago
@bmaher55 I have the hugest mancrush on him. I always ask hairdressers to give the Morris fade.... (they usually dont)
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@bmaher55
101th thumb up ;)
AwesomeCoasters 2 months ago
omg , 1985
mmm9mmm9 2 years ago 2
and what, exactly, does new order offer today's youth?
shitloads, actually.
I'm still stunned that my kids rate them as 'cool' -high praise, indeed.
great post.
torontoboy45 2 years ago 2
You must have great kids.
fleaby 2 years ago 3
I pwe New Order my life. Life is better thanks to New Order.
drysocketman 2 years ago 4
100 out of 10.. one of best bands ever... xxx
EstherRamirrez 2 years ago 4
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aristata 2 years ago
This one really has Joy Division flavor.
kkaren50 2 years ago 4
the best song of New Order.... love it lovet it lovet it
KamiKadzeVojta 2 years ago
Human Drum Machine
mnhynes 2 years ago 43
I luv living because of New Order !!!!!!!!!!!!
syderwarp 2 years ago
very influencial band..New Order is GOD like
eric02125 2 years ago 4
ok then
CALIGULA521984 2 years ago
I like the little coloured dots on the Gillian's keys telling her what to press! Best band of the contemporary era. I remember seeing them in Macclesfield in 1984 and I swear she was staring at me half the night....sigh.
Mancheguache 2 years ago 2
reallly?? where in macclesfield! i live there!! that must of been great :)
hotvestry 2 years ago
fuck.
gardenmaster1969 2 years ago
This song fucking eats your heart. Bernie is a cute little fairy boy, so ethereal. I want him badly.
cythera4 2 years ago 5
i don't want to eat my heart and what
CALIGULA521984 2 years ago 4
Incrediblé
justneil 2 years ago
in the beginning, is that a bass?
dane4free 2 years ago
yeah thats a bass in the beginning of the song :)
MetalDeathStrike 2 years ago
better compared to arcade fires shit covers of joy division and new order >.>
MetalDeathStrike 2 years ago 5
Harry up Harry,
ummm shut the fuck up yuu ignorant cunt
finn141 2 years ago
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I for one was glad to see the back of Curtiss holding the band back
HarryUpHarry 2 years ago
haha your a funny fkr ;)
777system777 2 years ago
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Far better than Jon Division ever did
HarryUpHarry 2 years ago
Ian Curtis wrote some of New Order's best songs. Ceremony was a Joy Division song before it was a New Order song.
tuxedosponge 2 years ago
The only songs written by Ian that New Order recorded were Ceremony and In a Lonely Place.
expeditopaz 2 years ago 2
Stephen Morris' drumming is absolutely nuts on this!!
geoffcos 2 years ago 5
so fucking addictive
dank2791 2 years ago 2
awesome song...new order rules!
kyekye217 2 years ago
God! It's 23 years old
HarryUpHarry 2 years ago
and still very good
3flipd0m 2 years ago 2
well...older than 23, i was born in 1985 and i'm 23 lol
kyekye217 2 years ago
Ah, I wrote that, er, three years ago
God! It's 26 years old - ;-)
HarryUpHarry 2 years ago
it says "1 month ago"
80smoviesguy 2 years ago 2
the baseline keeps pumping to the audiences ears.... masterpiece.
ml2001 2 years ago
Gillian Gilbert. . .hot
blotchy67 2 years ago
Damn! Hooky's tearin' it up!!!
BobDylan1201 3 years ago 4
Crystal meth man
HarryUpHarry 2 years ago
when i listen to this on my stereo it sounds better.
SilveryScream 3 years ago
it does tend too
proffesornutbutter 3 years ago
Arcade Fire do a sweet cover of this, just wanted to hear the original.
jennyhaze 3 years ago
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he cant sing live but I LOVE NEW ORDER
ciarankeavney 3 years ago
I love most of their songs, but the singer is not very distinctive (and I know that will make the band's fans angry, but he is not)
HenryFussy 3 years ago
not sure what you mean by "distinctive." Bernard's voice, if nothing else, is unmistakably his, unpretentious, and not resembling anyone else who came before. If that's not distinctive, what is?
postrealitysyndrome 3 years ago 2
Nailed it postrealitysyndrome. Saw them live in about 1984 and it was truly awesome. Bernard's voice is part of the mix that is New Order - and it rocks
expatgas 3 years ago 2
wow, this is really artsy at around 4 minutes. How everything slightly falls apart from each other. Its just like the pace of the song is so tiring, they can't keep it up. And then BAM, everybody drops back in for the ending. Most definitely one of the better New Order live videos. And they did it on a pop show? hah
lostman28 3 years ago
lostman, I would venture to guess that the reason things got Artsy" at 4 min was because of the bad mix of the audio. Bernard's guitar was way too quiet, as were the keyboards, so Peter problably got tired of hearing his repetative bass line so loud, and decided to play around. Just a guess, mind you...
5speed735i 3 years ago
genius
fedecavak 3 years ago
My attempts to drum this song leave me in a panting heap on the floor after about 30 seconds. Human metronome anyone?
scbcambcobbler 3 years ago 13
I wonder what Ian would have thought of New Order? I mean, while their music is good, a lot of it feels like a really danced-up copy of Joy Division. The lyrics try to be deep and emotional like JD, especially in earlier stuff, but really fall short.
UnrealoIndustries 3 years ago
The music feels like a danced-up *copy* of Joy Division?! May I remind you that the music of Joy Division were composed by the same individuals that do the music for New Order so how can you use the word "copy"? The music is more upbeat because it goes with the lyrics which at the beginning they were trying to be like Joy Division, but when New Order found they own sound, the lyrics also changed and became more personal to them and especially to Bernard Sumner. They too have emotions you know.
canuck21 3 years ago
It's better that than the pop shit they started churning out later in their career. I love Movement and any JD type songs by them, but the "different style" crap is awful!.
fordgt90 3 years ago
awesome footage. thanx alot.
hellbornelfchild 3 years ago
definitely one of the better live new order videos no youtube... they look AND sound great
Martinezzz 3 years ago
i want a studio version..can somebody post? thx
motorholer 3 years ago
add me on msn.ill send u the song.
ahoarsedummy 3 years ago
Wankers!!! The lot of you!!! New Order is one of those bands that has been pivotal in influencing most of the "artists" that you probably like today. Don't be ignorant, get your self educated!!
secondttube 3 years ago
New Order is an end in itself.
operez6 3 years ago
Yes indeed, Nirvana has admitted to being influenced by Joy Division and you can really hear in some of their stuff sounds derived from "Never tear us apart"
bleedingvenom 3 years ago 2
That's INXS. You mean "Love will tear us apart".
hoodinijames 3 years ago
hoodinjames thats not inxs at all omfg " Love will tear us apart " is a song written by Joy Division and was covered by thousands of bands like The Cure (good cover) or Fallout Boy (crap cover)
Birne250 3 years ago
read what the person wrote dude.
hoodinijames 3 years ago
^O^
iceybleu 2 years ago
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TheJokerIsDead 3 years ago
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TheJokerIsDead 3 years ago
lol dont eat the mic!
lilazinboi194 3 years ago
haaa, he was using the same style Ian used when he sang.
simonahora 3 years ago
hmmm, reminds me of Tim Burgess from The Charlatans or is that the wrong way round!
asbigasbig 3 years ago
yeah you got it a bit backwards, lol.
the charlatans great too though.
flyngsnow 3 years ago
que rola tan perrona y esa epoca estuvo llena de grupos chingones y canciones linpias de amor saludos mexicali mexico y al pancho galindo ej puebla
latinsugardoll 3 years ago
this version sounds a bit flat
andyjdking 3 years ago
it does i agree still the best tho :)
julz415 3 years ago
ah, I miss the passion and the romanticism of the 80's musicians
transfobby 3 years ago 8
I remember during the 80s how everyone complained about 80s music (such as this!). I adore NO. Maybe it was the introduction of the synth and the trance melodies and rhythms that made people question its legitimacy as real music. The testament to real music is: do I like it?
astralislux 3 years ago 2
who asked to...?
transfobby 3 years ago
true!!
riikkamustakallio 3 years ago
barney is my favourite guitar player.
lesassassins 4 years ago 5
maannn peter hook can wail on that bass.
AGoldenHymn 4 years ago 10
this songs freaking sweet :)
decky04123 4 years ago 2
one of the best
1jbong 4 years ago 2
i like the stickers on gillain's keyboard
annams 4 years ago
Like it or not NO's work has been used on football programme intros in the UK and for Ford advertisements here in Australia.Still a top band however don't think they'll be getting back together.Catch the Joy Division movie "control"for a bit of a fix.
scotiagroup 4 years ago
they sold out with the album low life releasing two singles off it
bbcolin123 4 years ago
shut your mouth.
rattlecake 4 years ago
why rattlecake.. did they not, or did they not release subculture/dub-vulture off the album low-life when repeatedly they made statements saying that they would never rip off the fan base by releasing singles off the album. don't get me wrong mate i am one off the biggest joy division/new order fans going, they have never been the same since gillian gilbert left to look after her and stephen morris's daughter. don't tell me to shut my mouth when the facts stare you in the face, cheers
bbcolin123 4 years ago
The Perfect Kiss single was released moreso as a single I think for club DJs and promos. I have the 12" and the 7". If I recall, both were free promos. And, Low Life is definately some of their best and original work.
brcampbe 4 years ago
I don't think they broke up... they're probably on hiatus again what with Hooky off an all
joliecide 4 years ago
can't believe i heard this on a cingular advert and in the gap. they screw up the best music, don't they?
bryantm3 4 years ago
That's strange, I seem to remember them talking on several interviews about how they had not / would not sell out, and criticizing U2 and bono for doing just that. I've been a huge NO fan since the 80's, and I'm pretty sure I've never heard any song of theirs on an advertisement. That really sucks, I guess everyone has a price.
ninjajoe123 4 years ago
In 1988, a specially re-recorded 30 second seg of "Blue Monday" was used in a US SunKist orange juice advertisement. In 2005, "Blue Monday" was again used in a UK Mars bar commercial.
adz1962 4 years ago
they just used this in a cingular/at&t ad?
dogmavskarma 4 years ago
the best of the history of the rock and roll
ETBA67 4 years ago
Totally under-rated band. As good as the cure if not better.
Guss
TenneyMead 4 years ago
Better!
momomimimomo 4 years ago
Than any other band!
momomimimomo 4 years ago 3
I prefer joy division, but they're almost the same band i guess.
divisionbell90 3 years ago
True. Good tunes is good tunes.
papperwait 3 years ago 2
Even off-pitch and off-time (lead singer, not the band).
astralislux 3 years ago