They've still got the Joy Division bass even when they're doing New Order dance stuff. Or they did, at least, until Hooky split. Joy Division and New Order....so similar, so different all at once
New Order, stage the size of a postage stamp, bathed in blue light, barney pissed , Hookys Bass, set list a lottery winner couldn't get.........................And Rob Still Alive. HEADY DAYS
They chose Barney on vocals purely because he sounded the least like Ian and I think that was the best call the could have made. For JD fans who don't like NO, fair enough, but you're missing out bigtime. You probably also never even listened to Movement, if you like JD you would do well to approach NO chronologically to get into them. As far as I'm concerned Movement was Joy Divisions last album, just without Ian lol.
This by far new order's best live version of " Temptation " this song will forever be one the greatest underground dance song. Wish i had all three color eyes !!!!!!!
Grüße Fräulein, Sturm-Verbot-Führer, Carreg I the exotic man of the dance, when it was in the halting, I that I now say that the film with that one types of the atendimentos of parts of twenty-four people of " in america" it was great, but they surprise to me, I if the types of the departments of the finished joy, like I, where the songs of twenty-four people participate in the hour, since " says ingualmente; england" Song, American, but hatred of the gradico this song
Hooky said Curtis was a big fan of Kraftwerk and the dance stuff Bernie was getting into, and that had Curtis not offed himself he would have probably been the one singing "Blue Monday". So yeah, it's pretty clear that they're the same band going in the same direction with a slight shift in the overall dynamics, of course. That said, NO would've been better with Curtis at the front - he was a hell of a frontman.
I couldn't agree more with you.... The progress from JD to NO was seamless and they were moving towards electronic music without a doubt. Iam was a big fan of Genisis P Orridge & throbbing Gristle, and look at Section 25, Dirutti Column, A Certain ration on Factory Records..All of these bands went more modern into 1980 and beyond!
NO was the natural develop of JD, you must read the whole history people, speaken by these guys...NO has so many Highlights based in Hook`s Bass...Try to play last JD album and inmediately play NO " movement"...you will see...
those kind of comments are useless. Joy division and New order are two faces of the same group. The synths were already presents in JD, as well as the "human beat box"... Don't be so (old) nostalgic!
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What i mean is that Joy Division was sick punk band in the 70's that made powerful music, and when Curtis past away and they became New Order the music just turned to crap, full of synth and keyboards and just had a overall terrible 80's dance vibe to it. Now your gonna reply to this comment by saying i don't know what i am talking about because New Order was successful and i all, i just personally think Joy Division was 100X better thats all. Now go ahead, ridicule me.
Yeah, well your comment is basically wrong - this was the direction JD were headed anyway; do you really think JD would have been that different to what NO became?? The first couple of NO albums are in the same vein of JD anyway....it was the mid 80's that things became more 'pop' and changed.....
I know what you mean, i just honestly do not believe Joy Division would have ended up the same way if Ian Curtis had lived. I think he had a strong influence on the band's dark sound, i know bands change, i just don't think it would have been the same in this case though. I just think it's a shame how a underground band with a indie sound for the time changes to a complete "pop" and dance sound, i just personally think they had something more unique when they were Joy Division.
I would say Giorgio Moroder "created" it. The bouncy bass lines that shift between octaves, the simple repetitive drum beats, all of that. New Order did a far, far better job with the sound and fleshed it out though.
you say it like after moroder there was just new order, there were many artists, which took off from the kraftwerks electronics and disco-ish stuff. And onestly the bouncy basslines that shift between octaves where developed by the synthesizer manufacturers, which came up with the arpegiator button.
New Order's sound is surely more upbeat than Joy Division but it is still underground and their sound is VERY indie. When I hear Temptation, Your Silent Face or The Village, there is no way a pop band would have sounded like that. New Order stayed indie in business and in music throughout their Factory years. Actually, IMO New Order's music is the prototype of what is indie and alternative. They have a very distinct sound that has always striked me as something that sounds rather uncommercial.
I respect that you prefer Joy Division but the fact that you think New Order is completely "pop" shows that your view of music genre is rather narrow. I remember when I heard New Order for the very first time, I was so intrigue by their music which sounded like no other electronic bands I've heard before. As said earlier, they had something quite underground about them despite their upbeat music. Maybe it was Barney's cold and distance vocal, I'm not too sure but I felt they were unlike others.
I 100% agree with this, both bands where corner posts of their musical era. I much prefer Joy Division, but I fucking love New Order, its not debatable because its not of the same genre.
@canuck21 Grüße Fräulein, Sturm-Verbot-Führer, for the kiss of two groups that two or three songs had absorbed, that each average digital disc and in them of Windows of Lecteur has, than has the gradico, that he is used in my list of reading equipment, juice the department of the joy really the end to control it interesting for the knowledge, that you nevertheless to say, that the excrement makes the blockade, in the
@canuck21 fresh the carguor, of lightbeings you you would only attack an extremity to me of you carrage other that one and he would finish me you, the target that the alcohol the Lupusessen of the phenomena IN of ALL THE PART is
@canuck21 Grüße Fräulein, Sturm-Verbot-Führer, and Steve coogan is elegant the much more elegant one of the best one of the truth of what Wilson Wilson who to eat is sufficiently elegant truth a another one of good looking Wilson they of the Z of emo, but, to speak more in the Chinese food of the gostos in the tile roof of the farm and the odd habit of the tobacco of the honorarium increased solved of which would be
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@charlie123abc360 Sure Barney's voice is more "poppy" because New Order's music itself is more "poppy", but being more "poppy" doesn't make it pop. That was my point because it seems that some don't have any concept of in between. It's either dark or it's mainstream pop which is very narrow-minded.
@tux40 To me, it's not by a long shot. I agree that Joy Division was better, but I LOVE New Order too and think they're close to Joy Division, mostly different. Some days I prefer Joy Division and some days I prefer to listen to New Order.
I like many movies and TV shows, but there are only a few songs that I like and even fewer bands I love. Joy Division and New Order are the only two bands in this world that I love.
deffo the finger is for the monitors, you can hear the feedback when he does and bernard used to spend half the gig berating the stage mix 'eddie' i believe was his name such was the frequency of his requests...doesn't stop it being a great version of a superb song...band look cool too!
Or to turn up the monitors. I used to run sound for various small-time bands back in this era. Vocalists are always complaining "I can't hear myself, turn up the monitors," so you turn up the monitors and then they feed back...and you can hear feedback at several points in this vid.
haha, thats what i love about this band they give the finger when they need to, hooky is a dickhead sometimes but hilarious-- look at his interviews, i bet that finger is at hook
i also thin for the sound technician to turn up the volume for guitar or mike..or pete.;.how ever, pete and barney are friends since they were kids and share the same houmor.
They've still got the Joy Division bass even when they're doing New Order dance stuff. Or they did, at least, until Hooky split. Joy Division and New Order....so similar, so different all at once
LandsEbb 1 month ago
Is hooky still not in the band
jth112 3 months ago
New Order, stage the size of a postage stamp, bathed in blue light, barney pissed , Hookys Bass, set list a lottery winner couldn't get.........................And Rob Still Alive. HEADY DAYS
Video586 3 months ago
New Order > Joy Division. Temptation is the best song ever written.
walonsubi 3 months ago
All my favorite performances of this song are the ones from the hacienda
jth112 5 months ago
Oh youve got GREYYYY eyeeez
JanetMabel 5 months ago
They chose Barney on vocals purely because he sounded the least like Ian and I think that was the best call the could have made. For JD fans who don't like NO, fair enough, but you're missing out bigtime. You probably also never even listened to Movement, if you like JD you would do well to approach NO chronologically to get into them. As far as I'm concerned Movement was Joy Divisions last album, just without Ian lol.
youwinoneinternets 6 months ago
This by far new order's best live version of " Temptation " this song will forever be one the greatest underground dance song. Wish i had all three color eyes !!!!!!!
frankie052189 8 months ago 2
Could you be anymore anal retentive?
fullflava 9 months ago
Could you be anymore anal retentive?
fullflava 9 months ago
Grüße Fräulein, Sturm-Verbot-Führer, Carreg I the exotic man of the dance, when it was in the halting, I that I now say that the film with that one types of the atendimentos of parts of twenty-four people of " in america" it was great, but they surprise to me, I if the types of the departments of the finished joy, like I, where the songs of twenty-four people participate in the hour, since " says ingualmente; england" Song, American, but hatred of the gradico this song
subfusion01 1 year ago
I wonder if they knew when they were playing this that it would be one of the greatest songs ever written in the century?
jwaterburysnout 1 year ago 3
awesome
Fac353 1 year ago
Love the music of both JD & NO --especially this sublime song. But tell me please, who is Rob Gretton?
THX.
number7gracestreet 1 year ago
Rob Gretton = Joy Divison & New Order's Manager. Sadly, he died in May 1999 at the age of 46 as the result of a heart attack.
adz1962 1 year ago 7
@adz1962 Ah, Ok. Thx. Great version of this Song.
number7gracestreet 1 year ago
@adz1962 Ah, Ok. Thx.
Great version of this Song.
Hookey is just all about that Bass!
number7gracestreet 1 year ago
@adz1962
and there is a cool movie about it: "24 hours party people"
YouXCube 8 months ago
Oh ya Robbie ! .....RIP
saintandrews83 1 year ago
The real deal.
tdurbin001 1 year ago
I love NO, I'm 20 yrs so that just show how much of this sound still resonates
ralfz24 1 year ago
I've got the wrong questions...
ajpajpajpajp 1 year ago 6
to me that song is so beautiful, nice and sad, trippy, it's genius!
Mukkumukku 1 year ago
Is that rob gretton at the start?
adamcoop1 2 years ago
course it is
boardy777777 1 year ago
cheers boardy
adamcoop1 1 year ago
@adamcoop1
sas147741 1 year ago
@adamcoop1 yep that's Rob RIP God Bless him...
cuculainn7 1 year ago
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minkprisoner 2 years ago
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boardy777777 2 years ago
Hooky said Curtis was a big fan of Kraftwerk and the dance stuff Bernie was getting into, and that had Curtis not offed himself he would have probably been the one singing "Blue Monday". So yeah, it's pretty clear that they're the same band going in the same direction with a slight shift in the overall dynamics, of course. That said, NO would've been better with Curtis at the front - he was a hell of a frontman.
ftwelve12 2 years ago 4
Mijamajo:
I couldn't agree more with you.... The progress from JD to NO was seamless and they were moving towards electronic music without a doubt. Iam was a big fan of Genisis P Orridge & throbbing Gristle, and look at Section 25, Dirutti Column, A Certain ration on Factory Records..All of these bands went more modern into 1980 and beyond!
superbawestside1 2 years ago 2
NO was the natural develop of JD, you must read the whole history people, speaken by these guys...NO has so many Highlights based in Hook`s Bass...Try to play last JD album and inmediately play NO " movement"...you will see...
mijamajo1979 2 years ago 6
@mijamajo1979 Hooky is overated
cuculainn7 1 year ago
those kind of comments are useless. Joy division and New order are two faces of the same group. The synths were already presents in JD, as well as the "human beat box"... Don't be so (old) nostalgic!
fgaltier 2 years ago 5
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This is what Joy Division turned into... what a shame
viteksk8alot 2 years ago
What the fuck are you talking about man?Grow up,if you don't have an idea of what is meant to be then zip it.
Bunnypunker 2 years ago
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What i mean is that Joy Division was sick punk band in the 70's that made powerful music, and when Curtis past away and they became New Order the music just turned to crap, full of synth and keyboards and just had a overall terrible 80's dance vibe to it. Now your gonna reply to this comment by saying i don't know what i am talking about because New Order was successful and i all, i just personally think Joy Division was 100X better thats all. Now go ahead, ridicule me.
viteksk8alot 2 years ago
synth=crap?? You've got a massive prejudice problem, lad.
crises1980 2 years ago 30
and what about the song decades on the still album
teer12mg 2 years ago
Yeah, well your comment is basically wrong - this was the direction JD were headed anyway; do you really think JD would have been that different to what NO became?? The first couple of NO albums are in the same vein of JD anyway....it was the mid 80's that things became more 'pop' and changed.....
scifitim 2 years ago
I know what you mean, i just honestly do not believe Joy Division would have ended up the same way if Ian Curtis had lived. I think he had a strong influence on the band's dark sound, i know bands change, i just don't think it would have been the same in this case though. I just think it's a shame how a underground band with a indie sound for the time changes to a complete "pop" and dance sound, i just personally think they had something more unique when they were Joy Division.
viteksk8alot 2 years ago
you're forgetting that New Order created this sound
SimMaster 2 years ago
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eublepharis 2 years ago
I would say Giorgio Moroder "created" it. The bouncy bass lines that shift between octaves, the simple repetitive drum beats, all of that. New Order did a far, far better job with the sound and fleshed it out though.
ftwelve12 2 years ago
you say it like after moroder there was just new order, there were many artists, which took off from the kraftwerks electronics and disco-ish stuff. And onestly the bouncy basslines that shift between octaves where developed by the synthesizer manufacturers, which came up with the arpegiator button.
mmmrenkas 2 years ago
And let's also not forget that Arthur Baker had a huge hand in NO crafting this sound.
FeelerTV 2 years ago
New Order's sound is surely more upbeat than Joy Division but it is still underground and their sound is VERY indie. When I hear Temptation, Your Silent Face or The Village, there is no way a pop band would have sounded like that. New Order stayed indie in business and in music throughout their Factory years. Actually, IMO New Order's music is the prototype of what is indie and alternative. They have a very distinct sound that has always striked me as something that sounds rather uncommercial.
canuck21 2 years ago 4
I respect that you prefer Joy Division but the fact that you think New Order is completely "pop" shows that your view of music genre is rather narrow. I remember when I heard New Order for the very first time, I was so intrigue by their music which sounded like no other electronic bands I've heard before. As said earlier, they had something quite underground about them despite their upbeat music. Maybe it was Barney's cold and distance vocal, I'm not too sure but I felt they were unlike others.
canuck21 2 years ago 22
I 100% agree with this, both bands where corner posts of their musical era. I much prefer Joy Division, but I fucking love New Order, its not debatable because its not of the same genre.
JD - IC = NO
everyones a winner.
kaney1967 2 years ago
agreed
goonchistaw 2 years ago
@canuck21 film, if they them kunts of the attention and the substance of the people, who it is fresh
subfusion01 1 year ago
@canuck21 Grüße Fräulein, Sturm-Verbot-Führer, for the kiss of two groups that two or three songs had absorbed, that each average digital disc and in them of Windows of Lecteur has, than has the gradico, that he is used in my list of reading equipment, juice the department of the joy really the end to control it interesting for the knowledge, that you nevertheless to say, that the excrement makes the blockade, in the
subfusion01 1 year ago
@canuck21 fresh the carguor, of lightbeings you you would only attack an extremity to me of you carrage other that one and he would finish me you, the target that the alcohol the Lupusessen of the phenomena IN of ALL THE PART is
subfusion01 1 year ago
@canuck21 Grüße Fräulein, Sturm-Verbot-Führer, and Steve coogan is elegant the much more elegant one of the best one of the truth of what Wilson Wilson who to eat is sufficiently elegant truth a another one of good looking Wilson they of the Z of emo, but, to speak more in the Chinese food of the gostos in the tile roof of the farm and the odd habit of the tobacco of the honorarium increased solved of which would be
subfusion01 1 year ago
Grüße Fräulein, Sturm-Verbot-Führer, Task it' it stops in the cover of the order, around this ill time of the person who can be risoluto of the time to determine S
subfusion01 1 year ago
@canuck21 Well you can't deny that barney's voice is more "popy" but I love both.
charlie123abc360 6 months ago
@charlie123abc360 Sure Barney's voice is more "poppy" because New Order's music itself is more "poppy", but being more "poppy" doesn't make it pop. That was my point because it seems that some don't have any concept of in between. It's either dark or it's mainstream pop which is very narrow-minded.
canuck21 6 months ago
@canuck21 they can't TOUCH Joy Division..that was the real deal. Yes. it's great they are here...but not f'in' Joy Division by a long shot!!!!
tux40 4 months ago
@tux40 To me, it's not by a long shot. I agree that Joy Division was better, but I LOVE New Order too and think they're close to Joy Division, mostly different. Some days I prefer Joy Division and some days I prefer to listen to New Order.
I like many movies and TV shows, but there are only a few songs that I like and even fewer bands I love. Joy Division and New Order are the only two bands in this world that I love.
canuck21 4 months ago
Listen to Hooky's bass! Genius.
ord1711 2 years ago
Best song they ever did,plus ceremony,procession,everythings gone green!
alan3565 2 years ago 2
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I wonder who told him he could sing?
skripglow 2 years ago
nobody. the singer died, he stepped in reluctantly.
markapp67 2 years ago 3
if u watch there later live performances u will see he is actually a very good singer, especiallt new faith from totp 87
jonafone 2 years ago
You sad cunt!
75dbp 2 years ago
You're thooper!"
yyy2012yyy 2 years ago
deffo the finger is for the monitors, you can hear the feedback when he does and bernard used to spend half the gig berating the stage mix 'eddie' i believe was his name such was the frequency of his requests...doesn't stop it being a great version of a superb song...band look cool too!
redhall90 2 years ago
Ah, Rob Gretton at the start. Great vid
Brenwhyte 3 years ago
Old Bernard looks like he's away with the fairies there. Classic.
vandal777 3 years ago
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what an awesome song.
hughbartlett1 3 years ago 3
close to perfection!!!! AWESOME SONG!!!!!!
New Order...what else can be added!!!???
cabronssen 3 years ago 4
Ian Curtis, for one.
Gilgamesh149 1 year ago
lol, why does bernard give the finger at 0:32?
yogafireyogaflame23 3 years ago 2
Probably for the sound technician to turn up the mike.
Ugli2006 3 years ago
Or to turn up the monitors. I used to run sound for various small-time bands back in this era. Vocalists are always complaining "I can't hear myself, turn up the monitors," so you turn up the monitors and then they feed back...and you can hear feedback at several points in this vid.
billd66 3 years ago
or probably at Hooky. a sign of things to come... lol
joliecide 3 years ago
haha, thats what i love about this band they give the finger when they need to, hooky is a dickhead sometimes but hilarious-- look at his interviews, i bet that finger is at hook
joefosho2008 3 years ago
i also thin for the sound technician to turn up the volume for guitar or mike..or pete.;.how ever, pete and barney are friends since they were kids and share the same houmor.
poptompainwonderland 3 years ago
and at 2:44 he gave the finger again.
MidnightNSavannah 3 years ago
Sh.., I'm drunken and it's like that indeed: I love it, just want to kiss them all for such goooooddd music!
casibon 4 years ago
Love it too, just want to kiss them all for such goog music!
casibon 4 years ago
Nice One!
RIP Rob Gretton x
ajkpingu 4 years ago 2
new order playing tempation live at the hacienda = awesome
cobbyone 4 years ago 3
the best NO song ever! I love the synth sound base
greloschanger 4 years ago 3
brillant
bobmorrice 4 years ago 2
LOVE IT
dennett81 4 years ago 2