I play this in my car everytime I drive off to see my favorite stripper, a hot redhead named Athena. Oh, yea, I also do the Bronson strut (when he walks out of prison) as I walk into the strip club.
Summer of '83 and finally a massively cool band had made it to the top of the charts, a band that came from our corner of the world, a band that hated Thatcherism and shiny suited crapitalism. Loved it then, still love it now.
I was 18 it was Sept '83 pissing it down just come off a bit worse in a scrap in town. Wet hair and bloody mouth laying in bed in the dark with Ruth in my bedsit listening to this on vinyl sobbing on her breasts .............
@Proxylfc Nah she ain't, I saw her down the Co op the other day and she was wearing a nun's habit. Strangely enough, looking back sex with Ruth was always a religious experience especially when we did in the graveyard.
@ChadHesdon I remember hearing this when I was a sperm cell in my Dad's right testicle. Me and the boys would invite the boys from the left one over for a party. Fond memories.
@3LARI without wishing to bitch, that is a very fair comment, and he tried, unsuccessfully I might add, to steal my girlfriend. She went off with someone considerably richer than me anyway, but it was not Peter Saville...thank the Lord.
I love a bit of Oasis, but the depth and breadth of New Orders emotional, spiritual meanings and musical ambiance are greater than any gobshite ego the Gallaghers could throw about. "we see things they'll never see!" ha! how Ironic......I need a beer and a fag....and some rope...
@CHELSEA9636 Wow, the comment you made really shows your ignorance. New Order has been one of the most influential bands that rock, pop, and electronic music has ever seen. Oasis has even cited New Order as being a huge influence on them and their music. Step outside your small minded little world and check it out. You just might become amazed also...
The UK does music best, Thats just my view, New order,Depeche mode,Pink floyd,the beatles,the Who, The stones, Zepplin, Genesis, Dire straits, the list goes on, The yanks have there gems Like Elvis, Dylan Buddy Holly and a few others, The UK is still king and always will be.
enjoy the tune - a beautiful sound. Us 40 somethings are blessed to have been accompanied on the journey for the last 30 years by this brilliant group. Some skill to turn a blank sheet of paper in to this song.
I first heard this in 1987, my son had in on tape and we were in Tunisia and he asked the coach driver to play it. Where had I been? He loved it and converted me from the first playing. I started listening to more of Matthew's music from then on in I think. We started to exchange views and I listened more. How I long for those days. To quote Joni Mitchell from Big Yellow Taxi, "you don't know what you had till its gone".... how true!
I think this song works very effectively in the soundtrack to "Bronson", i.e. the part where Bronson is released from prison and strides slightly self consciously towards his parents. It's vaguely surreally funny and an ingenious choice of music for that scene.
Was the synth part in this ever sampled in another song? It seems so familiar...but then again, I could have just heard this at a young age and forgotten it was New Order until now.
Para it is possible to like Oasis and New Order, but as you say one's an infatuation and the other is a lifelong love. Where Oasis gave us glorious bombast New Order gave us timeless, majestic mindscapes, a new way of seeing things. New Order are surely one of the top five British bands of all time, Oasis struggle to make the top 30.
What I miss about Walkman's are the way that you could hold down the rewind and then by listening to changes in the motor's sound, guess when a well-worn cassette had returned to the start of your favorite song. There was a rise in the pitch of the motor as the tape spooled back past the right place.
I think that Ian´s lyrics were more spoken from his heart and Bernards lyric is not to take serious, its just mainly stuff which has just come to his mind.
What I miss most about Joy Division, as distinct from New Order, is the genius of the poetry of the lyrics. Not that I wish to buy into the debate, such comparisons of art and artists being more by way of corruption toward empowerment that belies art than an art in themselves.
wonderful song. reminds me of a simpler time in my life. these guys were so great! i saw them at Jones Beach with Echo and Jean loves Jezabel. great show.
MTV didn't know shit back then & look at it NOW it should of been swallowed or flushed right out the door. Now go and play some Machines Of Loving Grace You Weirdo!!
i never notice the disintegration similarities,but have you noticed the ending guitar in LEAVE ME ALONE was borrowed by the Edge on the intro to Pride(in the name of love)
Joy Division frontman Ian Curtis was a fan of Kraftwerk, and showed his colleagues records that would influence both groups. New Order's song "Your Silent Face" has some similarities with "Europe Endless", the first song on Trans-Europe Express
@twox2nasty4u Six years. :-) The Cure did eventually move in a New Order direction as their career went on, like with such songs as "In Between Days". But this song in particular just sounds like something that could have come off "Disintegration".
@twox2nasty4u '89 for disintegration, '83 for power corruption and lies. i'll let you revisit the math ;) sadly i never did get to see NO live, but i did catch the cure on the disintegration tour with the pixies and love and rockets. i think shelleyan orphan opened.
An eternal Classic to me from the 1st time i heard it. When I spun this track @
The Twilight Zone Import Vinyl > Highs smooth hairs on the back of the neck bass that warmed your soul controlling lights to audio / and manually perfect to the feeling of the song . Memories and vibes from the dance floor to this track still remain after all these years.
this song is pure poetry. seem there's a light that never goes out... uh? in the first vocals... Oasis fucking losers, new order better than an hamburger.
timeless..........i remember mtv playing this.......120 minutes with paul king.....14 channels back in the day.....still this is new order really making their stamp....pushing away from joy divison.........who were sooooo good.....but new order were the next gen.......and they were mint live and made such great tunes!...........................................x70
This song seeps into you. Unlike those songs that hit you in the chest like rusty roofing nails, this one creeps up alongside you and slips up your pant leg and before you know it you're dancing. Shit, I love this song!
Ralf Hutter aparrently asked how they made the thump in Bblue Monday- on being offered the sample he responded (think cod German accent) "NEIN!!! I am only interested in the PROCESS". It was more than just inspiration, it was dialogue....
Kraftwerk heavily inspired Ian Curtis, leading Joy Division and New Order to have songs frequently sounding like this. Funny how one of my favorite bands is closely bonded with another favorite (I'm a bigger fan of Joy Division than New Order personally).
@ffm20zaheri actually...check out Wikipedia statement for Kraftwerk....mention of New Order directly influenced by Kraftwerk...listen to the similarities in Kraftwerk song "Europe Endless"
The orchestra that Mr Sumner makes on all the records with the bass as a rhythm really makes New Order. There really should be a greatest hits of all the songs they made like this. Beautiful.
this track is simply great....any new order fan/joy division fan has to understand that this track really defines the magic sounds that came out of the northwest in the 80s!
soon to be followed by the stone roses,happy mondays,and oasis!but without them we would not have the kind of music that we take for granted!and lets not forget the wedding preasants george best album hey!mint as
So why don't you p*** off LOL. What an amazing track thanks for posting as I have not heard it in decade or more, great synths what more can one say. Looking forward to seeing Peter Hook in Australia.
As everything made by new order that's a must
thenovastella 1 day ago
"Caught at a bad time so why don't you piss off"
Just a classic line.
suursuo55 1 week ago
I play this in my car everytime I drive off to see my favorite stripper, a hot redhead named Athena. Oh, yea, I also do the Bronson strut (when he walks out of prison) as I walk into the strip club.
alexo1176 1 week ago 2
BRONSON :D
MrUltrapresident 1 week ago
Kraftwerk runs in the veins of this song
davkail 1 week ago
Thumbs up if Winding Refn sent you here.
MrMeepmoop 1 week ago
THE SONG.
starboy3 2 weeks ago
Summer of '83 and finally a massively cool band had made it to the top of the charts, a band that came from our corner of the world, a band that hated Thatcherism and shiny suited crapitalism. Loved it then, still love it now.
Happysundaze 2 weeks ago
@Happysundaze Marry me.
cheese0muncher 2 weeks ago
Another song brought to me thanks to the movie Bronson :)
thedrkknight777 2 weeks ago
i bought this album when it came out in 83 along with the b boys cookie puss thought it was lame then grew to love it then lost it.
thrashman2001 3 weeks ago
the reason poeple listened to this album in the dark is cuz there were no cell phones or good vid games but it brought you there
thrashman2001 3 weeks ago
@CHELSEA9636 Do your parents know you're a whore?
YourProfessor 3 weeks ago
I was 18 it was Sept '83 pissing it down just come off a bit worse in a scrap in town. Wet hair and bloody mouth laying in bed in the dark with Ruth in my bedsit listening to this on vinyl sobbing on her breasts .............
ChadHesdon 3 weeks ago 35
@ChadHesdon im sure ruth is getting a good shagging as we speak, so dont worry be happy , mmmm
Proxylfc 1 week ago
@Proxylfc Nah she ain't, I saw her down the Co op the other day and she was wearing a nun's habit. Strangely enough, looking back sex with Ruth was always a religious experience especially when we did in the graveyard.
ChadHesdon 1 week ago 5
@ChadHesdon I remember hearing this when I was a sperm cell in my Dad's right testicle. Me and the boys would invite the boys from the left one over for a party. Fond memories.
jockle1986 4 days ago
@jockle1986 Interesting, I had a spell in Iraq '84 to '86. So I can say" I was listening to this in Bahgdad when you were in your Dad's bag"!
ChadHesdon 4 days ago 7
@CHELSEA9636 Funny you should say that... any cultured individual who knows shit about music will have heard of New Order. They're pretty famous.
ChurKirby 3 weeks ago
Peter Saville... Possibly the most overrated person ever...
3LARI 1 month ago 2
@3LARI without wishing to bitch, that is a very fair comment, and he tried, unsuccessfully I might add, to steal my girlfriend. She went off with someone considerably richer than me anyway, but it was not Peter Saville...thank the Lord.
Jlipnicki 2 weeks ago
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@twiskins
BRONSON RULES :D Tom Hardy´s face when he said it :D He looks so serious and funny too :D
ResetAvistar 1 month ago
Gay Bar!! Electric six!! wake up Oasis fans!!
peter68641 1 month ago
I love a bit of Oasis, but the depth and breadth of New Orders emotional, spiritual meanings and musical ambiance are greater than any gobshite ego the Gallaghers could throw about. "we see things they'll never see!" ha! how Ironic......I need a beer and a fag....and some rope...
peter68641 1 month ago 2
"You caught me at a bad time, so why don't you piss off!" Brilliant!
peter68641 1 month ago
@CHELSEA9636
just people havent heard of new order doesnt make them rubbish
ampleffects 1 month ago
I love new order...... Best band... Bernie i luv ya!!! Only just a girl xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
1kcarpenter 1 month ago
oh yes!!!!!
1kcarpenter 1 month ago
@CHELSEA9636 Wow, the comment you made really shows your ignorance. New Order has been one of the most influential bands that rock, pop, and electronic music has ever seen. Oasis has even cited New Order as being a huge influence on them and their music. Step outside your small minded little world and check it out. You just might become amazed also...
jhchouston 1 month ago
:-| Very Funny Boys :-) ... :-|
ResetAvistar 1 month ago
@ResetAvistar It's been a pleasure.
twiskins 1 month ago
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ResetAvistar 1 month ago
Lol, Kraftwerk meets Vangelis.
elel013 1 month ago
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The UK does music best, Thats just my view, New order,Depeche mode,Pink floyd,the beatles,the Who, The stones, Zepplin, Genesis, Dire straits, the list goes on, The yanks have there gems Like Elvis, Dylan Buddy Holly and a few others, The UK is still king and always will be.
Justdisco2 1 month ago
ice cool song
lau7aroz 1 month ago
sounds like kraftwerk
rodmac81 1 month ago
enjoy the tune - a beautiful sound. Us 40 somethings are blessed to have been accompanied on the journey for the last 30 years by this brilliant group. Some skill to turn a blank sheet of paper in to this song.
saablexus9 1 month ago
iceybleu sent me here. Album artwork looks like Craft Spells 2011 LP Idle Labor
moviesandsongs365 1 month ago
Silence...
iceybleu 1 month ago
@CHELSEA9636 maybe you had never heard of new order but they've been very popular for a very long time
honestchrismcg 1 month ago
2 people can't stand silence.
New Order RULES :D
FrikiComais 1 month ago
@CHELSEA9636 PS Oasis is terrible.
dansemacabre17 1 month ago
@CHELSEA9636 HAHAHAHA WHAT?!?!?! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA That's the funniest thing I've ever heard.
dansemacabre17 1 month ago
i miss joy division.
changeyourtampon 2 months ago
what the fuck are you talking about dick ? noel fucking gallagher has only ever written one song every one sounds the fucking same !
LAMEDICK
FLYINGSCOTSHNOISE 2 months ago
Always thought this would sound even better if played in a huge church,on a huge synthed church organ....atmospheric.
077glenn 2 months ago in playlist Post-1980
this and Temptation are the best New Order songs... love them
solgoode1 2 months ago
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stroberre 2 months ago
Bronson.
dFoxFX 2 months ago 3
Anthemmic and oh so proper! New Order is simply amazing afer all these years!
riotfaerielotus 2 months ago
I first heard this in 1987, my son had in on tape and we were in Tunisia and he asked the coach driver to play it. Where had I been? He loved it and converted me from the first playing. I started listening to more of Matthew's music from then on in I think. We started to exchange views and I listened more. How I long for those days. To quote Joni Mitchell from Big Yellow Taxi, "you don't know what you had till its gone".... how true!
1966mybestyear 2 months ago
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ZxzrzMightyMouse 2 months ago
I think this song works very effectively in the soundtrack to "Bronson", i.e. the part where Bronson is released from prison and strides slightly self consciously towards his parents. It's vaguely surreally funny and an ingenious choice of music for that scene.
DarrenBonJovi 2 months ago
Just fucking yummy, Kraftwerk,Joy division/New order then Depeche mode in that order and lets not forget omd everybody else na.
Justdisco2 2 months ago 2
@Justdisco2
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stadtrade102 2 months ago
@stadtrade102 Gina you look great. LOL
Justdisco2 2 months ago
such a lush and lovely song...
Laughingnahga 3 months ago
Was the synth part in this ever sampled in another song? It seems so familiar...but then again, I could have just heard this at a young age and forgotten it was New Order until now.
hightimesbruce 3 months ago
Amazing stuff.
purewhitelight1 3 months ago
Para it is possible to like Oasis and New Order, but as you say one's an infatuation and the other is a lifelong love. Where Oasis gave us glorious bombast New Order gave us timeless, majestic mindscapes, a new way of seeing things. New Order are surely one of the top five British bands of all time, Oasis struggle to make the top 30.
Happysundaze 3 months ago
bronson
qkljhewgfhergk 3 months ago 3
a comb. very funny boys
MiracleFruitClock 4 months ago
Haunting,moving song,lovely.
garcondor 4 months ago
@garcondor you said it best
1skunkus 4 months ago
I love Kraftwerk.
sodomye 4 months ago
@sodomye ..this is sooooo kraftwerk
jazztifiable 4 months ago
I love the part that swells in at 4 minutes. Gorgeous.
purplebikecafe 4 months ago in playlist More videos from BlueMonday1988
i like oasis...
saylorsoul 4 months ago
so cool, simple, sporty and amazing is this composition
mediattackrecords 4 months ago
Loved JD and NO growing up... For some reason this one always resonated with me... Bernard wasn't Ian as a vocalist, but he always connected....
rankinrip 4 months ago
"so why don't you piss off" great! all the attitude of punk but much more realistic and believable.
carlbags666 4 months ago
What I miss about Walkman's are the way that you could hold down the rewind and then by listening to changes in the motor's sound, guess when a well-worn cassette had returned to the start of your favorite song. There was a rise in the pitch of the motor as the tape spooled back past the right place.
ambiguito 5 months ago
Inspirational! Always loved this song without doubt best song on Power,Corruption and Lies.
amhorrey 5 months ago
best song on the album by far
TONICWINE67 5 months ago 3
I think that Ian´s lyrics were more spoken from his heart and Bernards lyric is not to take serious, its just mainly stuff which has just come to his mind.
skaterausberlin94 5 months ago 2
new order's atmosphere
350125GOW 6 months ago 22
What I miss most about Joy Division, as distinct from New Order, is the genius of the poetry of the lyrics. Not that I wish to buy into the debate, such comparisons of art and artists being more by way of corruption toward empowerment that belies art than an art in themselves.
Lieu3C4 6 months ago
@Lieu3C4 i usually listen to JD first then NO to get my spirits back up again.
360Freakoutkid 6 months ago 2
@Lieu3C4 Joy Division and New Order are both incredible... and you are putting way too much thought into this.
KnockemOrLockem 5 months ago
I love New Order but miss the sound of Ian's voice when they were Joy Division.
TaylorSheneaP 6 months ago
Oh man. This song. This album.
BoonHAck 6 months ago 23
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wonderful song. reminds me of a simpler time in my life. these guys were so great! i saw them at Jones Beach with Echo and Jean loves Jezabel. great show.
yungeodubbleg 6 months ago
wonderful song. reminds me of a simpler time in my life. these guys were so great! i saw them at Jones Beach with Echo and Jean loves Jezabel.
yungeodubbleg 6 months ago 3
MTV didn't know shit back then & look at it NOW it should of been swallowed or flushed right out the door. Now go and play some Machines Of Loving Grace You Weirdo!!
iaonationm7 6 months ago
The movie "BRONSON" brought me here. lol...I love New Order..and i love the music selection for "BRONSON"
STIPanda 6 months ago 3
This was ALWAYS my favourite track on this album... especially "Why don't you piss off" HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
TheViolentTeddy 6 months ago 2
Quiker, quiker, quiker, quiker, FUCK OFF, SIT DOWN!
Fr0zenPeppers 7 months ago 4
i never notice the disintegration similarities,but have you noticed the ending guitar in LEAVE ME ALONE was borrowed by the Edge on the intro to Pride(in the name of love)
shaul215 8 months ago
Joy Division frontman Ian Curtis was a fan of Kraftwerk, and showed his colleagues records that would influence both groups. New Order's song "Your Silent Face" has some similarities with "Europe Endless", the first song on Trans-Europe Express
Astr0wave 8 months ago 3
amazing how it evolves into something so epic.
purewhitelight1 8 months ago 3
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you caught me at a bad time so why dont you PISS OFF
dashj1970 8 months ago
The Cure's "Disintegration"... is this song an influence?
TheDoctor394 9 months ago
@TheDoctor394 I never thought about that but it actually could be :)
8scatterbrain8 9 months ago
@8scatterbrain8 It just struck me that it could be.
TheDoctor394 9 months ago
@TheDoctor394 disintegration came out about 3 years after this.
twox2nasty4u 9 months ago
@twox2nasty4u Six years. :-) The Cure did eventually move in a New Order direction as their career went on, like with such songs as "In Between Days". But this song in particular just sounds like something that could have come off "Disintegration".
TheDoctor394 9 months ago
@twox2nasty4u 6 years after PCL actually
bannananhai 8 months ago
@twox2nasty4u around 6 years after PCL actually
bannananhai 8 months ago
@twox2nasty4u '89 for disintegration, '83 for power corruption and lies. i'll let you revisit the math ;) sadly i never did get to see NO live, but i did catch the cure on the disintegration tour with the pixies and love and rockets. i think shelleyan orphan opened.
thenothingboy 7 months ago
Can you get any more epic than this
lunarbluesmusic 9 months ago 4
@lunarbluesmusic You really can't.
805JohnTheRevalator 9 months ago
@805JohnTheRevalator, that's what i thought
lunarbluesmusic 9 months ago
All the songs on this album are pleasantly hypnotic.
Teflon65 9 months ago 2
One of their best, but not outside of the circle of knowledge.
rudycat9988 10 months ago
one of my NO's favs! quality!
giamburrasca 10 months ago
An eternal Classic to me from the 1st time i heard it. When I spun this track @
The Twilight Zone Import Vinyl > Highs smooth hairs on the back of the neck bass that warmed your soul controlling lights to audio / and manually perfect to the feeling of the song . Memories and vibes from the dance floor to this track still remain after all these years.
djscotty1111 10 months ago 2
Wonderful.
Spiderhead1000 10 months ago
I here because of BRONSON!
UndeadTurk 10 months ago 2
this song is pure poetry. seem there's a light that never goes out... uh? in the first vocals... Oasis fucking losers, new order better than an hamburger.
polaroidalwaysfrozen 10 months ago
2 ppl who clicked dislike. need a good slap. thnx for uploadin. some memories for me in this tune :)))))))
spoony2781 10 months ago 2
timeless..........i remember mtv playing this.......120 minutes with paul king.....14 channels back in the day.....still this is new order really making their stamp....pushing away from joy divison.........who were sooooo good.....but new order were the next gen.......and they were mint live and made such great tunes!...........................................x70
glynnboo71 10 months ago 3
oasis is dope
co0perm 10 months ago
This song seeps into you. Unlike those songs that hit you in the chest like rusty roofing nails, this one creeps up alongside you and slips up your pant leg and before you know it you're dancing. Shit, I love this song!
FarmerHendri 10 months ago
When i saw them in 89 at the universal amphiteater in Los Angeles they reversed the chorus. Have it on bootleg vinyl from that night too. priceless!
4490red 11 months ago
Ralf Hutter aparrently asked how they made the thump in Bblue Monday- on being offered the sample he responded (think cod German accent) "NEIN!!! I am only interested in the PROCESS". It was more than just inspiration, it was dialogue....
dimmo696 11 months ago
Kraftwerk heavily inspired Ian Curtis, leading Joy Division and New Order to have songs frequently sounding like this. Funny how one of my favorite bands is closely bonded with another favorite (I'm a bigger fan of Joy Division than New Order personally).
NintendoSegaSonyGuy 11 months ago
Haven't heard this song in years until it came up on Pandora. soooo cool to reconnect with it. Dreamy and deep.
Voidspirits 11 months ago
nice to hear on this miserable night
ROoooo80 11 months ago
music from the head, the heart, the sould and the gut
marvellous
we will never hear the like again
MEM270162 11 months ago
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Great ...just great
Movement..harmony
BestThing2 11 months ago
Great ...just great....
movemnet...harmony
BestThing2 11 months ago
listening to it for 20 years. still a masterpiece.
pornobierchamp 1 year ago
Pretty awesome when this plays during Bronson.
rotkev 1 year ago 4
This song is in my top100 of all time songs.
molaeri 1 year ago
I can hear Ian knocking on the door, let him in...............
A Ravel symphony relocated to 1980's Salford.
RoofLight00 1 year ago
their loviest album after the first thank you for posting
001tape 1 year ago
...my personal fafourite on this vynil...
425twins 1 year ago
Bronson led me here.
DVROFFMAN 1 year ago 5
@DVROFFMAN lol ah have you been too petition.com ? do it 4 charlie!! cheers mate!
nickiz1 1 year ago
Did The Rules of Attraction lead anyone here?
DissectorofGirls 1 year ago
yes ahhh synth nightmare
bigfiggers 1 year ago
no we are not old just experienced and clever
millbrook79 1 year ago
Oh, Please, how dare you put Oasis on par with New Order? Oasis was a fad and one that sucked balls. New Orders endures.
ParisSpleen74 1 year ago 94
@ParisSpleen74 I like Oasis and New Order. Oasis had a great album.
astralislux 11 months ago
@ParisSpleen74 i love how easily those who just don't get it make it obvious for all to see. ;)
thenothingboy 7 months ago
@ParisSpleen74 Preach on! Oh, yeah!
Yapshire 7 months ago
@ParisSpleen74 Exactly, Oasis are trite bullshit pedlars!
Andiv1968 3 months ago
@ParisSpleen74
New Order, not New Orders.
ParisSpleen74 3 months ago
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ParisSpleen74 1 year ago
who else could make telling someone to piss off sound so pretty?
ParisSpleen74 1 year ago
you've caught me at a bad time, so why don't you ...
XD XD
tsartodd 1 year ago 3
sounds like the early kraftwerk
oh god how i love nnew order
ffm20zaheri 1 year ago
@ffm20zaheri actually...check out Wikipedia statement for Kraftwerk....mention of New Order directly influenced by Kraftwerk...listen to the similarities in Kraftwerk song "Europe Endless"
jackwilson9000 1 year ago
@jackwilson9000
I don't see anyone could deny the Kraftwerk influence. Not knocking New Order at all, but the influence is staring us in the face.
bangkokaaron 8 months ago
dreat band..lovely song....
mvfm2006 1 year ago
bronson:)
askatasunagrieg 1 year ago
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askatasunagrieg 1 year ago
take 1 part "Joy Division" and 1 part "Kraftwerk" and voila! you have instant masterpiece!
iamtahoe 1 year ago
@iamtahoe Great observation.
40ny 1 year ago
....fuckin mother fuckin bravo.......
lostinthemix 1 year ago
i remember when mtv used to play stuff like this. honestly
millbrook79 1 year ago 52
@millbrook79
me too...we're old now, apparently :)
ParisSpleen74 1 year ago
@millbrook79 yeah i remember when mtv was cool too
7thrifty 1 year ago
@millbrook79 LOL! Everyone says that but I've never seen a single music video on MTV. Is everyone dreaming?
astralislux 11 months ago
@millbrook79
i remember when mtv played music videos
mrp0ttymouth 10 months ago
this is the mozart and beethoven of the 20th century
millbrook79 1 year ago
just had to comment on this song its a masterpiece.
jamiefox1982 1 year ago 2
Fucking jolly good show!
markanthony443 1 year ago
this just blew my fucking mind
MsBLINK182LOVER 1 year ago 2
The orchestra that Mr Sumner makes on all the records with the bass as a rhythm really makes New Order. There really should be a greatest hits of all the songs they made like this. Beautiful.
funkmasterdub 1 year ago 2
bronson slapping time!
smookyfreakydisko 1 year ago
Trans Europe Express
admi908 1 year ago
this track is simply great....any new order fan/joy division fan has to understand that this track really defines the magic sounds that came out of the northwest in the 80s!
soon to be followed by the stone roses,happy mondays,and oasis!but without them we would not have the kind of music that we take for granted!and lets not forget the wedding preasants george best album hey!mint as
glynnboo71 1 year ago
awesome.................................
strid61 1 year ago
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I was so taken with Age of Consent & Leave me alone when I got this album, that I forgot about this song. Great New Order song
heye22 1 year ago
I was so taken with Age of Consent & Leave me alone when I got this album, that I forgot about this song. Great New Order song
heye22 1 year ago
One of those songs you know you like, but have completely forgotten. Thank you Radio Paradise.
GunslingerFollowed 1 year ago
Nice ,nice people don't get fresh,I slap you ,you like,I like.Thanks this very nice like Maria Bamford.
ThePedrosanta 1 year ago
just think of all the best things youve ever done or seen, sit back and think of them all again.
appyamma 1 year ago
A track for eternity!
TekEnchAmun 1 year ago
Am I the only one who believes that this is a bit influenced by Kraftwerk? :)
PSBelectronica 1 year ago
@PSBelectronica
I think the bit right at the start which lasts from 0:00-0:17 is influenced by the start of Franz Schubert by Kraftwerk.
Whatever the case, New Order have always acknowledged that Kraftwerk were a massive influence on them.
They were an influence on a hell of a lot of bands - they're arguably one of the most influential ever I think.
nim7rod 1 year ago
@nim7rod Yeah,right :)
PSBelectronica 1 year ago
@PSBelectronica Sounds more like Joy Division with pretty bells on.
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bertie439 1 year ago
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bertie439 1 year ago
remember sitting and listening to this over and over again with a mate till the pub opened brilliant :)
musicforever154 1 year ago
So why don't you p*** off LOL. What an amazing track thanks for posting as I have not heard it in decade or more, great synths what more can one say. Looking forward to seeing Peter Hook in Australia.
brismike65 1 year ago
Bronson
titmantdogg1984 1 year ago