Blue Monday - medieval style

[@jaceyp.8457]

I remember this song being a hit in the taverns in 1283

[@joshgellis3292]

Wow... I was born 100 years later! Team up with me! I'm certain if I can get our bicycles to go 18.8MPH- downhill together we can get to September of 1888, in Braunau am Inn, a town in Austria-Hungary and kill Alois Schicklgruber, we can stop the conception of Adolf! LOL!

[@dommyschuuby3609]

😂

[@Kay-br7by]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@anthonyscully2998]

The lyrics were pinched from boawolf

[@Laurahistory]

The Olde Kynge, right? I think I met you there.

[@manuelastorga2493]

This must be the original version by Old Order

[@mcjs8640]

Excellent! 😂

[@dreamscape405]

😅this comment is Gold 😂🏆🥂💃💯

[@yawningchasm33]

Order of olde

[@paulbeardsley4095]

That is SO pater jest!

[@orourkedamusic]

Superb.

[@pdrg]

I had no idea New Order's version was a cover!

[@mediapark101]

Not a cover but did borrow heavily from Kraftwerk - Uranium (direct sample of Monk chorus), Donna Summer - Our Love (signature drum machine loop) Klein & M.B.O. - Dirty Talk (4-on-the-floor beat). Citation Produce Like A Pro - Songs that Changed Music: New Order - Blue Monday. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6rdnGR9rNyobcU

[@helmutkok7833]

@@mediapark101 and the bassline from Ennio Morricone a fist full of dollars

[@mediapark101]

@@helmutkok7833 Of course, how could I forget Ennio!!

[@kyleyoung2464]

The joke is that this is the original ​@@mediapark101

[@mediapark101]

@@kyleyoung2464 Yes I got that but was just being extra post modern. Or some sh1t like that.

[@lairdcummings9092]

I am immediately minded of the Orkestra Obsolete cover of Blue Monday (BBC).

[@modernmusicofthedarkages296]

And so was I inspired by it

[@lairdcummings9092]

@@modernmusicofthedarkages296 brilliant job!

[@jimbeckwith5949]

Aye Laird, thou und I!

[@drsteele4749]

Thee knoweth it!

[@TheFallibleFundi]

Indeedly!

[@SuperCartiel]

How doest thou feel? To treateth me like thou doeth? When ye layeth thy hands upon me and toldeth me who thou wert. I thought I wert mistaken. I though I heardeth thy words. Telleth me how dost I feel. Telleth me now: how doth I feel. Thou canst correcteth me if thy may.

[@iofthefox2723]

The icing on the cake. Great!

[@williamglenn777]

Monday May 6, 2024: BLUE MONDAY 🐇

[@Abuamina001]

😅😂

[@QuentinLars]

perfection....

[@RadicalCaveman]

It should be "doth," not "doeth," among other errors.

[@evanfreshman2450]

That feeling when the Sabbath day has passed and ye must return to thy toil.

[@harryhutcherson7177]

I saw these fellows at the wedding of Edward II to Isabella of France. It was a great time, until Gaveston got to drunk and picked a fight with the Duke of Somerset. That Gaveston always ruined the party.

[@SkellyOfJudgment]

What’s your opinion on the spice trade? I need important info for the king to see if we should find India, and maybe discover new, taxable lands. Please lend thee thy answer.

[@JEFFREYLEVINE681]

That comment would be hilarious if it weren’t so true.

[@adders45]

Edward always just forgives him tho

[@thespudcat]

Some say that he wilt pusheth his lukke too far, and his head will be forfeit.

[@gromblereal]

@@JEFFREYLEVINE681i dont get it

[@fukuoka-musician]

Would this be... Pre-Order?

[@stringlarson1247]

Perfect.

[@atinofspam3433]

brilliant!

[@andrewhaines3259]

Or Old Order?

[@cdncitizen4700]

... evolved from the dark times of the "Joyless Divinity"

[@mcjs8640]

Love it! 😂

[@michaelmalone7231]

Aye, the villages were filled with immense JOY and nether DIVISION.

[@StatusQuoDefier]

I get it XD

[@ashleyrobson7487]

You are truly Prometheus, bestowing such fire unto us mortals

[@modernmusicofthedarkages296]

And I am grateful to have such amazing mortals as subscribers

[@AEaston]

This is perhaps the best way to say someone has hot tracks I’ve ever heard.

[@wiemarball8966]

So when is the part where he gets his liver taken out every day by a eagle

[@AEaston]

@@wiemarball8966 only till Heracles shows up

[@wiemarball8966]

@@AEaston hopefully he doesn't make a song about Heracles then

[@TheThejpmshow]

Great bass line by Sir Peter of Hook

[@maggintons]

There should be a version of this but with Latin lyrics.

[@alanwaites8627]

There is

[@gerrithoevers]

😲 that would be rad.

[@buffalojoe78]

Quomodo sentire me tractare sicut tu facis? Cum imposueris mihi manus tuas, et indicasti mihi quis es. I videri eram error Cogitavi ego audivi verba tua Dic quomodo ego sentio Dic nunc quomodo sentio

[@weirdo24-7]

Joy!

[@bryanindefenzo3061]

Played this in 16th century Europe (1520s) during my travels from Bavaria to London and my voyages with the Portuguese and the Spaniards to the New World and Asia until my ultimate demise by the hands of Nobunaga Oda in Feudal Japan in 1573.

[@Aquatones]

Ah, Blue Monday - any version of this song helps me to reflect. Good times on the dance floor and crushes that have come and gone. Truly a song that reaches down to the soul and stirs up emotions. Thanks New Order for this masterpiece and to this band for the medieval version.

[@forgottenfilmchannel1194]

I thought that Orkestra Obsolete version using 1930's instrument's was good, now I can't decide which one I like better.

[@razor4921]

@ForgottenFilmChannel I like this one waaay more :)

[@sim5847]

Azure Monday as I recall

[@sim5847]

It was referred to as Bleu Lundi in the Norman Court

[@mariecolette170]

Thanks for reminding me what a good song this still is❤

[@stelleratorsuprise8185]

Once on a renaissance faire I heard someone play 'Paranoid' on a bagpipe.

[@1963johnbhoy]

Did it flop or did they make a lot of lute.

[@robertoperez2579]

That was mead-iocre

[@RebeccaTurner-ny1xx]

Best selling 12-inch parchment ever, apparently.

[@midnightmosesuk]

Prithee sir, please fetch thy cloak.

[@witch.in.hawaii]

Ye sir. You winneth the spinnings of the spider

[@alan-sk7ky]

Aaaarrrrgh!!

[@neil_e_there]

Those medieval sequencers were amazing. You just can't get that quality these days...

[@RebeccaTurner-ny1xx]

It was the quality of the oak. Sadly, they were all cut down and used for the Spanish Armada and the Royal Navy.

[@miiilkie]

slaps harder than an angry parent

[@forgottenfilmchannel1194]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@patjlinnane]

yee olden times twud be slapped harder than an angry peasant

[@dreadfulsam]

At the risk of sounding uncultured I'll say this is fucking brilliant.

[@JESTERFISH1]

When I’m at the tavern tonight I will be making sure I’ve got enough groats to get the bard in the corner to play this

[@JackAndTheBeanstalkr]

Let us raise our goblets high in tribute to this extraordinary minstrel. To thee, noble musician, we offer our deepest gratitude and highest praise. Thy performance hath been a beacon of light in the dark, a balm for weary hearts, and an inspiration to all who dream. May thy fingers never falter, thy heart never wane, and may thy music continue to grace this world with its beauty. Here’s to thee, master of melodies, and to many more nights of wondrous song.

[@amethyst7084]

I wish I could have listened to this while studying medieval history 30 years ago 🎼❤⭐ 👏🏾

[@fakenorwegian4743]

This is gorgeous. I wish music like this was our popular music today.

[@martinhowarth81]

Agreed anything but that Rap shite

[@MD76MAC]

People laughed my whole life because I listen to Mozart. They listen to Rap and Country and think it's better. 😂

[@soon_to_the_moon]

(MTV) Medieval Tavern's Vineyards

[@utvoltz1728]

When me and the boys go clubbing in 1347

[@RM6737]

And by clubbing, you of course mean going to battle armed with clubs.

[@thespudcat]

Ah, those days before the Black Death .

[@nicksmith9513]

She Sells Sanctuary by The Cult would be awesome in this style

[@ZacabebOTG]

The leather tube made to contain the parchment this was delivered on back in the day cost so much to make that they lost many a piece of silver. It was sewn in the shape of a quill.

[@f500raptor]

I regret that I have but one Like to give.

[@maldonboy1]

I can imagine this with a Gregorian Chant layered over it?

[@TheBugkillah]

Did you listen to it…

[@maldonboy1]

@@TheBugkillah Thanks for the reply/comment, I am having a listen right now! I often wonder if some of the comments I make are read? More often than not I write them when I'm feel down and alone... I'll be listening to some Joy Division in the next hour or so...

[@f500raptor]

Don't veer into Enigma's lane

[@jeffpagan7735]

I used to drop ergot to this.

[@catalogueofwonders]

best reply to this streaming I'm laughing my tits off

[@jimbeckwith5949]

How doth it feel, to treateth I as thou dost..... when thou layest thy hand upon I, ......

[@andrewphippsphillips1455]

I liked the Orkestra Obsolete version with old instruments (including a theramin, wineglasses and a saw with a bow), but this is truly amazing.

[@melodramaticllama1515]

This is one of my favourite songs and now one of my favourite medieval covers ✨

[@Johnnysinsyt-vb5vd]

Ironic that a song that represents the most cutting-edge technology of the past would be remixed to sound like old music and uploaded on modern technology

[@iofthefox2723]

I'm so happy to find this by fluke. I mean: i love New Order. And i love medieval music. Maybe funny, but that's me. Thank you for this gem.

[@mcjs8640]

You have great taste. 👍

[@threethrushes]

We partyed t' this as if t'was 1199 at ye taverne. Put thy handse up for Detroyte!

[@razor6552]

Aye, never shall I forget the auld tymes. Auld tymes, thou art yclept "The Best"

[@Spedupguy69]

1099 I THINK THATS THE BAYEUAX TAPERSTY FOR THE ERA👍👍😁😁

[@atraxuswraithe6031]

When you must go undercover in Berlin to uncover the plot to kill the royal family, and your disguise is as a visiting noblewoman.

[@benjaminochoa8748]

is this what played as robin hood got a perfect shot in that archery competition

[@SuperCartiel]

Revision: How doth it feel to treateth me like thou doest? When ye layeth thine hands upon me, and told me who thou art? I thought I wast mistaken. I thought I heard thine words. Tell me how doth I feel? Telleth me now: how doth I feel?

[@lasthmatique]

I'm not sure what's the most impressing : the fact that there's only one dislike, or the fact that somebody disliked it

[@jackevans3480]

This is absolutely stunning. It reminds me of Dead Can Dance, which is very much meant as a compliment.

[@DemisLima]

"Wow, what a sensational interpretation! I've been listening to it for days and days nonstop."

[@DJNerfStudios]

WE NEED TAINTED LOVE, THAT WOULD BE INCREDIBLE!!!

[@robleary3353]

Bril!. Nuff said!. Remembering some of the dark, dingey, smokey, watered down drinking holes I frequented as a teenager back in the day!, quite appropriate!. 🤣

[@robgregory5136]

Orchestra obsolete did a great version, similar strings

[@jasonblalock4429]

Great arrangement! Loved the percussion.

[@modernmusicofthedarkages296]

Thanks!

[@gregorypyne2710]

Yes we danced around the maypole to it....🎉🎉

[@davidsummer8631]

Throwing shapes in the plague hospital

[@Rorschach.]

AKA The Silver Screen in ye olde Eccles.

[@3DPeter]

great recording quality for the medival ages

[@alan-sk7ky]

yeah those recordings on a wet clay pot are something else, pure earth tonalities...

[@ElectronicazMusic]

Mrs Miggins sold a few extra pies the day this was first performed.

[@joshgellis3292]

I REALLY LIKE THIS VERSION. I AM DEAD SERIOUS. lol. *_(This SHOULD be CALLED: 'Ye Olde Bleu Monday'_* *_By_* *_Ancient Order)_* 😉🤣👌

[@lundsweden]

Blackadder edition

[@Ashworth-Media]

It is amazing just how good this sounds, yes it's played on old instruments but yet it sounds so familiar, any piece of well written music now matter when it was wrote, can be played on instruments of any ages. I once hear Meatloaf's 'Bat Out of Hell' played on a large church organ and that was especially good. A Rockstar friend of mine had the discussion about 'Led Zeppelin' saying that 'Stairway to Heaven' was based on Mary Poppins', turns out it had more in common with Strauss.

[@bradcrompton9055]

We're gonna party like it's 1299

[@Hammerbruder99]

My suggestions: 'Friday I'm In Love' by The Cure and 'This Is The Day' by The The. ^^

[@alanawolf1556]

Ooooo This is the Day would be e v e r y t h i n g

[@simone222]

This is fantastic! I hope you can do Enjoy the Silence next by Depeche Mode.

[@modernmusicofthedarkages296]

Thank you!

[@moschettiflavio3635]

Enjoy the silence! In medieval stile! Remember the king with his seat in the original video? Would be great.

[@forgottenfilmchannel1194]

@@moschettiflavio3635 in 100% agreement!

[@3DPeter]

@@modernmusicofthedarkages296 How about Golden brown from the stranglers? Because that song already has a bit of a medieval sound to it.

[@vwecco1]

At that time, popular known as “lunae caeruleum” in the Latin speaking saltare atria (dance halls)

[@vatonix84]

Orkestra obsolete version is absolutely wikkid give it a listen

[@drakonos79]

i hear 01:40 and think this is actually done with a small party of monks after some period of fasting. where they can let loose with a little ale.😄

[@koalaeinstein-y7r]

Hilarious

[@nathansullivan4433]

I remember blasting this masterpiece with my Norman boys at Hastings in 1066🔥🔥🔥

[@Cornz38]

Anyone who can do that bass/snare riff without a sequencer gets my approval.

[@banana19283]

Tainted love next!

[@Charlotte66666]

Dancing Queen by ABBA would fabulous too ❤❤❤

[@TheMelbournelad]

Or Barbie girl by aqua

[@ewetoo]

Hoi fellow! What say you and I munch this ergot and hit the tavern, a minstrel band is playing some freaky tunes and we can bug out to it!

[@jackbauer8229]

An amazing song, don't matters the era...

[@CalicoJack1803]

Didn’t these guys open for Coldplague at Inquisitionfest?

[@deanprince8602]

Superb work.

[@jessicarhind2081]

If I can rock out with a bodkin and a tunic I totally will

[@razor6552]

Verily, I have a coarse medieval style shirt that I wear to the office nearly every week. No one seems to notice that my garb is 900 years out of date.

[@manornadal2414]

However if it were produced in medieval times it would be banned because it has the forbidden note variations that were expelled in the 1400s and 1300s as certain note variations we're deemed to be too lustful. So they banned them out right from use in music. It wasn't until the 1500s that the church finally lifted that ban with the Protestant Lutheran Hyms of Germany.

[@stillnessbetween5103]

Dang Lutherans! First they lift the ban on music and then they have pot luck on Sunday after the sermons. (yes, I grew up Lutheran!)

[@mcjs8640]

Wow!

[@jorgsobota2228]

This is absolutely brilliant. Love it. 👍

[@jackevans3480]

If I were recommending subjects for treatment, I would probably float a raft of random selections like "Europe Endless" by Kraftwerk, "Nag Nag Nag" by Cabaret Voltaire, "Eighth Day" by Hazel O'Connor," "Touch Too Much" by AC/DC, "XOYO" by The Passage," "Margin Walker" by Fugazi or "My Suitor" by Bernthøler.

[@alanawolf1556]

Good heavens there are some stellar suggestions here 💪🦂🖤

[@jessicarhind2081]

I love anything by Kraftwerk but you're right Europe Endless would work well

[@BeneathTheHeadphones]

Goes harder than expected

[@WildlifeUKNatureByGlenO]

Wow. Cool. I latched on to it in 1892..

[@nelipotfootfree]

Best. Song. Ever.

[@solonorth3302]

Absolutly wonderful ! Full of poetry ! 👍🤎🧡🤍

[@denikec]

I didn't know I needed this

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

Forgetteth not Blue Monday '88, a remixed and shorter version released in 1588 and complements the 1583 original beautifully.

[@josiahsarabia9862]

Best cover I’ve ever heard

[@dmytrocks]

I feel the impact of the Incredible Holy Grail Obsolete Orkestra

[@newnavut]

I cannot even tell you how many times I’ve listened to this since I discovered it a few months ago. I have an unhealthy obsession with this cover. 😂

[@andrewhaines3259]

One of the most popular 12" scriptures of the time.

[@dj_sp3rmcount]

“How art thou feel”

[@antonioeasypiano]

❤😊 It is even more haunting and magnetic than original song!!!

[@martinaballon7020]

Por favor haz uno de Silver de Echo and the Bunnymen 💙

[@Arkie80]

Tell me how shalt I feel...to treateth thou me as thou do... (or something.)

[@baumhauser]

"Azure Sabbath" by Þe Olde Order

[@pjleon8391]

Quite Splendid, Dare I Say 😊

[@alan-sk7ky]

Orkestra Obsolete -1930's And now with pointy shoes all the way from Bruges, heeeres Troubadours ancient!!! (courtly applause erupts in the hall)

[@Pablo668]

I think I heard a Hury Gurdy in there, I really hope I did. Now I'm thinking of it, there is a good chance these bards would have been from France or Italy, so their name is more likely to have been Order de Nouveau.

[@JustHoIIow]

Years!,this was fire balling hard in when the Mongolians came to China☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️

[@SkellyOfJudgment]

I need your opinion on the current situation regarding the spice trade. I need to get this info to the king.

[@boxfox2945]

Linda carter walks into a bar...

[@linorosi8002]

I sold an old dulcimer to Peter Hook

[@alisonmercieca1465]

You’ve gone the whole 12 inches! Bravo 👏👏👏👏💙💙💙💙

[@ojsefg]

That’s what she said...

[@saltodefe9107]

Simply gorgeous!!!

[@dopesickdog]

my Morrowind bard characters going to the Eight Plates for a pre-apocalypse jam sesh

[@staticintheatmosphere]

"How does thy feel?"

[@gappy3234]

How doest thou feel?

[@synicle0723]

HERESY, BURN THEM, THEY HAVE BEEN BEWITCHED!

[@SL4PSH0CK]

The way how the buffer encircle perfectly around the it

[@bobross4life678]

Vibe theme in medieval!

[@richardblight1658]

Never begrudged putting a groat in ye olde juke boxe for this 'un 😊

[@BigFingerRo]

Hark! I pray, tell, O Muse, If thine heart beats true, When upon thine servant's back You inflict what you do. When you've laid rosy fingers Upon flesh, soft and naked, And unleashed your true nature, Is thine spirit truly sated? A mirage for the ears, I thought, a mind's trick, Speak, then, O Cruel Muse, How does my heart tick?

[@deepdance111]

Nasi to grali ...Jak szli na Grunwald !!!...Zwyciężyliśmy !!! :)