New Order - Atmosphere[Finsbury Park 9th June New Order 511]

New Order are an English rock group formed in 1980 by Bernard Sumner (vocals, guitars, synthesizers), Peter Hook (bass, backing vocals, electronic drums) and Stephen Morris (drums, synthesizers).
The band was formed in the wake of the demise of their previous band, Joy Division.
This live is the live which appeared on field Festi Val [FINBSRY] of Britain in 2002.
Moreover, it is the enthusiastic live performed in rainy weather.
*In addition, the subtitles of this video become the Japanese version.

[@Bern446]

To me one of the most beautiful songs ever.

[@BigBoss1982]

Indeed. You just listening it and instantly cry. When this song came at the end of CONTROL i couldn't stop cry.

[@newbound79]

My best!

[@marcosbarreto1234]

Ever!

[@Santisaez1]

Agree, I am 44 and loved this song since I was a child, when I had no idea about music, bands and styles. Many years later, I became the huge Joy DIvision and New Order fan that I am nowadays. And definitely, this is the song I would like it played in my burial, if this is something you can choose (weird to think in the song of your burial, isn´t it?)

[@FeelGoodInspiration]

What is the song about?

[@at716JA]

Ian Curtis was truly gifted, but without Bernard and hooky and Stephen there is no joy division either. They have every right to play the song. it is their song

[@notreal5141]

More over Ian Curtis was their friend. If anyone could do this song, it is them - If this is how they chose to honour his memory, then no one, NO ONE, is allowed to say otherwise. This is their song.

[@liamwalters5029]

Totally right

[@anapaulacarneiro4175]

I think everybody would honour Ian's genius pay tribute but if is a trully featuring of JD songs is from New Order and or Peter Hook and The Light

[@scrimdaddy]

Exactly

[@BananaJoe2912]

They was friends..... Love it...

[@ftgphoto]

Stephen is a drum machine in person.

[@greenkorn69]

So much hostility towards New Order, fuckin hell, you should be glad this can be heard live by members of Joy Divison. Yes, Ian put a lot of emotion into this song and made it very powerful but, lets not forget, without these 3 men you never would have heard of Ian Curtis, they are the ones who approached him to join their band in the first place. And Ian was going to quit anyway, to him Joy Division was only Unknown Pleasures, he never wanted a second album let alone world wide success. I'm very happy to have NO, they still have the JD sound somewhere in each of their songs and they keep Ian alive by still singing JD songs. I would be stuck listening to this on record if not for NO, maybe Bernard doesn't put enough emotion into it but the lyrics have enough of that and that's all I ask for.

[@SportstalkDudes]

There were 2 JD albums

[@greenkorn69]

+Sportstalk Dudes Right, a second album that Ian didn't want to do... like I said in my original comment

[@lonhjimmy1]

This guy understands.

[@user-fh3fw1zq3d]

Acid Bath! Fuck yeah

[@TheBIGxG91]

It was only two guys, Sumner and Hook, they hadn't found a drummer at the time, they didn't ask him to join they just told Ian they were starting a band, he then told them he would like to join. Research, it's all in Ian's widow's book and all over the internet.

[@floppyd0g]

a world without hooky's bass would be shit.

[@cavdragoon]

Ian was a true genius. That said these men have all the right to play that song. It was the four pieces that made this song work and with ian gone he still left his piece, his words.Amazing

[@22lilacsky]

awww Rip Ian...and bless you New Order for keeping him alive!!!

[@GamergodsFail]

Your confusion... Al Pacino: "HAH!"

[@jfayiii]

can't unhear it now

[@lavieenrose5954]

😂 WHY did he do that 😢

[@barbapoupokin7425]

@@lavieenrose5954 He scared me 😵😟

[@pashalukovic5026]

The essence is still there in this performance.

[@Geten123]

I do admire them for being able to play such an emotional song.

[@sdh8286]

40 years to the day since Ian Curtis took his life so be trawling round KZbin and came across this - love the touching message for Dee Dee too :(

[@BobDylan1201]

This is one of, if not the most, brilliant songs I've ever heard.

[@jumofi]

I was there! My first New Order gig. Six Joy Division songs in one evening was amazing.

[@anthonyymm511]

Stephen Morris is Gawd

[@trainofflesh]

that's a sweet sweet sg junior- and people: after forming one of the most influential post punk bands of all time, individually developing super group level musicianship, releasing two classic albums, enduring the death of an iconic lead singer, continuing on in a new iteration of the band that expanded its sound and influence, eventually becomin one of the best and most influential bands of all time AGAIN while releasing many classic singles and albums- after all this don't you think they've earned the right to do whatever/play whatever the fuck they want!

[@gregschwarze6483]

New Order is incredible. Nuff said

[@stanymichiels1581]

Peter and Bernard such an amazing musicians .

[@BLAUEREITER68]

Drums and bass very good

[@CC-zv2nx]

This was Ian's raw emotions captured before his suicide

[@WRocker21]

Stephen Morris es un excelente baterista ... !!

[@elmancastillo7986]

Cuanta paz me transmite esta canción.

[@liamwalters5029]

The bass in this is something else ....

[@nazemm5342]

I still dream to hear this live....

[@kylabotting]

no one can compare to ian and his voice,his lyrics....but i do believe that bernard seemed to be his closest friend of the whole band...i was shocked when i watched the joy division documentary at how cold they were to ian and his lyrics and feelings...it's like they didn't give a damn....but,i guess,who really knows what their relationships were like,it's just an observation...again,ian did it the best and the most honest. love you ian...x

[@JohnSmith-hm6lv]

They look to happy to be playing atmosphere.

[@PattyNadros]

Why be sad? Ian would've wanted them to be happy as ever while playing their music.

[@a7551756]

I miss Ian and his voice It's irreplaceable

[@4travisbickle]

love the energy they put into this real gem of a song!

[@bluenosepe]

Beautiful. Their best.

[@dpiedra1520]

The comparisons of JD (Ian) vs NO (Bernard) are ridiculous ... obviously Ian and Bernard differ greatly in their singing styles. Just accept it for what it is ... a NO version of JD's great Atmosphere. Both are great. Using the flawed reasoning of folks, Peter Hook's renditions of JD and NO (recent tours) would also receive a lot of criticism. They too are versions of previous original hits sung by someone else! I love them all be cause I am a JD AND New Order fan.

[@Santisaez1]

Well said. I pray everynightnight for Peter joining the rest of the band, somehow, somewhere. More than probably, I wont happen and it make me feel so sad.

[@OfficerPolynice]

Thanks for the upload. I've never heard New Order performing "Atmosphere." Of course, it is their song.

[@gabrielkuran2528]

Não se pode negar que ficou bom, mas, nunca irá transmitir o sentimento da música, da mesma forma que o grande Ian.

[@matheus-er3jh]

Gabriel Kuran Ian não dá para substituir,vai parecer sempre que falta algo,mesma coisa que vir outro cara pra cantar alguma música do Dio,Ozzy Osbourne,Jim Morrison,Scott Weiland ,John Lydon, Mark Lanegan. Não vai parecer certo

[@ducadidoom]

Such a wonderful song!

[@thetriumphofthethrill2457]

Nice performance, and when the keyboard kicks in truly lovely, goosebumps and chill time.

[@brianhowley4348]

A beautiful song. Ian made a decision. New Order do it there way.

[@karziflora]

Wish their was a live version of Atmosphere with IAN............

[@ciarankeavney]

people like you find it easy walking on air is my faivret lyrics of all time

[@marcobonelli3738]

The only ones who have the right to sing it

[@KenRubenstein]

So beautiful..spot on great job....

[@guimusic130595]

Magnífico! ⭐

[@estcreep]

Though Ian's voice was better then Bernard's, I respect New Order! Great band!

[@jorgepereirajunior8982]

I love it very much!!!

[@erliferreiraeliseu4727]

Quem não curtiu esse som ! Nem em outro planeta vive !

[@josephjucutan2554]

THIS BAND IS MY FAVORITE EVER CREATED

[@walmartian]

these guys have the coolest style they were never over the top even in the 80's they were just really casual and didn't have to resort to costumes to gimmick their music

[@alexmassa2864]

this song is Ian song, it is a song of all like all great song

[@davidpritchard9069]

Its beautiful.

[@cityshadeswoodworkin]

wow I f - ing love this

[@steenfn]

The keyboard in this classic sums up both lyrics and life ... the tender, fragile hope that keeps us going even though we know it's useless . And the moment when the illusion falls apart for good and we are left with eternal loss, nothing to hope for and no way out. Still ... it's a mythical atmosphere that brings me closer to life.

[@64mung]

Love this tune!

[@SebastianRodriguez-cq3qu]

Som people criticize them for playing JD songs as if they were Ian's only, but they were part of the band and we should be happy to hear them play them. Beautiful!

[@marcellofreccia5551]

Just just great i love it

[@BigH0b0]

Have to agree, this is a great performance of a great song. Not sure why people have to hang the baggage of Ian onto it. Far too much reverence around Ian. He was simply a poor soul whose illness got the better of him. Life has to go on and New Order moved on and up.

[@JulietsMan]

Its Ian's song you TWAT. And why bother to do a COVER VERSION of a song if all youre gonna do is fuck it up with lame screams? Answer: the singer is a twat just like you. If life has to go on, as you like it, then dont do the song.

[@AJaye-ro3ut]

love it

[@marcmore7184]

WHAT A FUC....NG GOOD SONG!!!! GREETINGS FROM ARGENTINA

[@budwhite1]

absolutely love the marching pipe band esque drum beat, very original :)

[@soonerfanjim]

Peter Hook does more justice to the Joy Division songs with his band than New Order.

[@marcelocunha576]

Drumms amazing!

[@robertthrossell4321]

Fabulous song

[@MegaDtuck]

Love the drums

[@matteodini6638]

questo basso mi manda fuori di testa

[@luismora60]

Ojala este año entren al salom de la fama del rock se lo merecen como pioneros e influyentes del post punk y sinth pop.

[@heavydutydudes]

that song still haunts all of us

[@ApriliaRacer14]

Magic.

[@telophasemusic]

Alotta people mentioning Barney's odd shouts here and there. Idk but maybe he's just really really feeling it? This is a very emotional song just to hear, and i can't imagine how it feels it to perform it, given its history

[@DavidSmith-fe2ws]

just listen. chill and listen.

[@christophejakubowski4081]

Le plus beau slow des années 70.

[@alastrambol]

I completely agree with you!

[@JanuaryWonder]

Gosh, your reply actually made me cry.

[@Juano-dy7uu]

Cómo suena ese bajo carajo!! Espectacular!!

[@knownpleasures]

wow amazing comment!! brilliant

[@paulbradnick786]

Quality drumming tho.

[@Bobby-ot2ft]

Nice remembrance

[@RobsterDude]

this performance wasn't a song, it was a tribute

[@muckandfun]

wel said my friend I an is happy with this

[@alanmullins2008]

I miss you Ian 💔

[@tompetty3297]

Great.................

[@DavidFrat123]

"Don't walk away... in silence." RIP Ian C.

[@TheKathleenR]

1:55 Ha!

[@andrewdent4507]

All in the shadows of brilliance, but these guys were in the sound room to create the brilliance... did they know ?, Ian did

[@taila1976]

Ian, you are truly missed.

[@crusadercrusader4252]

hmmm haunting voice of Ian nuff said RIP my friend

[@user-ui4xp2dq1g]

R.i.P. Mr. Ian Curtis. how I wish you were here with me（us)　now….

[@gerardohagan7474]

Top Tune

[@ronaldoinocencio881]

Brilhante!!!

[@luismora60]

Ian Curtis ojala vivieras fuiste muy grande.

[@imflammabl3]

how true.....new order did make great records but could never perform live.....just check out there blue monday performance on TOTP

[@juliocesar-ky7dy]

Os gritos mataram essa linda cançao.....muito longe da emoçao passada quando cantada pelo ian. Ian tinha um jeito unico mas valeu a homenagem

[@apejens44]

What's with the sick screams at 1:54 and 3:07 ? Totally ruined a beautiful song. No wonder Hooky left.

[@mofingrod2590]

La voz de Ian llenaba, la hacía mágica.

[@paulfoster1019]

2nd Greatest song ever written❤

[@gilsaraiva2830]

The tension between Sumner and Hooky is palpable ... Hooky was truly in need of a break from it all .

[@plasteredbastard]

You feel they were playing not for the thousands of faces in front of them but for him

[@kurtschlesinger8257]

Love his hair cut

[@cbennett196631]

Don’t think he’s gay

[@Dannzzx]

"thank you"

[@DashaAntonova548]

We miss you Ian

[@schaianyalves361]

O que foi esse "háá" em 1:55? Desnecessário.

[@begratefulx8386]

hhahaha

[@somamyalim8737]

Schaiany Alves concordo

[@danielalves7169]

Sempre achei isso também kkk Cara acredita que hoje posso ouvir e sentir que esse música é um grito, talvez ele sinta isso na hora de cantar e não aguenta

[@filipeoliveira7839]

@@danielalves7169 Peter Hook deveria ser o vocalista, ele é bem melhor e respeita as versões.

[@bristolcityifcation]

rip ian curtis !! your looking down smiling i hope my brother !! u went to soon and now i hope your at peace !!

[@Marko.S.8Lu3s]

that bass !

[@levimatacid2018]

RIP IAN CURTIS

[@dedpxl]

Ah that was great... I wish Peter Hook were still in the band.