New Order - Elegia (Full Version) [High Quality]

[@MidnightStriked]

This song is dangerously underrated, it's so beautifully put together... truly one for the history books.

[@melaniemessina4655]

I love it

[@sergiosantini1693]

Nothing to add. Perfect description. I Just add in My opinion what an influence Ennio Morricone is to this mastepiece...

[@anapaulacarneiro4175]

Exactly! Echoes from Morricone.

[@michealcurrie8272]

Never was underrated in some circle's.

[@Monotony619]

@Sergio Santini ohhh how so? Like the clock music from a few dollars more (I think that’s the second one right)

[@tsssss2754]

This is one of the most beautiful guitar solos I've ever heard. It conveys the feeling of complete and utter anger, as well as despair. it starts off angry, and raging. Then it descends into a fit of "screaming" like a years worth of anger has just been released, and then it calms, the anger vanishing, only the feeling of sadness remains

[@anapaulacarneiro4175]

Perfect description!

[@alexjewell2351]

Given the subject matter of the song, the event and the person that the song is based on. You've just given a perfect analogy.

[@crawford1083]

It's Peter Hook's melodic bass that I love like all of Joy Div/New Order stuff. But Bernard's guitar from 10.00 or so is just nerve-tingling!

[@thepicardmaneuver5681]

IMO this is their best song. This song reaches down to the bottom of my soul, no words and yet the pain etched in this song is just breath taking. Each band member shining at each part. Each layer and level of the song pulls me through leaving me to wonder where the time went

[@Monotony619]

Awesome name brother.

[@laabgbbs1]

man its really not that deep

[@MrPomelo555]

@@laabgbbs1 True. It’s deeper.

[@Tristamus]

@@laabgbbs1 the band wrote this song for Ian after Ian Curtis killed himself so yeah, actually I'd say it is pretty deep.

[@Madara8989]

@@laabgbbs1 There's always the one dipshit who reads everything at face value and replies to someone's expression of their interpretation of a work of art with "it's really not that deep," when the reality is that they only have the shallowest of reads on the work themselves.

[@TotalTech_]

"What do you think about the new album?" - "It terrifies me." "Why is that?" -"Because....i think Ian means the things he sings about."

[@helterskelter7499]

Where is that from?

[@Whisker-]

@@helterskelter7499 The movie Control, I believe.

[@helterskelter7499]

@@Whisker- kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJCrYZWkbs6ejLM 2:06

[@MatzeMumpitz]

"Guess what? He fuckin meant it."

[@shekel_boi]

There is no feeling like finishing a timed exam with 20 minutes left while listening to this as you race to finish it in time. Truly an experience like no other.

[@BenniRoR]

Oh, I can imagine. I listen to New Order all the time when I work on stuff for university.

[@lucasvg9822]

you are allowed to listen to music while taking an exam??

[@imogenpinelli850]

@@lucasvg9822 yeah what the heck I wish, my grades would be off the charts if i was allowed to bring this inspiration bank with me

[@melaniemessina4655]

I thought it to come from the word Eulogy. One that is both uplifting and them still sad. However, when I look up the meaning of the word I'm not so sure. However it is in a key that is often sad. I also liked the remix in the movie Pretty in Pink . I too am in a meditative trance while listening

[@truefunksoul8638]

@@melaniemessina4655 It is Greek for 'elegy'.

[@videogamerwolf]

As a young man. This musical masterpiece, without words and through instrumentals only, in 17 min it has conveyed more emotion and meaning in such a powerful and poignant form, then most other bands could or ever have created over the last 23 years of my life. I'm very happy that I was introduced to this. This is a timeless song. If I ever have children, this is a song I need to pass on.

[@busterabcat]

This great New Order album is already 35 years old this year!!! My biggest dream would be to have this full version of Elegia finally issued on vinyl in its complete length. As part of a special 'Low Life (Deluxe Redux)' Edition!! Which effectively means re-releasing this on DOUBLE LP in a newly re-configured GATEFOLD sleeve (complete with clear acetate plastic sheath outer with the LP title and song titles to reflect the original Factory issue) - with the photos of the band on the four panels (Peter and Bernard in the centrefold of course). Then have new inner sleeves with the credits on one sleeve and the same liner notes as the 2CD remastered releases from 2008/2009 on the other sleeve. Then, here's the best bit, the tracks can be split as follows: RECORD ONE Side A: Love Vigilantes (4.20) - remastered The Perfect Kiss (8.50) - remastered full length 12" version Side B: This Time Of Night (alternate longer version) (5.43) - remastered Sunrise (6.01) - remastered RECORD TWO Side C: Elegia (full length) (17.29) - remastered Side D: Sooner Than You Think (5.12) - remastered Sub-Culture (4.57) - remastered Face Up (5.09) - remastered Extended running time now around 57 minutes in total. Can you imagine how wonderful that would be if this was a reality?

[@BenniRoR]

As a New Order fan I can damn well understand the feeling of longing for something that will most likely never be. As such I can only say one thing: Dreams Never End!

[@SpittingMage]

you MUST remind me how old I am???? Peace :)

[@iamyourfuture808]

FFS, dont give em any more ideas they're already rinsing the back catalogue for all its worth

[@JamboUK]

On its way.

[@steve40092]

subculture has to be original version, not substance version

[@Dystopian_NZ]

The haunting beginning, the middle crescendo and then tapering off again and all as an instrumental. Guess one couldn't really put words to this masterpiece and one should never change perfection.

[@markdallen542]

This full length version is haunting, mesmerising, a little raw and makes the hairs stand up on the back of my neck. Makes me feel a little sad as well. Can’t think of any other song that does this.

[@BenniRoR]

This is by far the most unique song they ever created. New Order have such a varied back catalogue of songs. You've got pop songs like Bizarre Love Triangle, incredibly bleak and grim songs like I.C.B. and super unique stuff like Elegia or The Perfect Kiss.

[@glenjanssens720]

@Mark, you can check out Pink Floyd in their early years, its kind of the same vibe

[@markdallen542]

@@glenjanssens720 Thanks for this, will check this out 👍

[@idiotwhoedits3522]

East Hastings by Godspeed You Black Emperor

[@clown3361]

@@BenniRoR not only is this the most unique song they have made it’s probably one of the most unique, beautiful, sad, mesmerizing song ever made

[@josiahprofenno4136]

Ian, forever.

[@BenniRoR]

Ian Curtis is a legend. As long as music exists, Ian will never be forgotten.

[@ollip71]

The Holy Mother of synthwave

[@jubayerwasidraiyan5874]

fun thing about it is, that it was made in 1985 so it's actually not synthwave, lel

[@georgejpg]

@@jubayerwasidraiyan5874 Hence 'mother of'. New order is central to the roots of modern synthwave.

[@atlasking6110]

One of them. Space-Age Love Song too.

[@shrekworshiper4965]

@@jubayerwasidraiyan5874 actually first synth was made in 1955

[@thehonorablereverendaddiso1943]

I was born in a small village I was still a child when we were raided by soldiers Foreign soldiers Torn from my elders I was made to speak their language With each new post, my master's changed Along with the words they made me speak With each change, I change too My thoughts, personality, how I saw right and wrong Words can kill

[@kaktotak8267]

What is this and what does it have to do with the song?

[@eclipticopossum8817]

Kakto Tak, It’s Skull Face's monologue from the game Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain

[@thehonorablereverendaddiso1943]

@@eclipticopossum8817 It was posted on a lyrics site, so I posted it.....

[@mro9466]

why are we here ? just to suffer ?

[@ravennite8319]

@@mro9466 Without suffering there can be no compassion. You cannot have the good without the bad. It's not an easy answer but it's the only one that makes sense. It's the ying and the yang of life.

[@philbo-ns]

.. it's like when you were 15 and hearing this for the very first time ... the tears are real ...

[@jackmorino1204]

New order in the studio like: yeah this is the greatest piece of music ever created, don’t drop it

[@siriusql]

Must have been so heavy to carry that back to the recordings sessions

[@andresmontesdeocafosado8099]

im here after completing the MGSV at 100% and i feel, it´s no over yet . a beutiful song, thanks for uploading

[@BenniRoR]

You're welcome.

[@mohi671]

happy to see my mgsv soldiers still here :)

[@Unmei_Ka]

@@mohi671 The Diamond Dogs will always be around because we don't have any borders.

[@mitchroid]

this song still makes me sob profusely every time. the emotions are just so palpable. i cant help but feel the anguish and despair.

[@leeashford2259]

This song sounds like how I’d imagine Ian Curtis to be. Some real dark parts some uplifting and a sense of danger about it

[@cblades2002]

Masterpiece.

[@hollyanaya4035]

Perfection at it's finest..this hauntingly beautiful melonchy instrumental masterpiece . this song says so much without even uttering a word. Really powerful.

[@gingerbreadman351]

This song will always have a special place in my heart. It's the type of song that takes you away from this world.

[@sassygirl4728]

It actually puts me right in it. That's the scary part for me.

[@Cystlib]

This reminds me of Mike Oldfield a lot. Beautiful song, my favourite by New Order

[@crawford1083]

It is very Mike Oldfield.

[@mro9466]

nothing can touch this song

[@falcoquroni1371]

Nothing in THIS world...

[@mvvagner]

At the age of 13, this was one of the first songs I fell in love with. Now I'm 30 and I still love this song. Just beautiful.

[@hrkn1735]

Dude you made me feel old 😐

[@leeherring8880]

Same with me and 'Regret' when I first heard it....

[@DavidHornblow]

@@leeherring8880 everythings gone green for me ....I'm 56

[@ANTONYTHEDRAWINGMAN]

this track is so haunting to me....i get goosebumps listening to it....every time.

[@crawford1083]

40 years on and it still has the power!

[@mbeenz]

Wow August 4 2022 and this The First time I’ve Heard this Brilliant Song!!!!, Stellar!!!! ManyThanx From So Cal!!!!

[@wiggle4605]

I have always loved this song. Currently laying here in the pouring rain listening to this never has a song fired a moment so well

[@Toni-zk9rx]

No words, yet it expresses more than any novel. Few instruments, yet it capable of reaching so many tones. This song is perfect in a minimalistic kind of way- it captures a profound set of feelings that we have all felt at least once in our lifetime: hate, despair, anger, rage, consolation, acceptance... and emotionally throws them all up in the air for us to discover ourselves. This work is a masterpiece of it's own and it reminds me of some of the most melancholic moments of my life, whom I was able to finally reconcile with thanks to this song. Thank you for that, new order. Always in my heart.

[@michaelwilkinson3353]

A great ride through the notes that come alive, it has belongs my collection from the start.

[@michaelwilkinson3353]

Belonged

[@danidimitrov3826]

this is so emotionally overwhelming, just couldn't help but cry

[@fr3fou]

💓

[@bigb0ss282]

bubu gugudada

[@tee-ellesea1185]

Always brings me back to a really dark time of my life, but I wouldn't have it any other way. #memories

[@yyyy1990]

This is quality music.

[@TotalTech_]

Ian forever MGSV forever Diamond Dog's forever

[@juanitojaime4553]

Ian was not in this band.

[@g0rdonfreeman1]

@@juanitojaime4553The song was written by New Order in memory of Ian Curtis

[@juanitojaime4553]

​@@g0rdonfreeman1 Thanks so much of explaining. It's strange how much this stuff doesn't translate to the US. I had no idea.

[@marcusaurelius9819]

I was and always will be, to be or not to be. Mark John Elegia

[@melaniemessina4655]

@@juanitojaime4553 So was he in a prior band with any of them?

[@pamelagold8925]

This song is so hauntingly beautiful! Reminds me of my teenage years in the 80's getting ready to go out with my friends or a date. So meloncholy😢

[@Dystopian_NZ]

@pamelagold8925 I can totally relate to your comment!

[@edwinbeusink4579]

Forever a beautiful song.

[@simplysteve4152]

I appreciate the upload! Love this song!

[@BenniRoR]

Thank you for the comment! And yes, the song is magnificent.

[@JSheerXeno54]

The disturbing events surrounding the Funeral of Will Byers. the scene this was in got me very emotional. with both this song and the scene it was used in.

[@who7063]

No.

[@JSheerXeno54]

@@who7063 no?

[@dogboy0912]

In college, I used to do calisthenics in my garage / room to this song. I remember hearing it from the MGSV 2015 red band trailer. There is such poignant desperation in this song. Doing all those push-ups, sit-ups, planks, etc., it felt as if my life or somebody else's would depend on it someday.

[@mynameisnobody454]

This is so cool, never gets old

[@crayons1878]

First heard this song as a lairy 17 /18 year old after one of those nights out at about 5 am Within a minute the conversations stopped as we each retreated into our own thoughts and memories of the night. 40 years later and this song still holds a powerful place for me

[@davidzentao]

a thought for all best friends, died too early, memories full of our hearts and melancholy

[@nightmare-nightmarenightma1147]

I'm loving the longer version

[@tickedoffnow]

This is so sad and haunting It's Beautiful 🙏😭♥️

[@metaignorante1]

masterpiece

[@crawford1083]

Peter Hook's bass! Love it! All his music, from JD to NO to The Light to Monaco, has his melodic use of bass. brilliant.

[@DrVaticinator]

Long live Ian 😪.

[@davekenny8774]

Elegia for one of the greatest songwriters we have ever had . You don't need to understand it. You don't need to know where it comes from. Just accept it.

[@wendybarrett6309]

Melvyn Bragg did a documentary about Truman Capote, I can't remember when, but this track was played and it was utterly perfect. Absolutely haunting.

[@SpoonyMcSpoonface]

It's like the journey to Heaven!

[@chaseduvall3081]

Into Outer Heaven

[@stephenglarvey7485]

4:59 I find that tone so epic the background part of it

[@Leuka_]

I wish I could listen to this song forever...

[@Dystopian_NZ]

Having this on infinite repeat while tucked up watching the pouring rain outside. The perfect companions.

[@davidtoma7319]

I believe the molecular structure of my body has been changed after listeing to this masterpiece.

[@ANKET47]

Nobody cares. The universe is indifferent

[@truefunksoul8638]

​@@ANKET47 Says the guy caring to reply while pretending to be indifferent

[@kathrynhumphreys1548]

❤same,amazing!

[@davidtoma7319]

@@truefunksoul8638 Well said.

[@detlefeilers5531]

R.I.P. Ian 😥

[@monikanikolova4604]

This song makes you feel nostalgic. Like im somewhere in the 80's at a arcade hanging out with a curly haired kid in short khakis.

[@BenniRoR]

That sounds very familiar.

[@atlasking6110]

This was Post-Rock before Post-Rock. So, Pre-Post-Rock. I think I just hurt my brain.

[@steve40092]

bliss, amazing track

[@stanzi1970]

Einfach fett geil, geil fett ❤️. Musikgenuss pur.

[@darthtalon2155]

This song haunts me

[@DrVaticinator]

This song reminds me of Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield. Love it!

[@leeherring8880]

Never spotted that, but you make a good point....

[@Madara8989]

Wait a minute... you mean to tell me that not only was Tubular Bells not originally written to be the theme song for The Exorcist, but was also written by Mike Oldfield... who wrote and performed "Nuclear" in the 2014 E3 trailer for MGSV (notable as Elegia was featured in the 2015 E3 trailer for the same game).

[@meditationrooms4478]

perfect as you can get

[@MartinSchellmoser]

A true epic in its full length. 🤘

[@batcat4eternityfanfics559]

Masterpiece ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@Tristamus]

A very powerful song...

[@monikanikolova4604]

Wow just wow

[@philcurry4959]

My best friend killed himself, and considering the history of this particular song, I've never found anything that so perfectly embodies the sense of mourning and grief I still feel every day.

[@ANKET47]

I can relate to your friend. I feel the same.

[@Radiofred]

I'll never forget the time I heard this on a EastEnders episode.

[@pauliedibbs9028]

THANK YOU!!!!!! 🖤❤🖤

[@aliasallison343]

Time travel almost 40 years. How can that be? I am eternal.

[@filipehenrique6452]

my dog ​​died today I'm here for him rest in peace my best friend

[@darthtalon2155]

Its the worst pain

[@TheChillSound]

RIP dog 😓🙏

[@chad264]

rip

[@anapaulacarneiro4175]

Sorry for your lost

[@markmiles176]

I'm sitting here choosing music for my funeral and this has to be in it... it's hard when you feel so disconnected from everything to bathe in this and know that it is so close to your soon to be destroyed life but nobody else can feel that. Human life is overrated, but sometimes these musical moments are side by side with the despair and pointlessness we feel. As we head towards the end this shows us the way and expresses our pain

[@BenniRoR]

Why do you want to end your life?

[@markmiles176]

@@BenniRoR because I'm tired of making a mess of everything in my life, and hurting everyone who has ever loved me. I'm just no good and I never really have been. Have blamed everyone else for my problems and mistakes when it was always just me. Now I'm alone and life has no point or meaning

[@michaelhoolihan5849]

Well I for one, Mark, am here to say, that, if nowt else, you express yourself rather elegantly and seem to have found an brutal, intimate honesty that is to be admired. Both, reasonable starting points from which to continue. You also have an ear for great music...

[@michaelhoolihan5849]

Maybe have a listen to Procol Harum - Crucifiction Lane

[@KEV180Y]

DONT DO IT!

[@BJay-it3mb]

Was kann mann mehr machen ? Wahnsinn .

[@alternativefm328]

Ended TM&Erics Show Purealternative FM tonight

[@pavement422]

If this isn't played at my funeral I'm not going.

[@kathrynhumphreys1548]

😆😆

[@ginamiller1660]

😊

[@cinderclawz]

Matt just played this on darkwave. Sirius XM Sunday nights.

[@jesimina3465]

I love this :)

[@chillibeef9947]

Metal Gear Solid 5 brought me here, beautiful record

[@joegarcia4157]

Touched my soul since 1985

[@bastiurtubia6357]

I feel joy division vibes in this song, its nostalgic and dangerous

[@theglorymill]

Obviously as it’s a tribute to Ian

[@SavSci]

Fate's finality. Ties die.

[@sweetnuthin]

Madlad puts an ad in the middle of a new order song

[@BenniRoR]

I didn't set any ads on any of my videos. In November 20 KZbin changed their ad policy. Every video on the platform is now required to have at least one advertisement, most of the time even two ads. Uploaders have no say in this whatsoever, not even if you are partnered, which I was a while ago. So in short, blame KZbin for the ads, not me. If I had anything to say about this I would remove all ads on my videos. But sadly I can't. Just use an adblocker, the bastards at Google don't deserve one penny of ad revenue.

[@nitishaggarwal3739]

This song truly fits into the phantom pain's dark tone

[@Traxxaslopeza174]

A godlike music.

[@LeonWick526]

This sounds like Spaghetti Western final showdown music 80's style.

[@anapaulacarneiro4175]

It's because one of Peter Hook' s influences are the Enio Morricone's music.

[@MrSilverio13]

I was born in a small village

[@gladysogle8495]

Isn't it something that the comments we leave are chosen as to or not to be sent or posted. Someone must not like the truth posted huh?

[@BenniRoR]

I have no idea what you are talking about. I didn't delete anything in the comment section, if you want to imply that.

[@ikiyes5063]

Pain after pain and still waiting for more pain

[@westingtyler1]

galaxy tier song

[@pavma7]

Is there a vinyl of thr full version

[@DanielRamos-ys9dy]

Anyone here saw the short film "MORE" from Mark Osborne? Must see, plus this is the soundtrack.

[@laurentsauvagnac]

IMHO the most Joy Division one from N.O

[@patrickmulvaney7262]

I may have gott some of my spelling wrong but you know what I mean mlm

[@keydoh4870]

Soundtrack of a dystopian spaghetti western

[@dr9465]

Someone re-post this without the advert break please

[@BenniRoR]

It's not part of the video. Go get an ad blocker like any sensible person.

[@sartanko]

Why cant you play this on spotify?

[@BenniRoR]

Because streaming services suck. CD forever!

[@azza652]

I was spoilt listening to Joy Division/New Order as a kid from Manchester, but for some reason this track just grips me.......

[@chiarasanmarco79]

It was written for Ian Curtis

[@mariograss9143]

Pięknie smutny...

[@Adwin_stuff]

2:26 Is the best part

[@marcusaurelius9819]

Mark was here "2020"

[@hinder_epoch4440]

Other than in Pretty in Pink, was this in other films and TV shows?

[@BenniRoR]

Stranger Things. And if you include video games (don't know if those are your thing) a couple of Joy Division and New Order songs were included in several works of Hideo Kojima who often stated that he is a huge fan of both bands. In fact this very song here was used in a trailer for Metal Gear Solid V. Never played the game, but the trailer was awesome.

[@hinder_epoch4440]

I love games! Been playing since 89! You know. I never noticed that he had them in his games. Gonna have to do some digging. Knew this song sounded oddly familiar!

[@TombomOfficial]

According to wikipedia: "The album version of the song was featured in the Academy Award-nominated short film More by Mark Osborne, the film Pretty in Pink, the trailer for the 1992 film Night of the Living Dead, and the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode "Compulsion". It was also used in an American Masters documentary about writer Truman Capote, in the fifth episode of the first season of the Netflix series Stranger Things, as well as in "Rust" - a black-and-white music video by Nenko Genov and for the E3 2015 trailer of the video game Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. In 2020 the song appeared in season 4 of Netflix's The Crown in the episode titled The Heredity Principle."

[@petervandyk7173]

"Deadly class". Believe it's in episode 2.

[@stephenglarvey7485]

Epic Song, but can be a little repetitive, So I would warn anyone to only listen to this once every so often, as I made the mistake of having it on repeat and It has taken about 2 years to like it again, but other songs which I find can relate to this, melody only epic songs: Clubbed to death The doors - Light my fire Neil young - Cowgirl in the sand / Southern Man

[@truefunksoul8638]

Come on man Light My Fire is painfully repetitive and we've all heard it a million times. You might like My Father, My King by Mogwai which probably ticks those boxes, or I Offered It Up To The Stars & The Night Sky by Dirty Three. Both bands would have lots of contenders, but those two songs are the longest ones I could think of, both are all instrumental.

[@alexjewell2351]

I think you're right. The 5 minute version is all you need really.

[@sebastianraerae]

its sounds a the cure song!!