New Order - Regret | REACTION | Forced To Make This Album?

[@NoCreamedCorn]

I absolutely adore this song. It’s top 5 New Order, for me. There is something so melancholy about it, both in its lyrics, its vocal delivery and its instrumentation. Glad you dig it too. They’re touring with Pet Shop Boys in Europe and if they come to America that’s two more bands I can check off my bucket list. I just saw Depeche Mode, who you’d love since you love this.

[@jennyph79]

totally agree about Depeche Mode. I saw them in 1999 in Philly, but I think I just missed them!!

[@ohfour-seven6228]

New Order are incredible. They owned the dancefloor in the 80's alternative clubs. When checking out their music, always go for extended mixes (they are always so much better): Bizarre Love Triangle, 1963, Crystal, True Faith, Touched by the Hand of God, Thieves Like Us, Perfect Kiss, State of the Nation, Shellshock... there's more but those can get you started. But True Faith and Bizarre Love Triangle extended mixes are must hears!

[@jaquettajones]

AND also, Let's Not forget their underrated but Absolutely BANGIN song LOVE VIGILANTES!!

[@shaneortega2894]

Great reaction- Temptation is a good one to react to - also the Perfect Kiss official video is another good one. Keep them coming!

[@mcolford]

Awesome -- so glad you liked that. I think you have a great knack for melody and I think both Summertime and Regret have a great turn of melody... That's one of the things I really appreciate when I listen to your reactions -- you really respond well to great, solid, melodic rock. I'll keep trying to find some more! Thanks for your reaction!

[@davo_7486]

Watch the movie 24hr Party People. It’s the story of 80’ & 90’s Manchester UK. Based on Factory Records, Joy Division who became New Order and the Hacienda nightclub

[@karagi101]

New Order were a unique, talented group that created some of the most amazing music ever.

[@097534]

I'm 73 and this is dam fantastic

[@Boston685]

Oh man. One of my favorites, such an 80s throwback but fantastic music, especially for driving. Ceremony or Age of Consent Please!!!!!

[@mattleppard1964]

Can’t get enough New Order. Please try Temptation (one of many songs with that title) from the Trainspotting soundtrack ❤

[@Rorschachqp]

FYI, Temptation by New Order is NOT on the Trainspotting 1 soundtrack. There is a Temptation song but that one is by Heaven 17, which is the song you hear in the club. The best version of Temptation '87 by New Order is likely the double album Substance. This is the song that Diane sings to Renton when he has his withdrawal nightmares...quite ironic since she's an underage temptress.

[@mattleppard1964]

All true. I should think before I type 😂

[@Rorschachqp]

@@mattleppard1964 Oh no big deal, it's a very easy mistake to make, considering how important the song is to the movie, it's not even on the soundtrack!

[@mattleppard1964]

@@Rorschachqp Wasn’t it on a second CD? The first was all the music, while some on the second CD were some that were more “related”? I may be wrong. To be honest, I have all the music from all of those anyway on my phone. And shamefully it’s been wasaay to long since I rewatched a movie that is so close to my heart. ❤️

[@Rorschachqp]

@@mattleppard1964 Maybe, I only have the one CD and almost everyone I knew wanted for the Born Slippy song. But it's possible that on other countries' version of the soundtrack, it is on there.

[@chefskiss6179]

This is my fave song, so glad to see ya get into it. And ironically, New Order just gets me listening to The Sundays... and The Housemartins, The Beautiful South, Inspiral Carpets... :)

[@alexthefossilguy2754]

Giant New Order fan, this has always been on my shortlist of favorites. The vide is so great

[@karmicscope5259]

Blue Monday by New Order is a great song & a totally different sound.

[@Spiderific]

One of my favorite songs!

[@zziicckk01]

This is such a melancholic song for me... I absolutely love it. In my opinion, this is certainly a top 5 New order song of all time. Thank you for your reaction!

[@bryanforis1839]

One of the best group of all time saw them in la Long Island and Manhattan

[@jaquettajones]

Salvo there is a genre called Shoegaze - This is Not it, but just to there demonstrate that there are definitely sub-genres that capture very specific feels. Dream Pop is the closest I can describe for this. :-)

[@AmyW-qo4se]

New Order man.... is sounds good! Next do Bizarre Love Triangle, so so good!

[@sonnyjames8922]

This song used to get heavy air play on 106.7 KROQ in 1993.

[@jerrycote659]

K-Rock in the 80s was literally the soundtrack to my life from High School to College growing up during the 80s in the San Fernando Valley of LA. It formed my musical DNA and turned me into a complete Anglophile by exposing me to the tidal wave of UK bands and artists which was the foundation of KROQ at that time and New Order being a prime example. That station was the shit!

[@sonnyjames8922]

@@jerrycote659 Yep, I used to listen to Richard Blade's flashback lunch in the afternoon whenever driving around mid-day in the late 80's, early 90's. They used to have interviews with Morrissey and Depeche Mode. Saw New Order play the Hollywood Bowl sometime in the 90's. Surprised how good their music is live. Gillian on the keyboard. Peter Hook on the bass. Tall guy (Stephen Morris) on drums. Bernard Sumner on vocals. Peter was a guitar God. Bernard would dance like an ostrich, but sounded great. New Order was Joy Division post-Ian Curtis, R.I.P.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Former members of Joydivision. Great reaction

[@brionoconnor1851]

Phenomenal song! Manchester, England, was THE place to be in the 1980s!!! :-)

[@wlopezmendez]

One of the greatest and most underappreciated bands ever.

[@Eijianthony]

All those groups New Order,Sundays, Erasure, The Smiths etc... will make you feel like that.

[@MegaCairoman]

I love the last line. "Just wait 'til tomorrow. I guess that's what they all say...just before they fall apart."

[@newtonduck1]

One of my favorite songs...from New Order and generally.

[@mightyV444]

Great reaction to a song I hadn't liked much at the time of its release but which I suddenly loved a decade or so later 😊

[@Rorschachqp]

The importance of the Hacienda as the birthplace of Rave/Ecstasy culture can't be emphasized enough. This club was the birthplace of Rave/Ecstasy culture and all modern electronica music comes from it. The band's contemporaries were groups like Human League, Pet Shop Boys, OMD, Depeche Mode Soft Cell and many more. But the Rave culture was where DJs became the stars, which directly inspired famous DJs from Moby to DJ Shadow to producers like BT and house music. Many legendary groups were born from this such as Orbital and Leftfield. This landmark and historic club was run by Factory Records and back then the only act signed to that label that was making money was New Order. So basically they paid for this massive part of music legend. A lot of people abuse the word "legend". The Hacienda, now gone, it's story and impact is truly legendary.

[@ladyruby684]

Love your face! ❤ Great song rediscovered 😊

[@javiercabanellas4295]

This year I discovered a New Order cover band. It is the best cover band I have ever seen of a New Wave Synth Pop genre. You have to continue discovering New Order. I recommend Age of Consent and Temptation next.

[@alainbailleul6362]

I love “Regrets” great song….” Ceremony” is my favourite New Order song, go for it. On top of it, you should listen to the Galaxie 500’s cover of Ceremony….you will be hypnotized …

[@BridewellSeniorTube]

You should definitely checkout the movie "24 Hour Party People" its about this whole situation of their manager going bankrupt! A definite recommendation!

[@Paceme2]

Only song I know and like by them. Still one of my absolute faves reminds me of being a kid in the summer

[@rexgoodheart3471]

Terrific song.

[@judyyurchuk4904]

We danced and danced ❤🎶💃

[@Rorschachqp]

Regret is a later song and came out, I believe, after that time was close to over and the Hacienda and the Madchester movement ended. This was a 1991 release song. New Order fans mostly thought of this as their latest single after they had already released like 20 singles and had extremely iconic hits like Temptation, Blue Monday, True Faith, Bizarre Love Triangle, Perfect Kiss, Shellshock, Vanishing Point, Round And Round, etc.

[@jumofi]

No. It was released in April 1993

[@Rorschachqp]

@@jumofi You’re correct. I graduated High School in 1991 and it came out early in college so no way it’s 1991.

[@vivwindsor4055]

The last great New Order song. It was a sucess and so was the album Republic, but it didn't save Factory records or the night club. Factory records went under a year or two before this was released, the night club is now apartments called the Hacienda

[@victoriaswan9041]

Love this song

[@carlosdeferrer3585]

If you have any spare time the BBC 4 - Factory Records Documentary or The Hacienda - The Club that Shook Britain, both are fascinating and will cover all sorts of interesting British music history of that time.

[@markcollins730]

New Order is one of my bands I throw on while I’m driving in my car…

[@BlizzardSeeker]

Try their song "True Faith".

[@michaelfaulkner3119]

Ye they were joy division before new order, Ian Curtis died and then switched names

[@ronparsons8786]

Please get to more New Order Your silent face Age of consent Krafty Love vigilantes

[@LyndaBarry-o3b]

Have u ever been 2 Ireland 🇮🇪?

[@judyyurchuk4904]

Check out Joy Division

[@miguimau]

That album was a lighthouse in the early 90's, when there was a lot of crap.

[@Rorschachqp]

Actually this track was NOT massive and is one of their most overlooked tracks. It just came out when music was changing again.

[@anthonyblakely399]

😂a lack of money....was one of the things that forced the band to do this album. 😅

[@irmaoksanen6830]

never heard this song...sorry

[@charliegeorge9393]

so? do you like it?

[@cmonman3639]

Great song from a terrible album.

[@michaelwilson2340]

Too much cocaine and fighting between Hook and Sumner. I enjoy Regret, World (The Price Of Love), Ruined In A Day, and Spooky. The rest of the album is boring. The only other album of theirs I have to skip tracks is Waiting For The Siren's Call. Of course Hook and Sumner were bickering while making that album.

[@anthonyblakely399]

Not a fan. 😊