REACTION! NEW ORDER Blue Monday FIRST TIME HEARING

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[@elconocido1994]

back in 1983 this was madness on the dancefloor...such an influential song

[@HT-io1eg]

This came on, dance floor PACKED. I don’t dance. This is the only track I ever danced to. This was HUGE with a capital YOU. MASSIVE. WORLD CONQUERING. Still sounds amazing

[@rebeltvr6046]

It's still popping on the dancefloors today

[@markruddle5136]

Nearly 40 years old, a stone cold classic of the era.

[@normandavidtidiman9918]

It IS 40 years old!

[@Shoomer1988]

"Where did you find this"? It's the best selling 12 inch single in the whole world. It's not like the track is a secret. :D

[@FefferoniDadadel]

Well, they are reacting to lots of song.. and every song is a totally surprice

[@michaelbiggs1254]

They are American.

[@arcadoli]

LOL, indeed !

[@arcadoli]

@@michaelbiggs1254 ROFL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@chrisandersen5635]

One of the most famous bass players of the 80’s, Peter Hook. Also, the best selling 12” vinyl single ever. Huge part of the groups that came out Manchester, England.

[@RushfanUK]

Maybe famous in Manchester, I was there in the 80's and hated this.

[@marcovtjev]

Inspired by "Joy Division" 🙂

[@alphaomega7191]

Probably the most important band of the last 50 years and I'll try to explain why. When they were known as Joy Division (before the death or original lead singer Ian Curtis) they made an album called Unknown Pleasures (you'd be familiar with the cover from the T-Shirts even if you dont know what it's for - it's a wave pattern), it set a new standard for production done cheaply but creating atmosphere and largely launched music styles like shoegaze and goth. After Ian's death they changed their name and started experimenting, early drum machines came with some basic sounds but the capacity for you to record more drummer Stephen Morris painstakingly recorded individual drum sounds for many days, once he did all the hard work nobody else could be bothered and they used his sounds so for many years most every dance song with drum machines is his stuff, he used to joke that every few months he would gather up his tiny royalty cheques and buy lunch and a beer at the local pub. They had synths and drum machines but at the time those two couldn't talk to each other and synch up and they went to someone they knew at the local uni and asked if he could figure out how to do it - once he did that opened the door for modern dance music as we know it. They then helped financed the Hacienda nightclub in Manchester which is where Trance, House and a bunch of other DJ driven music styles really took off. Between Joy Division and New Order there is hardly any style of music that hasn't been impacted by these guys all the way from Punk, New Wave, Goth, Shoegaze through to all the dance styles and those that use drum machines and synths as well as most everyone in between thanks tot he tech.

[@secretsymphony]

There's a drum machine on Closer, BTW.

[@alphaomega7191]

@@secretsymphony Probably one of the reasons that by the time he got to the New Order era stuff in 83 he was so far ahead of the curve using it.

[@secretsymphony]

@@alphaomega7191 Definitely. Most drummers wouldn't touch drum synths. Morris had no qualms going on TV hitting one on She's Lost Control.

[@alphaomega7191]

@@secretsymphony That track still sounds amazing today too.

[@niged]

Great track. 80's classic. Was a massive hit here in the UK. Still played in clubs today. Lots of different mixes been done over the years.

[@TheCentralScrutinizerAgain]

The Hardfloor Mix is fantastic!

[@dual1971]

In Austria too...but was 90s

[@sexpistol7712]

​@@dual197180s , 1983 actually.

[@andyhopton]

Ironically it was originally intended to be their encore when playing live, where they intended to press a button and the tune would play and they would walk off and then it morphed into being their biggest hit, selling over a million records

[@IAmFat1968]

They actually sold more than 7 millions of it

[@jimmymac4559]

Analog synthesizers then versus digital computers now. That’s the difference. These guys built their own synthesizers.

[@orbytl2799]

iconic song, iconic band :) imagine what this sounded like in 1983 lol must have been epic

[@davidbarnes4772]

It was huge and so progressive.

[@itdosentmattertwo]

The world stood still when they played this song in 1983... had never heard anything like it before ...

[@flyingardilla143]

This song is both of the era and timeless.

[@johnredhd]

This is the best dance song ever written in my opinion. The dance floors were packed when this song came on back in the 80s.

[@robshaw2639]

Bizarre Love Triangle is another big hit of theirs

[@DonTrump-sv1si]

She said "1900s vibes" lol

[@davidparmet603]

Made me feel very old.

[@secretsymphony]

You're right, Justin, it's the analogue synth sound that is part of its charm. Those old machines just had something which the digital synths and computer emulations can't reproduce.

[@richardlefaive1944]

What they had were sonic wave forms that don't have their peaks chopped off and aren't smoothed out.

[@FredGarnett]

No they weren't hitting buttons. Peter Hook (bassist) says they spent 2 hours before each performance setting up and wiring their synthesisizers as the equipment was so new and so primitive that they were the only people who could do it, and they didnt trust the roadies. So putting the equipment in place took longer than the live performance itself...

[@davidbarnes4772]

Thanks for reacting to this. This tune was hugely revolutionary at the time and very influential. New Order used synths but still had a guitarist and an excellent base player.

[@dimitrioskalfakis]

i assure you that when this came out it was like nothing we had heard before let alone coming from a new wave band in a still fresh post-punk era. it made history and marked our then late teenage brains ;-)

[@richardlefaive1944]

A) while yes, they have a few "touch button" for prerecorded sound effect bits, the keyboard parts are played live in concert B) This band and song basically started this, the house genre and the whole 80s synth pop scene. C) There is nothing primitive about it. It sounds as fresh and "like music from the future" today as it did 40 years ago.

[@thefowlyetti2]

you are correct how it more raw.. Back in the early days of Dance/Synth they were using analogue synths + this includes a real bass guitar track.

[@mattleppard1964]

Lucky find for me. Fantastic song. Massive synth bass plus organic bass courtesy of Peter Hook. This one never loses its punch ❤❤

[@johnord684]

You have to remember ,no one had heard anything like this back in the day,they used to be Joy Division a great band in their own right ,then they wrote this . 3 bands changed music ,The Beatles,The Sex Pistols,and New Order(Maybe Frankie)

[@carloselirodriguesramos9516]

Clássico do synthpop dos anos 80 👍🏼🇧🇷

[@Skirtis87]

Growing up in London, in the 80s & 90s, this song takes me back to that time, yet i never heard it until early 2000's. But its mood fits perfect for that era i lived in.

[@jaypastore8482]

Image listening to this with 1985 ears

[@jeffnorwood-brown8407]

This was the best of the best of its time. It came out of the Manchester "scene" post-punk and the history of the band (and Joy Division), Factory Records, the Hacienda night club and Anthony H Wilson is well worth looking into. The film 24 Hour Party People is all about it. I was a Goth at the time just down the road in Liverpool and even I loved, and still love, this track.

[@warrenbfeagins]

Huge club track from high school. Big on the New Wave and House Music (Disco) scene. A BANGER.🔥🎶🕺

[@nickgoodson9918]

Just look at where this all started, Warsaw - Joy Division - New Order, epic stuff man

[@deejaytee]

Haha the best selling 12" vinyl single ever... "where did you find this?". And no, they weren't just "hitting buttons" back then, they had to do all sorts of crazy stuff to come up with that kind of sound. And anyone who's done dancing to THAT in 4 1/2 minutes, oh, sigh...

[@BarrySanderson-u6b]

don't knock it it was a favourite back in my day's and it still is I'm 62 now

[@dannffc]

The Guy is class. Best Reaction to this song ive seen. Respect.

[@feelingpaulie3943]

4:40 Interesting. "But I'm quite sure that you'll tell me, just how that I should feel today...." But, I know couple dynamics as well, so good luck!!!

[@weldonmejia1169]

in the blessed 80s music was great....

[@stevewhubell3957]

Man the good old days 👍👍

[@Jontor11]

This was the BIGGEST nightclub hit of the 80s you guys...

[@nickwilbers5266]

One of my alltime favourit songs of the early 80's. Great reaction

[@nucpsay1524]

Strangely, they are the survivors of Joy Division, they were leaving for thier first American tour on a Monday morning. The Lead of Joy Division, Ian Curtis committed suicide the Sunday night before. Blue Monday was that day they missed the plane. Until they became New Order. Cool show 🎉

[@michaelbiggs1254]

Forty years old. This band created Madchester, the Hacienda and dragged electronic music from the shadows. Thee most influential band from Manchester.

[@roger1296]

Leaders in the electronic music genre…this played in a dance club environment is awesome!

[@robertobrien5709]

Guitar is sample from Ennio Morricone For a few dollars more.

[@ischmidt]

This was far from Ableton or even MPC levels of "just push a button". MIDI wasn't on the market yet when this was recorded, so pretty much each part (drum machine, synth bass, synth lead) is running on its own sequencer and they had to be synced up on the analog multitrack tape. In spite of how much of a pain in the ass that had to be, it's still smartly arranged. Things are constantly changing so it never gets boring, but it also never loses the all-important beat. All that adds up to an iconic song that was still packing dance floors 12 years later when I was out clubbing.

[@billynuts1184]

more please from the Madchester music scene

[@donniehagy5125]

If you liked this one, you might want to try another of their hits, e.g. "True Faith."

[@shunack1959]

This song in high lebels of music circles is considered a work of art

[@stephenpaxman6180]

80s music will blow your mind !!!

[@brianbannon6200]

OMG. Couldn't have missed this in the 80's. Good one!

[@wilsonroberto2512]

O love This music! 💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@mpkelley20]

I have a pandora station called “summer hits of the 80’s” which I always play when I’m out at my pool. Reminds me of being a kid in my parents pool and my older sister ruled the music out there. I couldn’t stand any of it as I was into maiden, ozzy, Metallica back then. But now I love all of it. Even bands like Duran Duran and actually listening to the music realizing they were excellent musicians. I think the 80’s get a bad rap because of the silly lyrics, outfits and the very heavy synth sounds. But underneath all that, there is some great music. I did listen to twisted sister back then but only recently realized how good the drummer and bassist were now that I listen with a slightly trained ear.

[@cstovall0425]

Two best two words I heard to describe this Epic Eighties Track: Synth Fantastic!

[@mrfry3]

If you went to a club in the 80s too now this will be played.

[@DB-hf7di]

the birth of EDM

[@richardlefaive1944]

The evil laugh as he has inside knowledge of what's coming is awesome.

[@lorcanfeely6371]

What a tune

[@donnelson6694]

So funny to watch you both bobbing your heads to New Order. I had a friend who was a huge fan of these guys back in the 80s. Camilla's response was hilarious.

[@bryanforis1839]

They don’t use in soundtrack like Wonder Woman 1984 in video game and tv movies and songs taken donna summers they had 12 million copies of 12in single

[@TheCentralScrutinizerAgain]

The Hardfloor Mix of this song is fantastic

[@chrisdover2634]

The reformation of Joy Division following Curtis’ death. Definitely a different vibe hey 😅

[@scottgalloway345]

The song that launched House?.....there had been electronica before, notably the German band Kraftwerk & Jean Michel Jarre,French I think. But this was somehow different,less mechanical sounding.....a link that leads to modern acts like Chemical Brothers,Fat Boy Slim & The Prodigy

[@johnhargreaves4689]

watch the film '24 hour party people' for the full story

[@d.o.m.494]

Try Blue Monday by Orkestra Obsolete

[@normandavidtidiman9918]

It's long because there was only the 12" 7 minutes plus version released (although I'm sure radio stations cut it down on playback).

[@primitivo4604]

It's one of the biggest selling (and best) records in history how do you get to 2022 without hearing it?

[@markgreen4745]

Best selling 12"single ever. This was the 80's

[@stephenchung]

Oh yes...

[@alvarocros3151]

Anne Clark "Our Darkness" a great song

[@Vesparado]

Yes! I used to play "Our Darkness" when I was a DeeJay. filled up the dance floor and had everyone sweating.

[@michaelceraso2777]

Sounds primitive hahaha, you nailed, in a great way, the infancy of this sound, check out Kraftwerk for embryo stage...

[@bdanielnyc]

Memories...

[@anthonyv1719]

Keep up the great work. NEW ORDER - one of best bands of all time. Iconic - with a catalogue of hits that would make the envy of most. They are still kicking around. Try the song "CRYSTAL' by them - (actors which pretend to be the band) which also spawned the name the KILLERS for the band the KILLERS out of VEGAS. A great, great pop song of perfection as mentioned by the UK Press.

[@Ursabomb]

the artwork you're showing is the 1988 remix... the original 1983 12" sleeve is very different

[@JeffOnTheRoads]

Dang. I thought this was blue morning. I’ll listen anyway.

[@JeffOnTheRoads]

Just sent a request via PP. Hope there time in the day for it.

[@anthonypallen7919]

They created keyboards themselves on wooden boards

[@drticktock4011]

This is all PRE-computers!

[@GreggsonWong]

They didn’t have drum machines back in the 80’s💯

[@RetroHondo67]

Yes they did, this track used the Oberheim DMX

[@daveg7896]

True Faith is a banger.

[@edgarpacifico3421]

Floorfila in the 80's! A massive hit!

[@32ModB]

One of the est the best moments in life❤. Try Soul2Soul sometime. Enjoy❤

[@Isi-1975]

I love it when someone has a negative reaction to something I love! Reactions should be about what works and doesn't work for the listener.

[@Mulberry2000]

This was very new in the 80s, no one heard of stuff like this. They came from Manchester UK.

[@hectorhugo5172]

Reaction a "Perfect kiss" "vanishing Point" " Bizarre love" triangle" New order.

[@oceanlover3530]

🔥🔥🔥

[@themanftheworld8439]

1983

[@williamwood6795]

Reminds me of Trevor Somethings, Come back down..

[@themanftheworld8439]

NEW ORDER 🇬🇧

[@williamwood6795]

Try Come Back Down by Trevor Something..

[@chrisw2546]

There's a version of this done by the band Orgy in 1998 which is a bit heavier. I like both versions.

[@rickymorphew2245]

yea they are both great. got both on my phone

[@mollykeane2571]

It was new back then. Now how about some Yazoo from the same period?

[@Adrian-zx4xh]

It was made as an e.p ....extended play version..... intentionally longer than a normal length song

[@Babyseal2002]

floor filler. School dance classic. Loved it then. And now.

[@simoncook8455]

Try this "Stereolab tripping with the birds" "First Time Hearing" Everyone has heard Blue Monday by New Order, it's the most famous dance track in the world, unless you brought up by the Amish? Duh?

[@bletheringfool]

He means this is analogue and they use digital now

[@brokenmummy232]

When your Girlfriend asks you "Where Did You Find This" the only correct answer is always "IN The Void". 😎🤠

[@robvaughan4336]

Biggest selling 12" single of all time

[@jameswilliams9595]

Where did you find this?😂

[@hectorhugo5172]

Reaction a "Triangle love bizarre"

[@rplhouse]

Must do True Faith next

[@patrickbrannen2887]

I was FOURTEEN

[@BarrySanderson-u6b]

that guy who said the guitar is slightly out of tune he's nuts get a hearing aide mate

[@glenngastonjonsson7954]

No hitting buttons back then. Or actually too much hitting buttons, Everything is programmed manually on this one.. Thank god for sequensers.

[@mo8245]

She looks bored tbh lol😂

[@TheJarhed8762]

Try love vigilantes