(THIS IS DIFFERENT) NEW ORDER - BLUE MONDAY | REACTION
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As a huge New Order fan, just had to chime in on the not-disco rant. Released in 1983 this track is post Disco, and New Order is considered one of the forebears of the post punk era. Fun fact: Blue Monday is the biggest selling 12" single of all time. 👍
This was pure 80s alternative music. Definitely a club staple. Not disco but you'll get plenty of feedback about that lol. Great reaction as always 🔥
Technically not 70's disco, but is is definitely 80's dance synth new wave. My sister was super into this music, going to new wave clubs and dancing. She introduced me to this type of music, and it was one of my guilty pleasures that I would enjoy when my Hard Rock Heavy Metal friends were not around. Good times.
Dancing, as a big part of what we did when going out, continued into into the 80s & New Wave/alternative/synth was a big part of that.
The clubs used to play this so loud with the bass going through your body to the core. It was an amazing time. Lights flashing in sync with the music, club mixes of this extended the end of the song beginning at 7:15, the whole crowd moving… really miss this era. I have never been to a rave, but we used to call it Friday or Saturday, sometimes Thursday!
This is not Disco, it is Techno!
New Order Disco ? Lol...
I saw New Order live back in the 80’s ...they were on tour with Sugarcubes and Public Image Limited. That was a hell of a show ! Bjork , Johnny Rotten and then New Order. When they played Blue Monday , the entire arena was moving up and down a good 6 inches from everyone bouncing up and down.
I remember the first time I heard New Order. It was around '85. I said something to the effect that they didn't sound original in any way, that they sounded like everyone else. The guy I was with rolled his eyes and said "You've got it backwards. Everyone else sounds like New Order".
Biggest selling 12" disc in UK. Alternative sync. 1983. Check out Temptation or Bizarre Love Triangle next from this era.
80’s Techno, New Wave, Electronic music got us back on the dance floor. It was a great time to be in your 20’s, a great time to be alive! 😁❤️
Check out ‘Thieves Like Us’ by New Order. It’s alternative dance and post punk.
Nearly 40 years old. Let that sink in. This wasn't Disco, it was Electronic New Wave.
Yes it’s catchy, no it’s not disco. Everyone dances to Blue Monday, that’s true!✌🏻✨
You realise you contradicted yourself with that statement
@@cappaculla How so??
Not really disco Chod but 80’selectronica which was huge from Roxy Music onwards in the UK.
OMD,Human League,Jean Michel Jarre,we’ve always loved it.
Anyone who was alive in 86 bobbed their head to this song!
I was in the army in Germany in 86. The clubs were all basements of castle's blow up in ww2 packed full.
This was a bit past the disco era (late 70's) and is New Order were considered a new wave band back in the day, and was released in '83. The new wave umbrella has many sub genres within it, and this would fall under the techno-dance variety. Quintessential 80's club vibes on this one!
Chod, for some excellent techno, check out Depeche Mode - Policy of Truth or Personal Jesus ✌
Your 3 years out buddy it was first released on 7 March 1983. I still have the vinyl to prove it.
@@erict956 stand corrected lol
All my yesterday's I was 15 when this first came out and I still own and play the original 12" single. I never gets old if you were a 24hr party person.
I still have my OG copy as well.✌🏻
Stuff like this is why most people don't take the 80s seriously.
Hey Chod, great to see some New Order. They were not a disco Era band, they more alternative rock, new wave. More great songs from New Order: Bizarre Love Triangle, Thieves Like Us, Shellshock. You should also dig into their older stuff when the band was Joy Division, Love Will Tear Us Apart. Their bass player, Peter Hook, still performs alot of the Joy Division/New Order songs with his band Peter Hook and The Light.
R.I.P. Ian Curtis 🙏❤
Never get sick of hearing this. Fast forward New Order to Electronic (Bernard Sumner, Neil Tennant & Johnny Marr), 'Getting Away With It', brilliant track.
New Order, Yaz (Yazoo) and Man Parrish were dance party staples in the 80s!
The members of this group were part of Joy Division before the lead singer of Joy Division committed suicide. Joy Division is an iconic 80s group. Joy Division's music is a bit different. This was not around during the Disco era, I've never heard of anyone refer to New Order as Disco - this was considered alternative music
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Without doubt, not disco.✌🏻✨
Would you all describe it as New Wave?
@@jco207 no, New wave was like Duran Duran, Depeche mode, oingo boingo... because New order were born out of joy division that is more aligned with goth/emo (i.e. alternative) as a teen in the 80s never thought of or saw them grouped with new wave. New wave had a level of commercialism to boot
@@jazzminb New Order was (and is) not only New Wave but they're considered one of the pioneers of that genre coming out of the post-punk era.
New Orders Blue Monday was the biggest selling 12 in single ever to be released in the UK 👌
Same thing here in the US!✌🏻✨
@@ThePittsburghToddy Didn't know that 👍
We nearly wore ours out at the dance club I used to work at occasionally.
80's alternative dance! You know you were in shape if you danced the whole song!
Oh man! Did we dance to this in the clubs and bars in the mid-80s! And adding my voice to the others -- alternative music, NOT disco. 😎
Lol -- now this is what I was listening to and dancing to in my teens prior to NIN. Love it, you danced your angst out until you couldn't move anymore. Clubs were our mental health therapy..... love it!!!! PS--- Not Disco! Alternative Synth Pop.
I love it when someone discovers tunes like this, I also can’t help wondering which planet they’ve been living on since the 80’s 😂
You would hear this in any club or pub back in the eighties in the UK (and beyond too I guess).
Not a part of the disco era, but you rightly say that it's a cut for dancing.
Monster, Monster. Part of Madchester, especially the Hacienda crowd. You need to be in a club, with this bassline thumping through your bones. The videos are a trip, too.
New Order:
✅ New wave, electronica, synth pop
❌ Disco
This 45 years ago they been on movie’s and video games winning 38 Grammy and the biggest 12 inch all time
I came flying of a fairground ride for this song damaged my back 😂 this was played in 80,s
This was not disco era. It was mid eighties new wave synth pop. It was a UK movement
'Either you're a dancer or you're not'... I think the iconic status of this track comes from its equal appeal to the crowd who didn't go anywhere near the clubs. A pounding synth track from a band that emerged from the ashes of a morose, grumbling indie band. Post-disco, early European techno and a forest of Rolands would later inspire Chicago house and Detroit techno; when analogue synth tech got into the hands of British bedsitter creatives, we got New Order, Depeche Mode, Soft Cell, Yazoo, The Human League, OMD and more. And the early '80s was bleeping fantastic!
Dance floor was always jammed when this song was played.
Blue Monday is one of my favourite records, if it was disco, it most certainly wouldn’t be.
Fun fact. Even though this is considered post disco, and the beginnings of the synth pop new wave era, disco didnt get a chance to "die out" organically, but was literally murdered in one single night. Some djs and a televised Chicago ball game held a disco record demolition on the field and hysteria broke out. It was called the night disco died. Radio DJs HATED disco, and called for its demise. Which is sad, because it placed such a stigma on the music and some really amazing musicians and songwriters. Nile Rogers and Chics career was over in one night.
Grew up in the Region and remember this event. I was young but i believe the shock jock Steve Dahl instigated it.
This has a disco structure, but it came a little after the disco era: 1983. (In the US, the disco era was said to extend from 1974 to 1979, but it extended later in Europe, and this was a UK band so...) People who don't know song structures will say "It's alternative!" or "It's new wave!" or "It's synthpop/technopop!," which are the things they called this song and band at the time, but that's only because the word disco had gone firmly out of style by 1983 and people didn't want to call it that. It definitely has that classic, "four-on-the-floor" seventies disco structure. The band said, in fact, that they were inspired to produce the song from listening to Sylvester's 1978 indisputably disco hit "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)." Can't get much more disco than that.
You are so fantastic…you need to know this!!
This is disco but not American disco. The band members were listening to Italo-disco from Italy when making this record. By the way, New Order has in their catalog over 30 songs worth reacting to. And the band they emerged from, Joy Division, has another dozen react-worthy songs.
mr. stephen morris! great drummer, pretty underrated
Check out Temptation and Everything’s Gone Green next!
I was watching and listening and thinking that this must drive you -as a drummer -a bit nuts. Drummers have complimented me on my programs, but ain't nothin' like the real thang man. Cool bit of music history, song/studio craft. Likes 'em, I do.
Definitely post-disco, but heavily influenced, by the band’s admission. The opening drums were damn near lifted (not sampled) from Donna Summer’s Our Love, the rolling part of the intro (and later) from Sylvester’a You Make me Feel, the twang Bass guitar was from a Clint Eastwood movie. Mix in Kraftwerk and the title from Fats Domino. Interestingly the original concept was more acoustic while the instruments were more of an experiment.
Forgot to say this is definitely not disco
This is New Wave and 80s. Most were members of the band Joy Division. The lead singer of Joy Division, Ian Curtis, committed suicide. The remaining members with I beleive another new member formed New Order.
Joy Division is the first band or one of the first bands of the post-punk movement and very influential. They only had two albums. Their music is different than New Order and sometimes heavy. I haven't seen many reactions to them and when I do it is to the video "Love Will Tear Us Apart", which the sound quality isn't that great IMO. I do recommend: Disorder, Transmission, She's Lost Control again and Love Will Tear Us Apart.
This is one of my favorite dance songs, but it is the only thing I know of New Order.
Blue Monday is the biggest selling 12" single of all time. Plus, the sales of this single put the record company out of business. If you see the original sleeve, it was a floppy disk with cut outs and color. Cost the record more to produce and sleeve the single then they were selling it for. So, the fact it became so popular and unexpected cost them a ton of money! Check out the movie 24 Hour Party People it tells part of the story of Factory records. Great music throughout the movie as well! Cheers!
Too late to be disco, but they did pull in that beat as the foundation for this one.
167 million youtube views can't be wrong. (well, a mega-million count can be, but not in this case)
Released on this day in 1983 #bluemonday #todayinmusichistory #musichistory #classicsingle #7inchsingle #12inchsingle #80salternative #neworderhistory
TRUST ME On This One My Music Lovin Brother,, A MUST SEE/HEAR Song & Video,, Herbie Hancock "Rockit" (Official Music Video A MUST)...I Can Promise You That You've Never Seen Anything Like It..Truth!!..Also A Grammy Award Winner.🏆
This song was always a good filler in Dance Clubs!!!! Played it a lot!!!
Machine mixers and drummers looping more naturally from Disco
While this was definitely played in clubs in the 80s, the music is really post punk, new wave. Appreciate your genuine reactions and videos!
Disco was a bit different, however the roots of this was definitely sown in the 70s with Giorgio Moroder and songs like Donna Summer’s I Feel Love, or Chase from Midnight Express, or even Popcorn back in the late 60s.
It’s easy to look down on some of this music due to the rigidity and repetitive nature of ‘some’ of it (definitely not all, as some was highly creative), but let’s not forget that synths we’re core parts of some of the funkiest stuff you’ll ever hear (Stevie Wonder’s Moog basslines in Superstition and Higher Ground are fantastic examples), and although House music was super MIDI laden and lifeless, you still had some great adaptations like Herbie Hancock’s Rockit and other similar songs. Also, sometimes it’s easy to assume that all this music was electronic, but a good listen to Cars by Gary Numsn reveals just how much funk and groove was being delivered by the drummer and bass player in addition to the guitar and the synth leads and synth bass sounds. It was best of both worlds stuff.
Club music. I danced many times to this song
NOT!! DISCO!! It's NEW WAVE,!!! 🌊 👍😂
Robert Moog certainly changed it up for us.
Not my style but I love that you are willing to listen to anything and everything Chod 👍
It’s Blue Monday innit. Classic. Nuff said. By the way this isn’t disco, that was 70’s this is 90’s.
Its 80s.Song is from 1983.
Every RUclips reaction video to this song shows the artwork for Blue Monday '88 instead of the original. The original sleeve is "iconic" and had a die-cut computer floppy disk design which lost them a ton of money as it was bloody expensive to produce.
Request New Order "Bizarre Love Triangle" reaction.
looking at the comments for this song at least for this song they were was straight 80s new wave
One of the greatest bands of all time - still making great music today. Would suggest "Crystal" by them - pure pop gold. Fact - Killers got their name from this New Order video/song since they were so impressed with the band.
Listen to Sylvia’s Mother, by Dr Hook and the Eagles Take It To The Limit
This was not disco Chod! This was considered Synth/New Wave .The problem was that that they played the death out of this song!!!! You need to dive in deeper.Joy Division Peter Murphy,The Original Thin White Duke💯💥
Number one selling 12", ever.
If you are not dancing to this you are dead.
It has Donna Summer Elements indeed, but this is no disco at all.
Never heard anyone call New Order disco, it hurts my soul.
this track was after disco different hera.
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Definitely not disco LOL but I'm surprised that you don't like Disco!😄
This was not disco. I'm not a fan of disco, but one disco song that I really like is Donna Summer's I Feel Love long version
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Definitely not disco, there is no swing in the beat. This is a techno classic :)
More reactions please: Vanishing Point, Dreams Never End, Regret, Bizarre Love Triangle, World in Motion (1990 England World Cup song), True Faith, 1963...
Definitely Not disco, is early 80’s techno new wave music, also known as alternative dance music, it originated in the UK.
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They were a combination of post-punk and electronic/dance music. Many post-punk bands were not my cup of tea. This song is ok.
Sorry you culdn't hear their dummer boy Steven Morris on this one. 'cos he's one of the best. Check out his previous band Joy Division for some awesome drumming.
New Wave not Disco
Disco? Whatttttt? Listen to Donna Summer's Try Me or Giorgio Moroder's From Here to Eternity. You'll get there. New Order is more Electronica or Alternative...but def not disco. Enjoyed your spin on the record...or is it mp3 or music file...or...okay, now I'm dating myself.
three mins of tune.
Not disco. Those fighting words, haha. But seriously this ain’t no f**king disco.
Tsk, Tsk... because it's dance music, doesn't make it disco. This song though is an extended 12" single meant for dance floors.
This is not extended. It was only ever released as a 12" single.
Not Disco post punk !
"Disco era"? Fields of the Nephilim is definately not disco ...
Nor is New Order, why this fixation on disco?
This...is not.....Disco
It's not disco.
You are completely wrong about this song. Wrong genre, wrong era 😅
it's OK, but sounds like the beginning of the end for people who learn instruments and such. You see where we are today. These guys had an excuse sort of, because sequencers were new then, and it was exploratory. Now this is everything....ugh.
Oh dear. This is NOT "disco". Do some research.