I'm 52 and I feel privileged to have been a teenager listening to the best 80s music; the Smiths, New order, Electronic Cocteau twins and the trip hop/ Bristol Sound...early dance music, vinyl, being a geeky teenager in the new club scene. How can I ever move on from being Gen X?
When I was a teenager, I loved New Order but I'd have been kicked out of my parent's home if they knew I was listening to it. Now I use as background to family videos and my parents love it because it's so sweet and innocuous, comparatively. Funny how times change.
@drosoulitis37 the 80s were not a good decade, yes they have a badass adaptation or say style but in the 80s there was a chance that you were gonna get drafted by the CIA against the soviets and America had one of the worst presidents ever, I understand you probably had a fun experience but the decade wasn’t lit
@@eyeballzplays1060 Well the all world is NOT America you know !!! I am from Europe and i can only say about Europe . As about president Regan you know BETTER than me i am sure . Be good my friend
Because when we were just little children, we were all equals. Now we're grown up and someone's your boss or your customer, someone's poorer or richer than you. People will judge your religion or treat you differently because of your colour. That's just how the world works. But we all had a time - around when we were toddlers - that we could talk and play with each other without caring who they are. (that's my understanding of it anyway)
@@narananas7671So well-written. I agree. I see it similar to you. When you're a kid, you're in a world of children where they will open up to you and let you into their world in a way they don't do with adults. It takes me back to my childhood. It's a simpler world, where mutual kindness is everything. There are no jobs, labels, status....your reputation is everything. This lyric cuts right through me emotionally.
I recently took 4 of my 5 kids to a New Order concert. They were raised listening to them, ages 33-13 ( the one that missed it was travelling abroad ). People around us were impressed that my 13 yr old knew EVERY WORD to all the songs. Proud & grateful mommy for these beautiful souls that appreciate one of my fave bands of all time! 😊💜
When my Favorite Daughter (don't tell Her she is the only one) was 13 ... the first song she learned to play on the Strat I bought her was ... 7 Nation Army ... Rock-On good parent.
And it's great that New Order is still together and still tours so that you could see them with your kids. I get what big deal that had to have been for you. I think it would have been almost surreal.
This has been one of my fav childhood songs. Just cause a killer liked this song doesn't mean that he can take that away from me. Seriously love this song.
LYRICS; I feel so extraordinary Something's got a hold on me I get this feeling I'm in motion A sudden sense of liberty I don't care 'cause I'm not there And I don't care if I'm here tomorrow Again and again I've taken too much Of the things that cost you too much I used to think that the day would never come I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun My morning sun is the drug that brings me near To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear I used to think that the day would never come That my life would depend on the morning sun... When I was a very small boy, Very small boys talked to me Now that we've grown up together They're afraid of what they see That's the price that we all pay Our valued destiny comes to nothing I can't tell you where we're going I guess there was just no way of knowing I used to think that the day would never come I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun My morning sun is the drug that brings me near To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear I used to think that the day would never come That my life would depend on the morning sun... I feel so extraordinary Something's got a hold on me I get this feeling I'm in motion A sudden sense of liberty The chances are we've gone too far You took my time and you took my money Now I fear you've left me standing In a world that's so demanding I used to think that the day would never come I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun My morning sun is the drug that brings me near To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear I used to think that the day would never come That my life would depend on the morning sun...
How many memories this song evokes in me: I am italian, I was 16 years old, in Italy few people knew it and I melted the audio cassette from listening to it. Now, I can't listen to it without feeling a lump in my throat. Thank you New Order.
I just showed my 2 year old daughter this video and at the end she said, "Again!" Such brilliant dancers, and the energy and beat of this song are something else. A lot of New Order's songs are profoundly brilliant. Manchester produced some class bands.
The legacy of Ian Curtis. First came Joy Division, created in the post-punk era . The remnants of Joy division formed New order, that inspired many dozens of northern rock bands, , the stone roses, Oasis etc.
Can we take a moment to also appreciate the great choreography, and art direction in this video? It's weird, utterly compelling and was very groundbreaking at the time.
I remember listening to this in 1988, we were just crossing the Portuguese/Spanish border by train and the sun dipped behind the mountains just as this song finished..you can’t buy memories like that 😊
This song. For almost 40 years. This song turns me around every...single...time. That last lift at about 3:48 STILL gives me chills. Thank you New Order.
Because the government doesn't allow artists with any criticism anymore at all. Michael Jackson was even killed after singing "kick me kike me, don't you black or white me".
During the pandemic lockdown I found an old box of cassettes by the side of the road with a FREE sign on it. In there was a recording from a Montreal radio station circa 1990 and this song was on it and it saved me. Thank you to whoever put that box out there. You changed my life ❤
I was 12 years old and living in Brazil when I first heard this song on our local FM station. I was immediately taken by it and ran to the record store to buy the record. How an English rock band can write a song that touches the soul of a Brazilian teenager 7 thousand miles away speaks volume about New Order. One of the greatest rock bands ever. Transcendent.
É difícil ver brasileiros comentando, não peguei essa época, basicamente vim pelo comercial de The Last Of Us parte 2 aonde a protagonista canta um cover muito lindo dessa música, mas eu sinto que nasci na roça errada em alguns aspectos pois as músicas de hoje em dia principalmente no Brasil estão perdidas.
There honestly is something otherworldly and magical about this particular track. I first heard it on the radio in 1987, and it seemed that time itself had come to a halt, and I asked "what is this?" And then a week or so later I saw the video on MTV and knew that it was for me. I bought the cassette and have loved NO ever since. Joy Division too, of course.
35 years later, this video is still as mesmerizing as it was back then. Kudos to everyone involved, and of course to New Order for composing such a brilliant song.
Fun fact: the man who directed this video only directed one other music video in his career...SHE DRIVES ME CRAZY by the Fine Young Cannibals. If you watch them back-to-back, you can tell by their style that they're by the same director!
Takes me right back to Summer of 1987 - first motorbike, first wheelie, first crash, first proper girlfriend, first broken heart, first beers, first hangover - great summer, love to do it all again. Never a second chance to do it first time round.
I agree 80’s is dope. Personally I say early 2000’s, rock was still a relevant category, alternative was killing it, hip hop began taking over the music sphere, pop music was still enjoyable and edm began its rise.
@@TommyTest147 You took the words right out of my mouth, I don't know what the heck they put in the water but it seems like the world started to go downhill real fast after 2008 or so in ALL areas, pop music, TV sitcoms, movies, the economy, politics, women's rights, democratic governance, hate crimes, YOU NAME IT.
Every generations thinks theirs is the best and had the best music. anyone not of that generation will simply not understand. But this is not true. Every generations music is special to those members
This song! In 87 one evening before bed, my mom told me we were going to the zoo, I was 7. Next thing I knew we're on a plane to Belgium, my parents were getting divorced and us kids were yanked out of the US on a lie. MTV Europe didn't exist yet and the only music show here was Top of the Pops on BBC. Within the first minute of hearing this song, for some reason I UNDERSTOOD it (I know now at 44 that I have Anxiety disorder, ADD and autism) it just clicked, I also loved the absurditiy of the video, I still do now. This song will always take me back to the first time I felt safe after the big lie and the even bigger move across the globe. Thank you New Order ❤
I’ll give a fun story. I’m 50 and took my 18 year old son to see them back in March. About half the audience was my age and grew up with New Order. The other half of the audience was in their 20s. All of these songs came out long before they were born. Us old folks sat down but the crowd in their 20s. Stood up and danced for the whole concert. It was amazing. I wanted to tell all of the 20 somethings that they don’t need to ever wonder what it was I like back in the 80s because their energy that night was like a time machine. For that 90 minutes we all were there. If you can feel the music. Then you’re there too. ❤
@KennyBlanknshipp Oh of course! Joy divison is also one of my favorites. Ians death was tragic but they left behind bangers. I am seeing new order play this week :)
@@leestewart3659 Ah! Thats wonderful! I'm glad you felt a strong sense of euphoria in that 90 minutes. I too felt euphoria! I saw them last week and it was actually magical. Everybody was singing and dancing and it was overall one of the best experiences of my life. Although I never lived as a teen in the 80s (obvi), I felt like it in that moment, just dancing, everybody's energy was beautiful. Meaningful music brings people together. 💞
@@DwayndibbVids Actually they were both a bit of ... Cut & Paste ... if we are being honest. New Order only had a few decent songs ... this is their best.
It's music like this that makes you remember another life that you never actually lived but you feel it inside just as strongly as if you had! That's why it's so freaking amazing!
Been obsessed with 80s music my whole life (I’m 21.) my dad happened to show me this song to add to the collection and I have to say, I’ve had this on repeat for the past 2 weeks because of him. Thanks dad ❤️
As a kid I listend to this. As a teenager I devoured it. As a uni student I lived by it. As a middle aged man with a small child, I am looking forward to sharing this with her too so she can journey through life with it as well.
I love this song. I dedicated it to my mate Andy, when he lost his life in a freak motorcycle accident. That was many years ago now, but I still see him, when I hear this.
I'm obsessed with this song, it's my #1 on Spotify Wrapped, I'm in the top 0.001% of listeners in the world and I've played it 239 times since March 15th. I still can't get enough of l!😂
What's amazing is how far mtv has sold out since then. Instead of music videos, they push progressive authoritarianism and soul crushing reality shows that pimp greed.
+theedrstrangelove Yes, I remember it like it was yesterday yet it was so long ago. I remember that in the Plaza Pasadena Mall in Pasadena (CA) at The Broadway they had a TV in the men's department and played Music Videos and this one they played a lot when it came out. I guess the store was trying to appeal to the young hip new wave crowd like me by playing this video. Great video.
I was in a wedding band back in 1987, and I loved this song so much I made the band rehearse and play it at weddings. Not one person came up to me to show appreciation of it.
I heard this from my Dad since I was a child and now I kept coming back to their songs. Gives me so much nostalgia even I am not from their unforgettable era
I’m 30 years old. My dad is my main influence in most everything. His taste molded mine and I found my own way here. I just found out he has cancer and I’m binging music that reminds me of him on some good headphones. It’s cathartic. I’m glad synthy music is coming back. It helps me ride feelings a lot. Anyway.
One of my favorite songs from New Order. 1987 was the year, I was 12, no smart phones yet. how prophetic is the character with the screen in his face?!?
+Geoff Green Funny you say that. I can barely go to any show, hear a song I like and not sing along to it. Then I have no memory of the performance at all. Fuck me. Same with every Depeche Mode show.
Imagine how much great music over the last 3 decades would never have even been created if joy division and new Order never existed to inspire a generation. Iconic. 💯
Fk yeah what a choon! I moved to the US 24 years ago and today my now 19-year old had this song stuck in her head like a worm. She wasn't even a thought when this was out. So happy my kids love the good stuff!!!
Telephone cord. In days gone by, every kid knew exactly how far the telephone cord could reach. That’s why so many mothers became expert shoe throwers.
Absolutely love this band, and am so glad that the spirit of Joy Division kept going. Every time I hear this particular song I keep thinking about A Discovery of Witches. 80s forever vibing.
This song has great melody but lyrics are depressing like Joy division... I also thought that this Day would never come when my childhood would be replaced by fear
The 1980's music video scene was such a vibe that the avant garde art style gave us such surreal aspects as this as well as Patrick Nagel, Keith Haring, and Jean-Michel Basquiat. I'm glad I got to see this music video when it first came out on MTV back 1987.
Just think this song is 37 years old and still beats most songs released today. That's equivalent of the Tennessee Waltz released in 1950 by Patti Page doing well in 1987.
I deeply love this song. My parents used to listen to New Order when I was a kid, I didn't know any English back then but this one was my favorite. And when I grew up, I discovered the lyrics and I love it even more. True faith. True talent. ❤️
All the 1980's were special filled with great music. Although i was born in the middle 50's and was experienced in so much classic music that i can say I appreciate all good music. I tend to go for the 60's and 70's Just my opinion, thanks GOD Bless
Personally I think most 60s music is too simple, with a few notable exceptions such as mid Beatles, 70s great, 80s the best but most people like the music they grew up to most
Wrong. The 80's everythinged. Thats what was so great about that era, every type of music was exploding, all at once. Metallica and Skinny Puppy at the same time, and those are just two examples.
The song helps me to get over depression!! In Israel with the war!! Sending love and compassion!! To all of you The best song ever ( the day will come) 🧢🙏💥❤️
'The value of destiny comes to nothing' This line always makes me think of The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost, only there's no real road. There's no path, no map, nothing is important except every step as we take it. We stay in the past or get held hostage by the idea of the future, thinking of what we were or should be. As someone who feels doomed by the possibility of a future that does not suit me, this line is a comforting reminder that the concept of 'destiny' is not unshakeable. If you spend your life thinking the day will never come, you might be missing the day as it happens because your gaze is too far ahead. If you try to get back to the childhood you lost, you'll just let time fly past you and you'll lose that too. Carpe Diem, and may you listen to more music that sounds this good while also playing with the morbid concept of being caught under the influence of time.
Lyrics☺ I feel so extraordinary Something's got a hold on me I get this feeling I'm in motion A sudden sense of liberty I don't care 'cause I'm not there And I don't care if I'm here tomorrow Again and again I've taken too much Of the things that cost you too much I used to think that the day would never come I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun My morning sun is the drug that brings me near To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear I used to think that the day would never come That my life would depend on the morning sun When I was a very small boy Very small boys talked to me Now that we've grown up together They're afraid of what they see That's the price that we all pay And the value of destiny comes to nothing I can't tell you where we're going I guess there was just no way of knowing I used to think that the day would never come I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun My morning sun is the drug that brings me near To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear I used to think that the day would never come That my life would depend on the morning sun I feel so extraordinary Something's got a hold on me I get this feeling I'm in motion A sudden sense of liberty The chances are we've gone too far You took my time and you took my money Now I fear you've left me standing In a world that's so demanding I used to think that the day would never come I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun My morning sun is the drug that brings me near To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear I used to think that the day would never come That my life would depend on the morning sun
Why are all the comments praising the song and ignoring the video. I love the song, but this was also one of my favourite videos ever. It is still amazing to watch today.
I personally feel the music that came out of the UK in the 80's was arguably better overall than what came out of the US. That's not to say the US didn't produce their fair share of great music, but the Brits took it to another level the Yanks couldn't quite reach.
Well MrSupersonic84, bands like New Order and Depeche Mode did a lot of damage control for the British music, after all there were 3 guys poisoning us (Stock Aitken and Waterman) ;)
One of those songs where if you don't have the context then the lyrics are just a random bunch of words... but get the subject matter, and suddenly it all makes sense and you realise how clever the lyrics actually are. I've listened to this song for years but found out just then it's about drug addiction. Suddenly I'm seeing the song in a new light.
Holds up, at least for me, after more than 35 years. It was brilliant and so new, especially the music video. I remember listening on my Walkman walking around downtown Manhattan and just dancing along with my music.
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Man, what a wonderful song. I hope that no lunatic will do anything illegal listening to it.
Haha the name luka comes to mind
Ruined this song for me..
Yeah, about that…
Yeah, I hope no lunatic will do anything illegal with this song, especially with an icepick
Was my favorite song before I knew of the case and still is despite it. Not letting that loser ruin it
I'm 52 and I feel privileged to have been a teenager listening to the best 80s music; the Smiths, New order, Electronic Cocteau twins and the trip hop/ Bristol Sound...early dance music, vinyl, being a geeky teenager in the new club scene. How can I ever move on from being Gen X?
It’s amazing how it still FEElS the same rush this many years later, absolutely
I'm 53, we just have to accept the fact the best times of our lives were in the 80s, 🇦🇺🎼
Yes! It was an amazing time for music. No need to move on from being Gen X!
Gen X, we truly grew up when music was still good!
You can't move on I'm 52 as well always come back to the classics lucky enough to live thro the 80s an 90s
One of the greatest pop songs all time.
Agreed. A sublime pop song and chorus for the ages. Lyrics are very deep
I couldn't agree more. This is one of the greatest pop songs ever made, if not one of THE BEST.
New wave
@@coyote4936 it’s still pop though.
@@michaeladams5636
Not really. When was the last time this song was popular?
Those not around in the 80's will never have any idea of how great it was
So true.
one of the best things about 50 years old,is the fact that i lived my teenage years in the 80's that is priceless and Iam grateful !!!
That's better than winning the lottery !😀😀👍
I am 53 and feel the same as you!
We're "olds" 😎
@@kfrerix9777 "Oldsters"! LOL!
Ditto !
When i was a teenager I'd listen to New Order when going out to party. Now I listen to New Order while cleaning my house. Timeless talent.
I hear that!.....
Cocaine goes great with both those activities
I hear ya ...
I listen to this and loads more 80,s stuff for the brilliant Nostalgia 🎵
The memories of driving ford capris and cortinas 😁🎵
When I was a teenager, I loved New Order but I'd have been kicked out of my parent's home if they knew I was listening to it. Now I use as background to family videos and my parents love it because it's so sweet and innocuous, comparatively. Funny how times change.
@@staceyfonas3047 Why kicked out?
It wasn't music , it wasn't era ...it was MAGIC !!!
80's for EVER !!!!
pure magic in eveything the 80s had it all👏
@@renesalazar867 so true !!!
Yes true.i love it.i was born in 80 .im italian.fantastic magic music.
@drosoulitis37 the 80s were not a good decade, yes they have a badass adaptation or say style but in the 80s there was a chance that you were gonna get drafted by the CIA against the soviets and America had one of the worst presidents ever, I understand you probably had a fun experience but the decade wasn’t lit
@@eyeballzplays1060 Well the all world is NOT America you know !!!
I am from Europe and i can only say about Europe .
As about president Regan you know BETTER than me i am sure .
Be good my friend
IF THIS IS RELEASED TODAY IT STILL WOULD BE A HIT
My son (age 30) is hooked on
80s electronica. God bless him!
Means he's got good taste in music!! 🎶👍
He's got great taste 👌 👏
Mine too, he's 35, he got his good taste for music from me, his mum.
The fact that people only had like 2 MB or 2 kB of data to make all this versus infinite gigabytes and now they just make crap
I hooked my boys onto 80's music...... lol.
I cannot describe the absolute ecstasy of hearing this live. Music is stronger than any substance.
neworder
Oct 18, 2013
Released on an album called “Substance”
You haven't tried enough substances. But Music soothes the soul.
they mix well too
"When I was a very small boy, very small boys talked to me" is such a deep, compelling, and emotional lyric. I replay it over and over.
Why
Because when we were just little children, we were all equals. Now we're grown up and someone's your boss or your customer, someone's poorer or richer than you. People will judge your religion or treat you differently because of your colour. That's just how the world works. But we all had a time - around when we were toddlers - that we could talk and play with each other without caring who they are. (that's my understanding of it anyway)
You are spot on. Adulting is hard work.
This song came out when I was 13, I got it then and I get it even more now.
@@narananas7671what you wrote is beautiful and describes the human experience very well. ❤
@@narananas7671So well-written. I agree. I see it similar to you. When you're a kid, you're in a world of children where they will open up to you and let you into their world in a way they don't do with adults. It takes me back to my childhood. It's a simpler world, where mutual kindness is everything. There are no jobs, labels, status....your reputation is everything. This lyric cuts right through me emotionally.
If you're still listening to this in 2024, you're an absolute legend my friend. 👍💯
❤this song is unforgetable❤
Here
Woke up still drunk
Thanks Bitch!
@trapset1539im getting there
I recently took 4 of my 5 kids to a New Order concert. They were raised listening to them, ages 33-13 ( the one that missed it was travelling abroad ). People around us were impressed that my 13 yr old knew EVERY WORD to all the songs. Proud & grateful mommy for these beautiful souls that appreciate one of my fave bands of all time! 😊💜
1987
Well done you!
When my Favorite Daughter (don't tell Her she is the only one) was 13 ... the first song she learned to play on the Strat I bought her was ... 7 Nation Army ... Rock-On good parent.
And it's great that New Order is still together and still tours so that you could see them with your kids.
I get what big deal that had to have been for you. I think it would have been almost surreal.
I hope all are from the same father .
One of my dads favourite songs, he passed 2 yrs ago, and now its one of mine, this song will never die
💪❤️
❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
godspeed my friend.
kudos to your dad wherever he is
La música traspasa todas las dimensiones y de seguro la está escuchando contigo .
A great, great song. Personal favourite.
now let's see paul allen's personal favourite song.
@@JenyaIsJustChilling I think Paul Allen is dead. I broke his fu**ing head in my apartment.
Hey
Personal Jesus
@@johanliebert7564 Paul Allen? I just had dinner with him in London.
I was seventeen and this song enchanted me. I'm fiftyfour and it enchants me as it did then. Absolute masterpiece.
This may be weirdest 80s music video I've seen,but this is one of New Orders best songs of the 80s.
Glad I ain't the only one that found it abnormal.
The. World. Has. Gone. Topsy-turvy. The. Bloody. Place. Is. Drug. Mad. And. Worse. It has. Gone. Mad!!!
Weird video for sure:-)
Yeah, this one and Nik Kershaw - The Riddle are both weird and awesome :)
i don't think its necessarily weird its just really stupid, and before anyone gets defensive i don't think the band had a lot to do with the video
This has been one of my fav childhood songs. Just cause a killer liked this song doesn't mean that he can take that away from me. Seriously love this song.
As you Saying killer did you mean Luka ?
When you like this song, you are a psycho! ;- )
@chico As someone who witnessed 1 Lunatic 1 Icepick, you're a disgustingly ignorant person.
@@magyar9479 🪓🩸🩸
I wonder what other songs he liked...
( _he asked rhetorically_ )
LYRICS;
I feel so extraordinary
Something's got a hold on me
I get this feeling I'm in motion
A sudden sense of liberty
I don't care 'cause I'm not there
And I don't care if I'm here tomorrow
Again and again I've taken too much
Of the things that cost you too much
I used to think that the day would never come
I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun
My morning sun is the drug that brings me near
To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear
I used to think that the day would never come
That my life would depend on the morning sun...
When I was a very small boy,
Very small boys talked to me
Now that we've grown up together
They're afraid of what they see
That's the price that we all pay
Our valued destiny comes to nothing
I can't tell you where we're going
I guess there was just no way of knowing
I used to think that the day would never come
I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun
My morning sun is the drug that brings me near
To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear
I used to think that the day would never come
That my life would depend on the morning sun...
I feel so extraordinary
Something's got a hold on me
I get this feeling I'm in motion
A sudden sense of liberty
The chances are we've gone too far
You took my time and you took my money
Now I fear you've left me standing
In a world that's so demanding
I used to think that the day would never come
I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun
My morning sun is the drug that brings me near
To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear
I used to think that the day would never come
That my life would depend on the morning sun...
Thank you.
Thank you
@@rbk2745 New Order
god bless you
Thx soooooo much ! ❤
How many memories this song evokes in me: I am italian, I was 16 years old, in Italy few people knew it and I melted the audio cassette from listening to it. Now, I can't listen to it without feeling a lump in my throat. Thank you New Order.
Luca I'm italian too, you fully described what I feel everytime I listen to this song❤ incredibile years for outstanding songs
I just showed my 2 year old daughter this video and at the end she said, "Again!"
Such brilliant dancers, and the energy and beat of this song are something else. A lot of New Order's songs are profoundly brilliant. Manchester produced some class bands.
My two year old princess loves it too
A-ha! More proof that we should listen to the words that come from a child's lips.
There is hope for the future after all. The kid already has good taste in music!
@Franc Andreoli Thank you, that's a lovely comment. 😊
@@Beatles0223 😂
New Order never goes out of style. In the 80s, I loved this song as a Gen-x'er. Now, I still get goosebumps when I hear this song.
The legacy of Ian Curtis. First came Joy Division, created in the post-punk era . The remnants of Joy division formed New order, that inspired many dozens of northern rock bands, , the stone roses, Oasis etc.
lol this shit is way out of style and would be awkward as hell in 2021............we still love it.
i love this as a lattice climber
I hear this song every single day at work at my grocery store and I’m 44. I dance and do my job while singing out loud.
That flame will never die!
One of my favorite song of all time. For those of us who have overcome depression, anxiety, or any illness, this song is an echo of hope
Now your better, you carry that little f,king black box that you can never get rid.
I agree with you totally.
Yes, the song and the music video is all about the inner child.
@@michaelobrien9285. You understand
This is New Order's greatest song, layers of shimmering melodic hooks undercut by the grim morbid irony of the mournfully delivered lyrics
Good ole Darth a fan of the New order.
@@350125GOWneworder
Oct 18, 2013
Well, you opened a can of worms, @darthvader3465! I'll play! Have you heard Power, Corruption and Lies?
They're showing their joy division for sure
Can we take a moment to also appreciate the great choreography, and art direction in this video? It's weird, utterly compelling and was very groundbreaking at the time.
Can we take a moment to appreciate deez nuts
Won Best Video at the Brits. I'll pretend that I don't remember how long ago!
it's just random nonsense with zero thought behind it , trying to go for shock value while having zero relation to the song
@@Al-sg7kr ❤
Biggest piece of shit ever!! 😂 But god...I love it. And yes very groundbreaking in 1987! Dig DmGrk
I remember listening to this in 1988, we were just crossing the Portuguese/Spanish border by train and the sun dipped behind the mountains just as this song finished..you can’t buy memories like that 😊
1986 -Woke up on a train in Italy..look out the window and expected to see clint eastwood ride by.... spaghetti western setting.
If a study could be done.. it would show that Generation X (for which this was a near anthem in the BrettEastonEllis movie) tends Nationalist✌.
What a time to live in m8
Come back to Spain, we will listen this track together in the sunrise.
@@thelarch8329 which god?
This song. For almost 40 years. This song turns me around every...single...time. That last lift at about 3:48 STILL gives me chills. Thank you New Order.
They don’t make music like this anymore. Timeless.
Actually there's a remake of this that's just as good
@@palestar828 neworder
@@garycarr3857 The new Killers song is pretty close.
Because the government doesn't allow artists with any criticism anymore at all. Michael Jackson was even killed after singing "kick me kike me, don't you black or white me".
Actually there is still music in such flavour. It's just not mainstream anymore.
During the pandemic lockdown I found an old box of cassettes by the side of the road with a FREE sign on it. In there was a recording from a Montreal radio station circa 1990 and this song was on it and it saved me. Thank you to whoever put that box out there. You changed my life ❤
OMG cassettes! I wish I'd saved stuff like that for my son.. He's got a thing for the 80s. I'm happy for you
@@sonja9813 Even cassettes, it's still hard to believe we watched this on MTV. The world is so weird now.
@@sonja9813 neworder
np
Ho rivalutato canzoni che non considerato
I was 12 years old and living in Brazil when I first heard this song on our local FM station. I was immediately taken by it and ran to the record store to buy the record. How an English rock band can write a song that touches the soul of a Brazilian teenager 7 thousand miles away speaks volume about New Order. One of the greatest rock bands ever. Transcendent.
It's not rock at all but I feel you
É difícil ver brasileiros comentando, não peguei essa época, basicamente vim pelo comercial de The Last Of Us parte 2 aonde a protagonista canta um cover muito lindo dessa música, mas eu sinto que nasci na roça errada em alguns aspectos pois as músicas de hoje em dia principalmente no Brasil estão perdidas.
Mas o cover apresentado no the last of us 2 é 1000x melhor
There honestly is something otherworldly and magical about this particular track. I first heard it on the radio in 1987, and it seemed that time itself had come to a halt, and I asked "what is this?" And then a week or so later I saw the video on MTV and knew that it was for me. I bought the cassette and have loved NO ever since. Joy Division too, of course.
Where are you living now bud?
I´m 37 and grew up listening 80s music , best decade ever , what a great song !
the 80s were def the BEST DECADE ever!!
i'm 27 and grew up the same!!!!!.
thanks to my mom.
45 here and this is a life anthem!
@@raqqafeller152Epic 😎
Yes soooo goooood
I really love this song. I miss the 80s. I'm 41 now and was born in 1981. Best era to grow up in with some of the best music ever.
I'am 52 by now. And still ADORE this song. It was a great Time!
'81 kid too, listen to this most days never gets old.
Nothing from the 80's comes close to this song XXX
Same 81 I love aw these wee songs fantastic!
We were so spoiled in the 80's. It seemed like a never ending party.
35 years later, this video is still as mesmerizing as it was back then.
Kudos to everyone involved, and of course to New Order for composing such a brilliant song.
Pure Art. 🎤 drop
dont say it like that. I was fifteen back then, where has the time gone... aaarrgghhh
@@fuzzblightyear145 Well I was 14 back then! aaaaarrrgghhhhhh!!
@@AlessandroGrussu LoL was 15 myself. Keep rocking brother!
Fun fact: the man who directed this video only directed one other music video in his career...SHE DRIVES ME CRAZY by the Fine Young Cannibals. If you watch them back-to-back, you can tell by their style that they're by the same director!
Takes me right back to Summer of 1987 - first motorbike, first wheelie, first crash, first proper girlfriend, first broken heart, first beers, first hangover - great summer, love to do it all again. Never a second chance to do it first time round.
Summer of 1987! Yes!!!
i remember this song 1987
Good times . .and the start of the monumental second summer of love , UK rave house dance scene.
Sounds like a riot. I only wish my sons will have a similarly awesome adolescence.
Rock on bud. I'm probably the same age and still love the song and the memories
Born in 1970 was a blessing I was 10-19 in the 80s literally a decade of non stop wonder and excitement. RIP music
Amen!
These guys are pioneers. Awesome song. We had it so good in the 80s with all the great music that I think we took it for granted.
Totally agree
Just a classic!!!!
I was born in 91'
My childhood was the waning yrs of epic music.
By the time i was 17 the state of music was already turning into marketed propaganda.
There was great songs in the 80s but so much shit too. So artificial and no depth. It overshadowed the great alternative hits tbh
@@deathbeforedecaf7755 any other songs you can recommend me?
My favorite New Order song. A New Wave Masterpiece and a 80s Pop Classic.
We had the BEST music in the 80’s! Nothing can beat our music from that era.
I agree 80’s is dope. Personally I say early 2000’s, rock was still a relevant category, alternative was killing it, hip hop began taking over the music sphere, pop music was still enjoyable and edm began its rise.
@@TommyTest147 You took the words right out of my mouth, I don't know what the heck they put in the water but it seems like the world started to go downhill real fast after 2008 or so in ALL areas, pop music, TV sitcoms, movies, the economy, politics, women's rights, democratic governance, hate crimes, YOU NAME IT.
@@armandocardona4478 facts man
Every generations thinks theirs is the best and had the best music. anyone not of that generation will simply not understand. But this is not true. Every generations music is special to those members
@@TommyTest147 says "facts" doesn't make anything more true.
This song! In 87 one evening before bed, my mom told me we were going to the zoo, I was 7. Next thing I knew we're on a plane to Belgium, my parents were getting divorced and us kids were yanked out of the US on a lie. MTV Europe didn't exist yet and the only music show here was Top of the Pops on BBC. Within the first minute of hearing this song, for some reason I UNDERSTOOD it (I know now at 44 that I have Anxiety disorder, ADD and autism) it just clicked, I also loved the absurditiy of the video, I still do now.
This song will always take me back to the first time I felt safe after the big lie and the even bigger move across the globe. Thank you New Order ❤
What does this song mean to you?
@@anthon4085 feeling heard, something I could relate to in my new world, comfort and understanding.
How horrible I feel for you too.
New Order is such a euphoric band, they know what they're doing. I'm 13 and even I love them, that's how timeless they are!
I’ll give a fun story. I’m 50 and took my 18 year old son to see them back in March. About half the audience was my age and grew up with New Order. The other half of the audience was in their 20s. All of these songs came out long before they were born. Us old folks sat down but the crowd in their 20s. Stood up and danced for the whole concert. It was amazing. I wanted to tell all of the 20 somethings that they don’t need to ever wonder what it was I like back in the 80s because their energy that night was like a time machine. For that 90 minutes we all were there. If you can feel the music. Then you’re there too. ❤
There are lots of bands from the 80s, that transcend generations. Keep looking for them, you won't be disappointed.
@KennyBlanknshipp Oh of course! Joy divison is also one of my favorites. Ians death was tragic but they left behind bangers. I am seeing new order play this week :)
You have good taste in music young man.
@@leestewart3659 Ah! Thats wonderful! I'm glad you felt a strong sense of euphoria in that 90 minutes. I too felt euphoria! I saw them last week and it was actually magical. Everybody was singing and dancing and it was overall one of the best experiences of my life. Although I never lived as a teen in the 80s (obvi), I felt like it in that moment, just dancing, everybody's energy was beautiful. Meaningful music brings people together. 💞
Heavy lyrics, uplifting music.... A forever classic...
neworder
These comments are timeless just like the music.
@@DwayndibbVids A-greed!
Reminds me of a serial killer killing cats in a vacuum, not exactly uplifting 😊
@@DwayndibbVids Actually they were both a bit of ... Cut & Paste ... if we are being honest. New Order only had a few decent songs ... this is their best.
Hats off to these guys, in 4 years time, this song will be 40 years old - ahead of their time....
Now it’s 3 years..
It's music like this that makes you remember another life that you never actually lived but you feel it inside just as strongly as if you had! That's why it's so freaking amazing!
Rumor has it the two men are still slapping each other to this day.
and they're still doing it out of time with the beat.
Philippe Decouflé who is a French Director, and it shows!
😂
THE GREATEST SONG EVER MADE. No song from 2024 can even compare
Been obsessed with 80s music my whole life (I’m 21.) my dad happened to show me this song to add to the collection and I have to say, I’ve had this on repeat for the past 2 weeks because of him. Thanks dad ❤️
Love people like us! I'm 25 and I just love all 80's music thanks to my parents. Way better than today's music.
I’m 20 and been into it the last few years, new music is completely trash 99% of the time so I’ve looked back instead
@@deadlyracer46 only good things you will find in the music world by going back!
I’m 17 and absolutely love 80s and 90s music thanks to my dad mainly
@@liamclark9097 that's awesome!
These guys were waaaaay ahead of their time. Brilliant creative artists.
A message to the future generations: "DON'T LET THIS SONG DIE" 💞👌😊👍
Enough! Write something new
@@bogeythedog163exactly, shit like this is so overwritten. Like we get it, the songs good
@@imagine9322 😂
First time I've seen this and I love it. Thank you!
The rest of you - go do your homework.
Still lives in 2024
As a kid I listend to this. As a teenager I devoured it. As a uni student I lived by it. As a middle aged man with a small child, I am looking forward to sharing this with her too so she can journey through life with it as well.
Cringe
@@ReservoirPunk neworder
"When I was a very small boy, very small boys talked to me"
Best lyric ever.
Lol I always thought it said “ when I was a very small boy a very small boy is tuff to be “ 😂
It gets better, depending on your depth of understanding.
Lmaoo
@@no1u521 Loooooool
very relatable lyrics
2024 and beyond.. a Masterpiece 🫶🏻
Yes....i agree with you. 🍀🇩🇪🍀👍👍
1987
I love this song. I dedicated it to my mate Andy, when he lost his life in a freak motorcycle accident. That was many years ago now, but I still see him, when I hear this.
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Rock on the two Andys
That’s really sweet - I’m sure he’d appreciate that 😊
Lived through this song in the '80s, listening to it again as a 54 year old, I am stupefied. Mesmerizing!
59
Huh, 54, your just a puppy. I'm 67 & still jam'n to the 80s. This track was my all time favorite.
I have just turned 55 and I know what you mean of course too!
I am 17 years old 😂😂😂 and love this shit 🥳🎵🎶
"Our valued destiny comes to nothing". That hits hard.
It does! But it was lose the meaning if it didn’t!
@@shaunescott2050 no it doesn't
@@iloveads123 Who ae you to say somebody doesn't feel what they tell you they are feeling? Maybe you meant to say: "for me it doesn't."
I'm obsessed with this song, it's my #1 on Spotify Wrapped, I'm in the top 0.001% of listeners in the world and I've played it 239 times since March 15th. I still can't get enough of l!😂
Anyone here old enough to remember when this first aired on mtv? Almost 30 years ago! Good Grief, where the fuck did time go?
+theedrstrangelove As old as I am!
What's amazing is how far mtv has sold out since then. Instead of music videos, they push progressive authoritarianism and soul crushing reality shows that pimp greed.
+theedrstrangelove Yes, I remember it like it was yesterday yet it was so long ago. I remember that in the Plaza Pasadena Mall in Pasadena (CA) at The Broadway they had a TV in the men's department and played Music Videos and this one they played a lot when it came out. I guess the store was trying to appeal to the young hip new wave crowd like me by playing this video. Great video.
+Sultros Drunknsage What you said is said very well and true. MTV is not MTV now. It just is a vast wasteland.
+theedrstrangelove one of the first videos I have ever seen on Serbian TV catch with A BIG YAGI ANTENNA from Timisoara Romania.
I am here because I was lucky enough to be young in the 80s, the best musical decade of all.
Not really. 70s were the best
I agree 80s the best everything
Very true bro !!!
Andrea V I agree with you wholeheartedly.
Yes.i was born in 1980 .fantastic.from italy
Best song of the 80s by far... i never get tired of hearing it... a true masterpiece ...it
belongs in the Louvre xxx
Yes 😁 😃 😎 😍
It's tied w/1999. Just so great
Get your point Jackie but if anywhere it should be in the British Museum.
WRONG‼︎‼︎
Have always LOVED this song. Also "Don't Dream It's Over" is way up there too!!! ❤
I try to play this as I watch the sunrise once per week 90's -2024 😃
For me this is the best song New Order ever made. Listening relentlessly.
I’m here in November 2024, loving 🥰it. ! And love ❤️ the Sign Language 🤟!
It's the same with me. Around this time in '87, I was a 14-year-old high school freshman when this video appeared on MTV.
This was always my favorite , I'm 72 now and still bounce around my home !!!! Timeless
And many,many more years of bouncing you have sir,
“Keep on bouncing 😂😂👍
BWFC
I was in a wedding band back in 1987, and I loved this song so much I made the band rehearse and play it at weddings. Not one person came up to me to show appreciation of it.
I would have for sure... one of the great songs of the 80's. Brings back a lot of memories.
But then again... at weddings? Really?
Dumb people
That sucks…
So you had the band playing a song about the disruptive effects of drug addiction at weddings? Oooook then...
I heard this from my Dad since I was a child and now I kept coming back to their songs. Gives me so much nostalgia even I am not from their unforgettable era
Same here. My dad had the vinyls. Grew up with this
Hello, how are you doing today? Thanks for your love and support🎵❤️
Brilliant
Hi.I dance this song😅
I’m 30 years old. My dad is my main influence in most everything. His taste molded mine and I found my own way here.
I just found out he has cancer and I’m binging music that reminds me of him on some good headphones. It’s cathartic.
I’m glad synthy music is coming back. It helps me ride feelings a lot.
Anyway.
Some dads are just awesome. That is my ambition too.
God bless you and your father, Sweetie! Hugs and best wishes for both of you!
Forget the tapes, the ice pick, and the now at peace kittens.
This song is magic.
It's a great song but I met it in the worst way
@@JulioPoof Aww. 💔
Idky but the items you mentioned reminded me of luka magnotta
@@astronomicallybased545 she literally said it because of it lol
@@punkyriv Yes.
Unfortunately. 😞
This song was awarded best video in 1987,great video to a GREAT song,bring back the 80s 😢, greetings from Ireland.
I am Def grateful for being born in 79 and living thru the 80s. Awesome music
Same!
So you lived through it as a toddler, big whoop.
So you were a baby a toddler you don't remember shit your time was the 90s
I'm from the '92 decade and listening to this in 2024. Jewels that will never turn the page 🖤 greetings from Mexico 🎊
retro man Hello from England
Something about this song makes me want to cry but I can't just because of the beat being so good.
Happens to me too! 😭
Listen to TLOU2’s version, it’ll make you cry more if you know the backstory of Ellie
@@rylanruffles7106 Yeah that one is pretty good also.
Me too @Trance K Blade
Or if your related or friends with Jun lin
One of my favorite songs from New Order.
1987 was the year, I was 12, no smart phones yet. how prophetic is the character with the screen in his face?!?
I find it utterly impossible to hear this song without singing along to it, this has been going on for a quarter of a century now.
+Geoff Green So true!
+Geoff Green Funny you say that. I can barely go to any show, hear a song I like and not sing along to it. Then I have no memory of the performance at all. Fuck me. Same with every Depeche Mode show.
One of the better bands of the 80’s. This song to me is their best. Blue Monday is probably more well known
One of my favorite all-time 80's songs.
This song hits deep in a special way.
@Hunter Vonnegut Will check it out Hunter. Thanks! 🍻
Imagine how much great music over the last 3 decades would never have even been created if joy division and new Order never existed to inspire a generation. Iconic. 💯
and they were influenced by Bowie, Iggy, Sex Pistols, Velvet Underground, etc, etc.
New Order is my favorite band of all time. They got me through so much shit in my life and then college, then everything else in my life since then.
Saw them in the 80’s at the Coodgie Bay Hotel with my brother, great concert it was before they had become well known in Oz
Even as an old man, this song strikes cord in me.
Your not old my friend...your ALIVE...!!!....enjoy
Fk yeah what a choon! I moved to the US 24 years ago and today my now 19-year old had this song stuck in her head like a worm. She wasn't even a thought when this was out. So happy my kids love the good stuff!!!
An aux cord? Or a 220~240V kettle cord? :D
Telephone cord. In days gone by, every kid knew exactly how far the telephone cord could reach. That’s why so many mothers became expert shoe throwers.
Absolutely love this band, and am so glad that the spirit of Joy Division kept going. Every time I hear this particular song I keep thinking about A Discovery of Witches. 80s forever vibing.
That's why i am here watching rn. Discovery of witches. Joy division is one of fave bands as well though.
This song has great melody but lyrics are depressing like Joy division... I also thought that this Day would never come when my childhood would be replaced by fear
The 1980's music video scene was such a vibe that the avant garde art style gave us such surreal aspects as this as well as Patrick Nagel, Keith Haring, and Jean-Michel Basquiat. I'm glad I got to see this music video when it first came out on MTV back 1987.
Just think this song is 37 years old and still beats most songs released today. That's equivalent of the Tennessee Waltz released in 1950 by Patti Page doing well in 1987.
I deeply love this song. My parents used to listen to New Order when I was a kid, I didn't know any English back then but this one was my favorite. And when I grew up, I discovered the lyrics and I love it even more.
True faith. True talent. ❤️
All the 1980's were special filled with great music. Although i was born in the middle 50's and was experienced in so much classic music that i can say I appreciate all good music. I tend to go for the 60's and 70's
Just my opinion, thanks GOD Bless
Personally I think most 60s music is too simple, with a few notable exceptions such as mid Beatles, 70s great, 80s the best but most people like the music they grew up to most
the 80's literally ROCKED!
You got that right🤘
I miss it sooo much!!
gmctech best era of music of all time
Wrong. The 80's everythinged. Thats what was so great about that era, every type of music was exploding, all at once. Metallica and Skinny Puppy at the same time, and those are just two examples.
@@johnturtle6649 and people were listening to all of it. I was a HUGE Duran Duran fan, but i loved Metallica and Def Leppard, too.
80's.. Time machine.. Get in!
Excellent Ted!
+shadedoom Why? They would probably go to the future they influenced with their music. Not back a few years.
+CBDM777 Get to the choppa!!!
80's time machine? You mean Doc Brown's DeLorean?
*drum machine
I'm here because the song is great.
Yup.. And who the fvck is luka?
Exactly
It's really telling when someone states "I'm here because x person sent me"
Max Villa netflix cats
I came here because I feel extraordinary
Even 37 Yrs on this song is amazing. Always brings a tear to my eye from my childhood 😢.
This song will never die!! ❤❤
HI.I dance this song
God this song is such a masterpiece! 80's forever!!
The song helps me to get over depression!! In Israel with the war!! Sending love and compassion!! To all of you
The best song ever ( the day will come) 🧢🙏💥❤️
Pray to Jesus, and you won't be depressed
@@ihsrosary PRAY TO GOD NOT JESUS, JESUS HIMSELF PRAYED TO GOD
depression is horrid
War? GENOCIDE!..
Are you on the side of Israel or palestine?
One of the finest moments in 80s synth music.
'The value of destiny comes to nothing'
This line always makes me think of The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost, only there's no real road. There's no path, no map, nothing is important except every step as we take it. We stay in the past or get held hostage by the idea of the future, thinking of what we were or should be. As someone who feels doomed by the possibility of a future that does not suit me, this line is a comforting reminder that the concept of 'destiny' is not unshakeable. If you spend your life thinking the day will never come, you might be missing the day as it happens because your gaze is too far ahead. If you try to get back to the childhood you lost, you'll just let time fly past you and you'll lose that too.
Carpe Diem, and may you listen to more music that sounds this good while also playing with the morbid concept of being caught under the influence of time.
Tomorrow is promised to no one
Lyrics☺
I feel so extraordinary
Something's got a hold on me
I get this feeling I'm in motion
A sudden sense of liberty
I don't care 'cause I'm not there
And I don't care if I'm here tomorrow
Again and again I've taken too much
Of the things that cost you too much
I used to think that the day would never come
I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun
My morning sun is the drug that brings me near
To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear
I used to think that the day would never come
That my life would depend on the morning sun
When I was a very small boy
Very small boys talked to me
Now that we've grown up together
They're afraid of what they see
That's the price that we all pay
And the value of destiny comes to nothing
I can't tell you where we're going
I guess there was just no way of knowing
I used to think that the day would never come
I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun
My morning sun is the drug that brings me near
To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear
I used to think that the day would never come
That my life would depend on the morning sun
I feel so extraordinary
Something's got a hold on me
I get this feeling I'm in motion
A sudden sense of liberty
The chances are we've gone too far
You took my time and you took my money
Now I fear you've left me standing
In a world that's so demanding
I used to think that the day would never come
I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun
My morning sun is the drug that brings me near
To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear
I used to think that the day would never come
That my life would depend on the morning sun
My favorite new order song. Never gets old.
Probably my all-time favourite song, there is nothing above this one. ❤️
Why are all the comments praising the song and ignoring the video. I love the song, but this was also one of my favourite videos ever. It is still amazing to watch today.
I was just about to comment "what a weird video." lol
Which video?
@@fire797 The one you clicked on.
@@perocigla4425 oh I clicked on a completely different video the first time
@@fire797 ok, lol
This is what makes me proud to be British. Look at the unbelievable music we've given the World. Another absolute timeless masterpiece.
Us Mexicans thank you for this piece of art.
I personally feel the music that came out of the UK in the 80's was arguably better overall than what came out of the US. That's not to say the US didn't produce their fair share of great music, but the Brits took it to another level the Yanks couldn't quite reach.
Well MrSupersonic84, bands like New Order and Depeche Mode did a lot of damage control for the British music, after all there were 3 guys poisoning us (Stock Aitken and Waterman) ;)
One of the most intelligently composed songs ever written - thanks for the music New Order
One of those songs where if you don't have the context then the lyrics are just a random bunch of words... but get the subject matter, and suddenly it all makes sense and you realise how clever the lyrics actually are.
I've listened to this song for years but found out just then it's about drug addiction. Suddenly I'm seeing the song in a new light.
"You took my time and you took my money", one of my favorite lyrics
Holds up, at least for me, after more than 35 years. It was brilliant and so new, especially the music video. I remember listening on my Walkman walking around downtown Manhattan and just dancing along with my music.
I might be the only person on Earth who prefers this song over Blue Monday.
Not alone my friend. Such a good song.
Nein
It's one of the best songs and videos from the 80's, I love it to bits!
No, I’m with you. 😌
Absolutely not alone
Who's here NOT because of Calvin Klein, but to appreciate and recognize the greatness of 80s music...the best era of Synth-Pop ❤️
Oh Yesss!
Could be both!
I'm here because of the Anberlin cover.
NeRdYoYo I’m here because of the greatness of the 80’s. Haven’t seen nor heard of any Calvin Klein thingy
NeRdYoYo me