In the mid 80s i went from listening to Boston and CSN&Y to college radio and then borrowed 3 records from my best friend: Sex Pistols' _Never Mind the Bullocks_ , Flipper's _Generic Flipper_ , and Bad Brains' mind blowing _Rock for Light_ . I was 15. When I was 16 I went and bought _Closer_ based on the cover alone, knowing nothing about Joy Division. Never looked back. I'm 54 now.
yep- 1984 at end of senior year i finally discovered that my taste in music was everything alt/new wave/post-punk/punk/indie/college radio etc. Never looked back, and my kids even are the same today in their early 20s it's so cool
i am older than you but similar situation. No intereest in fleetwood mac rolling stones etc WZbc introduced me to JD. scraped up every penny bought Still. Spoke to me like nothing else ever had. I am old now and have no interest in most of the music I listened to earlier but Joy Division is sacred to me. I use to close my windows when listened to them but gave up on everything else and listened to them exclusively.
It was 1983 when I rebelled against everything, but I did receive the music from two university radio stations that played "alternative" music. A British girl, who must have packed away the best Goth music from England and brought it here, including a This Mortal Coil album and when I heard Elizabeth Fraser and Robin Guthrie of the Cocteau Twins, play "Song of The Siren" ― That was all it took for me. I remember saying to myself, "This is what I've been seeking". I too, as well as yourself, never looked back again.... !!!! Even now, that I'm 53 years old, I still avoid Pop-Culture music. I do still enjoy music from the Underground Subculture and I probably always will.
My buddy Paul did the same thing. He bought closer cause of the cover. I loved New Order including Ceremony and then I was like oh JoyDivision came from New Order then of course the factory thing.
Oh my Goth... I've always had this Peanuts Gang sequence in mind, whenever I go out to the Goth clubs. They're the perfect illustration ― Dancing by themselves and according to their own unique style and flair. Nobody's supposed to care, or judging each other, but just having fun together as a single-minded entity like a blur of black. You know that matching Joy Division's music with these visuals is a freaking brilliant idea..... !!!! My wife thinks I dance like Denis, the one kid to the right of Snoopy, who shifts his body from left to right and drops his head every time ― I don't care about what others think or say. If you keep that same attitude about not caring what others think, then life becomes so much easier and you shouldn't care anyway. I swear the other day, I had walked into a Mexican restaurant and every single person inside was wearing black, so is wearing black rebellious anymore, or is it mainstream..... ??? Oh well, I still wear black better than the 'normies' anyhow.
"My club was open to all, the brightest lights you ever saw The darkest corners for having fun, happy faces no questions asked" - Club Mekon by The Mekons
The sentiments are nice, but we both know there are still certain types that don't get a pass and will still get the "you don't belong here" looks no matter how accepting the cool kids THINK they are.
Right there with everybody else, first heard in late 70's . Living in Maine at the time I drove an hour to one of the few record stores to find it. Goosebumps still to this day , insane how good they were . Poor fucking Curtis, dude killed it, same with everyone else in the band
J'ai connu Joy Division peu de temps après la sortie de leur dernier album en 1981 et suis resté leur fan; Joy Division reste et restera le meilleur groupe post-punk de tous les temps ! il y a tout dans leur musique, de la force, de la passion, du mystère, de l'angoisse, de la fureur, de la sensibilité, de la beauté, du charisme (beaucoup), de la haine/amour, un éternel voyage.... Joy Dvision forever ! ❤
LUUUV THIIIIIS!!! My favorite is the fifth song at the 12:00 mark, She's Lost Control. The beat of the song matches well with the Peanuts Gang dancing!
It is odd but also glorious just how well the dancing fits with the music and the individuality of the Peanuts crowds approach. For those who used to attend the Mission in Edinburgh will recognise many of these dances and characters. I always remember one girl, dressed in a long gown of black with a black crown of thorns who used to cling to the wall and never spoke to anyone. So many odd but interesting characters!
Now I think I need more beer, this is fucking amazing, lucky enough to have seen Joy Division in October 1978 supporting The Buzzcocks in Glasgow, no one danced like this, no one knew who it was, I witnessed a beginning, Sharon shouldn't have been a wanky bitch, you missed it!
The deepest and most important punk music from 1975-2000. Maybe beyond. RIP Ian Curtis. Your sound has influenced hundreds of bands, and sadly they may not even know it. Other smash hits, spoiled multi millionaires (O?), are like brats in kindergarten who do not know the core.
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Again the Peanuts! It's such a good idea, love it.
Color, would change the dark mood and age. That a black and grey give to this cartoon. You can feel the older 1980's about 40 years ago age. With a cartoon that was made from 1950's too 2000's. The cartoon even has hints of dark subjects like the boy doing the zombie walk. The boy with the mohawk. In other words Alexander leave it be. Michelangelo did a good job mixing these two genres.
You should receive some kind of funded award for this!! Like, the Nobel Prize for … I don’t know!! If I win the lotto I’ll be dropping a major contribution. Thanks for this!!
I can't believe I stumbled upon this! So happy I'm in tears. Thanks to you....this reminds me of dancing at Checkpoint in Galesburg, Illinois 1987-1989! Somehow I can pinpoint the characters with my friends.
Grande! I ragazzi esprimono in danza il modo di suonare dei Joy Division: ognuno per conto suo... Great! The boys express Joy Division's way of playing in dance: each on his own...
Loved it! Joy Division magnificent sound visually supported by "Peanuts" video... I surmise Bernard is Snoopy, Stephen in Linu's keyboard and Pig-Pen would be Hook... LOL Great!
My older brother was at their last ever gig in London 1980, always my go to group, genius writing and music and Christ they could rock it out live. Atmosphere is haunting
Joy Division were an English rock band formed in Salford in 1976. The group consisted of vocalist Ian Curtis, guitarist/keyboardist Bernard Sumner, bassist Peter Hook and drummer Stephen Morris. Sumner and Hook formed the band after attending a Sex Pistols concert. While Joy Division's first recordings were heavily influenced by early punk, they soon developed a sparse sound and style that made them one of the pioneers of the post-punk movement. Curtis suffered from personal problems and health conditions, including a failing marriage, depression, and epilepsy. As the band's popularity grew, Curtis's condition made it increasingly difficult for him to perform; he occasionally experienced seizures on stage. He died by suicide on the eve of the band's first US/Canada tour in May 1980, aged 23.
no BS......i absolutely adore this video bro!.......a perfect epic hits from the LEGENDARY band beautifully cued up with another classic piece of my childhood The Peanuts.......they are totally goth!!!! love the black and white "Control" touch!.......JD RULES....we miss and love ya Ian.....you live through new Order/The Cure/Killing JOke/NIN and us..... forever!!!! \m/-_-
Whenever i go to see Peter Hook and the Light now he kinda morphs into Pigpen from Peanuts in my mind. Have to shake my head and snap out of it. Brilliantly done guys and girls. Snoopy is amazing on the apparent 2-string lead, but cartoon characters only have three fingers so i suppose it's best he can manage..... love the guy zorching at the back, and the tribute to Ian Curtis's "spaka dance" at front right.
This song and " Isolation by The Impures " .... are some of the only things getting me through the beginning of 2022. Times may be tough but everything going to be okay in the end. I hope everyone is doing well. .:DDDDDDDD
if I had a sh.....t load of cash I would open a rock assorted theamed club bar hangout space and put up a a huge big screen and play this cute happy lively animation type type stuff its a new art form that I predict thank you for doing this and takeing the time to brighten up your dark and light moments ,who ever likes this kind of art
I love the internet for things like this.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I know. Memory fades and all that E took its toll but, nostalgia can be re-energized.
u got it
those dancers have been at wacky tabaccy 😁
The normies have no idea what thy miss out on.
Love this band RIP Curtis
That's literally the greatest thing I've ever seen
I have always loved Joy Division but this just makes them even better. Just brilliant 👏 👌 😀
@@garethjones6566 im pretty sure that this is exactly what Ian Curtis would've wanted😀
@@ahmettoktarbek7893 most definitely. Everyone I have shown this to has loved it.
Right?
🙌🏽
I think Violet's throwing-upward-punches-dance is underrated in the context of this brilliant mashup.
AWW HELLZ YEAH STUNNA
So that's who Curtis got his moves from.
Thank you- I am knocking 60 and still dancing like Violet
Not far behind age-wise,and dancing like the spiky-haired head-bobbing kid(think his name is Five?)
@@13thsun46 5 has the moves! Keep dancing! We got Kim Gordon to look up to!
peanuts describes pre-adulthood life in a nutshell. joy division describes the rest of your life
Joy Division was pretty accurate for my pre-adulthood too!
Just don't hang yourself before your brain fully develops...
Brilliant comment spot on!
I’ve lost control again, watching this! Best thing ever!
In the mid 80s i went from listening to Boston and CSN&Y to college radio and then borrowed 3 records from my best friend: Sex Pistols' _Never Mind the Bullocks_ , Flipper's _Generic Flipper_ , and Bad Brains' mind blowing _Rock for Light_ . I was 15. When I was 16 I went and bought _Closer_ based on the cover alone, knowing nothing about Joy Division. Never looked back. I'm 54 now.
yep- 1984 at end of senior year i finally discovered that my taste in music was everything alt/new wave/post-punk/punk/indie/college radio etc. Never looked back, and my kids even are the same today in their early 20s it's so cool
”Generic” tho! Now that’s a record!
i am older than you but similar situation. No intereest in fleetwood mac rolling stones etc WZbc introduced me to JD. scraped up every penny bought Still. Spoke to me like nothing else ever had. I am old now and have no interest in most of the music I listened to earlier but Joy Division is sacred to me. I use to close my windows when listened to them but gave up on everything else and listened to them exclusively.
It was 1983 when I rebelled against everything, but I did receive the music from two university radio stations that played "alternative" music. A British girl, who must have packed away the best Goth music from England and brought it here, including a This Mortal Coil album and when I heard Elizabeth Fraser and Robin Guthrie of the Cocteau Twins, play "Song of The Siren" ― That was all it took for me. I remember saying to myself, "This is what I've been seeking".
I too, as well as yourself, never looked back again.... !!!! Even now, that I'm 53 years old, I still avoid Pop-Culture music. I do still enjoy music from the Underground Subculture and I probably always will.
My buddy Paul did the same thing. He bought closer cause of the cover. I loved New Order including Ceremony and then I was like oh JoyDivision came from New Order then of course the factory thing.
Oh my Goth... I've always had this Peanuts Gang sequence in mind, whenever I go out to the Goth clubs. They're the perfect illustration ― Dancing by themselves and according to their own unique style and flair. Nobody's supposed to care, or judging each other, but just having fun together as a single-minded entity like a blur of black.
You know that matching Joy Division's music with these visuals is a freaking brilliant idea..... !!!!
My wife thinks I dance like Denis, the one kid to the right of Snoopy, who shifts his body from left to right and drops his head every time ― I don't care about what others think or say. If you keep that same attitude about not caring what others think, then life becomes so much easier and you shouldn't care anyway. I swear the other day, I had walked into a Mexican restaurant and every single person inside was wearing black, so is wearing black rebellious anymore, or is it mainstream..... ???
Oh well, I still wear black better than the 'normies' anyhow.
"My club was open to all, the brightest lights you ever saw
The darkest corners for having fun, happy faces no questions asked" - Club Mekon by The Mekons
@@scohan44 Nice quote, however there never seems to be enough dark corners.
If you don't care what people think about you, then y are u on TH-cam writing paragraphs about how you are?
@@kidkique Thank you for proving my point.
The sentiments are nice, but we both know there are still certain types that don't get a pass and will still get the "you don't belong here" looks no matter how accepting the cool kids THINK they are.
Forever Joy Division
Shadowplay's one of the best songs joy Division ever made.🖤🌹
I'm dancing right now. I love the extended mix, and the Peanuts Gang makes it absolutely perfect. Thank you!
High five~! Me too~!
Dancing like....?
@@bredmond812 Curtis
same here :D
Right there with everybody else, first heard in late 70's . Living in Maine at the time I drove an hour to one of the few record stores to find it. Goosebumps still to this day , insane how good they were . Poor fucking Curtis, dude killed it, same with everyone else in the band
I think Peter hook is one of the most underated bass players of all time
Not if you ask HIM, he isn't.
Underrated?
He's not underrated.
. . .and who's doing the rating? And who fucking cares? How do YOU rate it?
Pigpen is truly underrated as a bassist 🎉
I've loved Joy Division since the very first moment that I heard them 79, I find it fascinating that they are still popular 😀
I'm 23 and I think that their melodies were ahead of its time
Not much interesting competition/alternatives
Good music will always live on generation after generation, so good!
timeless music.
for all time now.
Same here. They transcend time
This is a masterpiece because it's simple
I keep coming back to this - it's awesome.
J'ai connu Joy Division peu de temps après la sortie de leur dernier album en 1981 et suis resté leur fan; Joy Division reste et restera le meilleur groupe post-punk de tous les temps ! il y a tout dans leur musique, de la force, de la passion, du mystère, de l'angoisse, de la fureur, de la sensibilité, de la beauté, du charisme (beaucoup), de la haine/amour, un éternel voyage....
Joy Dvision forever ! ❤
That is super awesome! Their dancing totally fits the genre. Lol I love it. Thanks for posting.
This is a masterpiece 👏
Brilliant, who ever put this together needs a raise!
LUUUV THIIIIIS!!! My favorite is the fifth song at the 12:00 mark, She's Lost Control. The beat of the song matches well with the Peanuts Gang dancing!
It is odd but also glorious just how well the dancing fits with the music and the individuality of the Peanuts crowds approach. For those who used to attend the Mission in Edinburgh will recognise many of these dances and characters.
I always remember one girl, dressed in a long gown of black with a black crown of thorns who used to cling to the wall and never spoke to anyone.
So many odd but interesting characters!
Who needs edibles, when real life can be like this?
Tapas music
Those baselines. Chef's kiss 👄
Deep dark bass to boot
This brings a whole new dimension to Joy Division 😂. Thanks you made my day .
Rip Ian 🪽👼🏻
this is the greatest video of all time ever.
Now I think I need more beer, this is fucking amazing, lucky enough to have seen Joy Division in October 1978 supporting The Buzzcocks in Glasgow, no one danced like this, no one knew who it was, I witnessed a beginning, Sharon shouldn't have been a wanky bitch, you missed it!
beer and joy is a great mix
AT LEAST WE AINT OLD LIKE U DAD
@@meesalikeu you will be old like him one day, but still disliked.
@@lotuseater7247 B_U_R_N
One of the Buzzcocks was a screw in Polmont lol
The deepest and most important punk music from 1975-2000. Maybe beyond. RIP Ian Curtis.
Your sound has influenced hundreds of bands, and sadly they may not even know it.
Other smash hits, spoiled multi millionaires (O?), are like brats in kindergarten who do not know the core.
Again the Peanuts! It's such a good idea, love it.
It could never not be the peanuts
@@sleepyandweepy5839 Isolation - I'm at work, but I want to dance !!!
Joy division, uma jóia rara que fica em nossa lembrança com a voz de Ian Curtis inesquecível ❤
sabes
Its too addictive .
Musical and visual crack .
Awesome mix, brilliant video. It works so well, it's wild.
I'm glad you added Dead Souls
This...this is...GENIUS!!! I am in genuine awe!
Ian and other JD members would love this , I’m sure! This id fantastic idea! Next video: peanuts in full color 😀
@Alexander Pieri cool but someone said back in time black and white better portrays real life 🕶 and Joy Division are perfect to express that 🎤💀
Nah black and white adds so much to this
Most Joy Division photos and clips are Black and White so... no Color
Color, would change the dark mood and age. That a black and grey give to this cartoon. You can feel the older 1980's about 40 years ago age. With a cartoon that was made from 1950's too 2000's. The cartoon even has hints of dark subjects like the boy doing the zombie walk. The boy with the mohawk. In other words Alexander leave it be. Michelangelo did a good job mixing these two genres.
SHE LOST CONTROL ONE OF MY FAVORIT OF ALL TIME WITH THE FIRST NEW ORDER ALBUM .❤❤❤
Minha infância Maravilhosa. Joy division, Sex Pistols , The Clash, New order ,Bauhaus , The Cure , Echo The Kaos ,.........
This combination is strangely satisfying
The perfect video. Many thanks sir.
what a mix! love it!! thanks x
This is Joy Division. The Joy.
Brilliant ❤
You should receive some kind of funded award for this!! Like, the Nobel Prize for … I don’t know!! If I win the lotto I’ll be dropping a major contribution. Thanks for this!!
Heart & Soul coupled with the Peanuts Dance party is hypnagogic to the point of a Zen trance like state. Groovy Shit!!!!!!
my heart soars
I can't believe I stumbled upon this! So happy I'm in tears. Thanks to you....this reminds me of dancing at Checkpoint in Galesburg, Illinois 1987-1989! Somehow I can pinpoint the characters with my friends.
EPIC!!!
When Love Will Tear Us Apart came on I nearly wept.
Grande! I ragazzi esprimono in danza il modo di suonare dei Joy Division: ognuno per conto suo...
Great! The boys express Joy Division's way of playing in dance: each on his own...
Loved it! Joy Division magnificent sound visually supported by "Peanuts" video... I surmise Bernard is Snoopy, Stephen in Linu's keyboard and Pig-Pen would be Hook... LOL Great!
Dude in the back zombie dancing by himself would be IC
YES! YES!! YYEESS!!! FOREVER!!!!😍😍❤❤❤❤❤ J. D. !!!❤
Damn, I'm loving this so much! Perfect mash-up!
My older brother was at their last ever gig in London 1980, always my go to group, genius writing and music and Christ they could rock it out live. Atmosphere is haunting
Loved this. Great flow for JD lovers. Excellent peanuts mosh pit all the way ❤️
Joy Division were an English rock band formed in Salford in 1976. The group consisted of vocalist Ian Curtis, guitarist/keyboardist Bernard Sumner, bassist Peter Hook and drummer Stephen Morris.
Sumner and Hook formed the band after attending a Sex Pistols concert. While Joy Division's first recordings were heavily influenced by early punk, they soon developed a sparse sound and style that made them one of the pioneers of the post-punk movement.
Curtis suffered from personal problems and health conditions, including a failing marriage, depression, and epilepsy. As the band's popularity grew, Curtis's condition made it increasingly difficult for him to perform; he occasionally experienced seizures on stage. He died by suicide on the eve of the band's first US/Canada tour in May 1980, aged 23.
And now, many decades later you can even listen to them in Russia!!!
Great compilation.
crocheting and enjoying my most rebellious and bizarre memories, ready for more and more
You deserve an award for this video
The people who would've given him the award were put into a trance by the video, so he never received it.
Magic,sheer magic!!
This is truly wonderful. Came very late to JD in the past couple of weeks! Now making up for lost time. It's never too late ...
this is the greatest thing i have ever seen
Amei❤
Thank you for this!
Sublime masterpiece thanks for sharing ❤
no BS......i absolutely adore this video bro!.......a perfect epic hits from the LEGENDARY band beautifully cued up with another classic piece of my childhood The Peanuts.......they are totally goth!!!! love the black and white "Control" touch!.......JD RULES....we miss and love ya Ian.....you live through new Order/The Cure/Killing JOke/NIN and us..... forever!!!! \m/-_-
Great thanks to Michelangelo CC, the second part of name I stopped a couple of years ago, Joy : NEVER. still sad for the poet's leaving much to soon!
What a jam session and those dancers🎶🎶🎶🎸
a great playlist
Agree Miranda. X
Whenever i go to see Peter Hook and the Light now he kinda morphs into Pigpen from Peanuts in my mind. Have to shake my head and snap out of it. Brilliantly done guys and girls. Snoopy is amazing on the apparent 2-string lead, but cartoon characters only have three fingers so i suppose it's best he can manage..... love the guy zorching at the back, and the tribute to Ian Curtis's "spaka dance" at front right.
I can imagine Stephen Morris, Hook and company at the Pistols "concert" saying, if that shit drives people crazy, what we do will dazzle them...
Stephen Morris or Stephen Morrissey
Mind-blowing. Liking Transmission on this alot...
Humans doing what humans do best
Listen, sing, dance, play, build, adventure, pioneer, realise, love, become...HU
I remember winter nights with this and now it’s a July night and it all works.
i'm going to restate what's been said....this is the greatest video I've seen in.....? Bravo!
This is really great !
That's so great. Respect.🔥
Nice visuals of Ron McKernan on bass!
This song and " Isolation by The Impures " .... are some of the only things getting me through the beginning of 2022. Times may be tough but everything going to be okay in the end. I hope everyone is doing well. .:DDDDDDDD
watching this to sleep every night now
Sometimes, there's gold
My absolute fav band ever, and the vid enhances their music, great stuff!! Only early Velvet Underground can equal them!!
Joy division the best forever!!!!
Well done MichaelAngelo !
Amanzing ✨✨✨✨
Love it! There is a video for Totally Wired by The Fall featuring Laurel and Hardy that is also worth checking out.
Violet dancing in the middle ❤
Pure Brilliance!
if I had a sh.....t load of cash I would open a rock assorted theamed club bar hangout space and put up a a huge big screen and play this cute happy lively animation type type stuff its a new art form that I predict thank you for doing this and takeing the time to brighten up your dark and light moments ,who ever likes this kind of art
I DID IT at the corner deli/market I work at .
EVERYONE just stood and stared .
Awesome .
GENIUS
Sick
Google just started playing this.subbed immediately.
" kiss-off" LUCY .
love it- makes my head feel so good- ty
12:00 goes perfect with the cartoon. dope song
Cool video
The bassist and the guitarist " snoopy " are totally in sink . 😂 ❤
So simple animations but it so talented. Love the way that different characters dancing.
Une artiste peintre. Madame Leonarda
YES !!!!!
This is seeing all my dark personalitys dancing in my head!
The demons want you to see the light; god being the antichrist & all
Much better selection than your first. 👍
Love it, and the video fits perfectly!