New Order - Dreams Never End (Live in New York City 1981)
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The 'Taras Shevchenko' film, which was recorded live at the Ukrainian National Home in New York City, 18 November 1981, five days after the release of their debut.
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I was listening to this song when I decided to come out to my friends and family. Thanks, New Order.
The early New Order material is absolutely amazing.
All great until Hooky left.
Still has that Joy Division feel to it.
@@steve261brown well said , how can there be new order without hooky a original member of joy division , sad what has happened between them ,friends since 11yo
The human animal is a quite a creature...imagine you are Barney and Hooky...you watch and revisit the truly transcendent things you did together, and cannot find a way to forgive each other...just a terrible shame for the rest of us...thank you both for the incredible gifts
Well said mate
Animal says it best. Listen to the opening monologue by Charlton Heston from the original planet of the apes.
It speaks to what you are saying.
Hard to say what’s worse - hating each other over money or artistic differences 🤷🏼♂️
Just seems so lame after all they not only survived but created together.
I’d like to see em play Sunrise Live ✌🏼🎶
You are an idiot.
what happened between them?
@@alvaronmv kkkk
I love to hear that 80's rusty New Order sound finding its own way pos Joy Division. They have created such a unique style. Thanks for the Friday morning gift.
Exactly! "Friday morning gift" is so true.
Me too friend
Movement is a massively underated timeless masterpiece.
Agreed. Power corruption& lies is equally great.
Couldn't agree more
Truth on Movement needs Ian Curtis' vulnerable sounding vocals
Probably NOs best....
Wrong. Movement was meant to be a masterpiece but the recording was an absolute disaster. Listen to the Peel sessions of the same songs and you will understand how the songs we're meant to sound.
Hooky wrote this the weekend after Ian passed , pure determination
'Movement' is criminally underrated. I love the dual guitar interplay between Bernard and Gillian in this era.
it’s so cool to hear the influence that joy division’s sound had on new order’s early music, but it’s hard to not imagine what it would’ve sounded like with ian in the mix. you can visibly see the pain or sense of loss on everyone’s faces still. the first few performances for them, especially in america, where they should’ve been with ian all along, must’ve been rough. but like this song says… dreams never end.
also, 0:44 onwards is heavenly.
Saw Hooky last night in Dallas. Opened with New Dawn Fades. Dang, brilliant.
my favorite song of all time. the three most precious minutes i choose to live every time
Taras Shevchenko! What a wonderful concert!!
Joy Division / New Order were such an interesting band. They were such basic musicians and none of them could really sing that well, yet somehow their music is mesmerising. One of the greatest bands of all time.
Hook is considered a very good bassist who created some iconic bass lines and Morris is like a human drum machine.
imagine saying ian curtis couldn't sing
@ Technically Ian Curtis is not a "good" singer. He has a limited range. No training. He is not versatile. What Ian Curtis does works in the context of Joy Division and punk /post-punk. This is not a controversial take. Don't get me wrong. I love the way Ian Curtis sounds, but that is because of Joy Divisions artistic choices. They created a context that worked for Joy Division and helped them created a unique sound. He is not alone. There are quite a few singer, especially in British post-punk who have are equally limited singing voices . Morrissey for example or Ian Brown from the Stone Roses. Both great artists, who use their voices in an interesting way.
One of my favorite songs of all time. Masterpiece.
I’ve long found this song a very fitting and appropriate beginning to not just an album, but to an entirely new era of the band’s history-a metamorphosis, if you will. What’s more, it’s also a not so thinly veiled tribute to their fallen friend and bandmate, Ian Curtis. A true statement of perseverance if ever there was one…
A gem. I still think this is probably the best song they ever did. The way it begins slowly and transitions...the guitars and bass fusing into a distinct voice...growing more and more furious-still gets me. Intro, main body, crescendo...I've listened to this repeatedly and never tired of it.
I was trying to express what you explained very well.
The song changes from having a more Joy Division discordance to a smoother flowing drive. Amazing
I never get tired of listening to this album since I first heard back in '81.
Of all the bands/artists I love from the 80's New Order is by far the one I still listen to today. Awesome song, loved Movement.
me too
I worshipped this album when I was 13. They were my heroes.
They still are
Wow, I had no idea Peter Hook ever sang nor that Gillian Gilbert ever played guitar.
Go on Hooky.......was lucky enough to see you sing this live..back in the day....
Great song, great concert.
Nobody cares... but it's still my favorite of all.
Mine too, and Dreams Never End tattoo
Definitely one of mine and I only discovered it a few weeks ago
@@jayshreenarshi686 Personally, I think I bought the album three or four years after its release 😉
It's great seeing Hooky so young! Great performance.
And not angry. It really bothers me that Hooky, who's my favorite musician, will probably never come back to New Order. I think if Rob Gretton hadn't died in the late 90's he could have pricked some egos and helped straighten things out. If not as their manager, at least the guy that believed in Joy Division and gave them a chance.
joy division/new order in collared shirts and ties is always my favorite
Just what I needed waking up to our first day below freezing.
Just effing amazing this! This was the first video (BetaMax actually) of live performance i ever saw of NEwOrder. Was 1982 or early 1983. It blew me away. Fan now 40 yrs.
Movement is the best NO album, fight me
Agreed
Power , Corruption and Lies .
It is
where shall we meet?
@@janethperez8504 Yeah. No doubt.
It's absolutely amazing, this song brings me joy!!
Yes indeed!!
Bernard always looked as if he was playing guitar at gun point during this time
It's an incredible style/musical sensibility - that has served him well - though you must admit?
@@glenwaverley23 oh indeed
The whole show is an absolute masterpiece. Thank you New Order, thank you for such beautiful music !
Such a beautiful song!!!
40 years! Great performance from my favorite band!
Thanks for keeping the dream alive with your iconic music💖
Avec ce son je m’envole et j’oublie tout 🌹✨✨🌹…! Merciiii🤩🤩
When the guitars converge at 0:43, here comes the badass comeback of former Joy Division : « Dreams never end »
This is my favorite song of NO
I absolutely love this song, JD & New Order...awesome!
'Him screaming'?
What a treat.
_A fractured smile that soon dies._
I Watch all the shows of the NY 1981 Movement. My favourite is Procession and obviously, Dreams Never End and Everything's Gone Green.
This is the Taras Shevchenko concert. I have this on VHS somewhere..they walk.off stage while the sequencer plays their encore
hope everyone has a great weekend 😎
That drummer ….he is the rock that holds this together… where is credit when it is due????
Personally I feel that Peter Hook's bass was the real backbone. Stephen Morris was superb on drums though.
@@Mike-1000 I agree ..
@@Mike-1000 and by the way I will always agree when a fellow human is kind and articulate… the word “superb” separates one from the masses.
@@mariarl3303 Haha, thank you. Only a few days ago I was listening to some tracks from the Movement album.
@@Mike-1000 OMG, TY … cool graphics … I thought I was destined to be the 21st century Raymond Loewy .:: I was accepted into the graphics program at parsons school of design in nyc after grade 12 - parsons SD in …Greenwich village
A graphic professors pulled me aside after 6 months and pointed me to another art program…
I was told that excelled with the vision and cerebral creativity but that I lacked the fine motor skills to become a graphic designer..: m
I was also told to stay away from endeavors needing fine motor skills
Hooky to the cameraman 'I'm over here'
Прекрасно и немного грустно. Спасибо ребята.
First 48 seconds all Joy Division, then New Order takes over. Brilliant!
Forty plus years on and this still rocks 🙏🏽
Barney gave Gillian almost threatening, stern look, every time she hit a bum note or miss something. It must have been hard for her to get through the early phase of New Order.
Which I find hilarious, since Bernard isn't exactly Eddie Ban Halen. 😂
After that she goes to the keyboards😅
Peter on vocals ! 😎
God love Hook.
Still has been & always will be my fav. ❤
Um som sensacional, simplesmente uma obra prima ;)
The bassist adds gravitas to the song with gritty vocals.
One of the best songs ever made.
It's interesting to think that even on this tour they still weren't sure who Ian's replacement as vocalist would be - it could have been Hooky!
Absolutely all time!
Album opener and show opener, where they were supposed to play with Ian a year before
What an hommage to « insight » : guess your dreams always end
This is the best version of the song. Incredible music.
barney is absolutely zooted off his mind i love him LOL
Dreams do never end, starting to find there way…….
Sounds good
Me encanta esta agrupación!!!!!
The intro is very Joy Division then it transitions into a Cure style pop song. But you can tell by the end of the song there is a lot of pain and this is not the direction the band wants to go. We are fortunate the band had a lot of introspection and was willing to try new concepts.
Magic.
Love this song, and i had a big crush on Peter Hook lol...
Some fkn haunting lyrics in there - Farewell your Love, your Soul, Farewell to your Soul 😢 🎸🔥🎹🎸🔥
This performance is on one of their official release DVD's
Release more live versions of the The Him!
The early pearls!
One of the few times that bassist Peter Hook sang...he did a fabulous job too. Love Bernard Somers...but wished they had given Hooky more vocals...
Movement is the Best album of New Order
‘Yesterday I felt so old I felt like I could die..’
Yeah, I hear it..
@@ninetyminutestd This one came first
@@user-dnf83n0s8sg9u yep, I know. Back in the 80s I remember talk of inbetween days being a slight new order ripoff.
Sweet.
hooky the best!!!!
Peter Hook Rocks!
beautiful absoluetly love
Hooky true Manchester lad
Cuando no había nada en los ochentas,,las música,se hacía y se hizo,,bien
Never knew hook sang this.
I’m today years old 😂
@@brianof97same lol
Peter looks so young
Cause he was 24 in '81
The drums are the jugular lifeline here.. does any one else hear this ?
3:17 .. the lead singer was not a performer.:: but the reins handed to him when IC committed suicide.: still it seems the drummer is holding to his this together
Hooky singin is life
I love Hook and the Boys.
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Augusto, you get it! Early New Order (and there are 3 phases of that!) rules! Hard to keep it up tho'!
NEW ORDER !!
I always wonder what if Ian….
Yep. This song is pure Joy Division. We can only imagine what Ian Curtis could have done with those vocals.
You’re not alone in thinking that 🖤
Me too, huge sigh...
For the purists this is a gem.
Does this Sound like the cure or does the cure Sound like this, im confused in the timelines lol
This sounds very cure, but, Dreams never end was written in 1980, the cure began to sound like this in 1984/85. The song sounds very In Between Days
It's funny that as time marches on, many bands whose music bore no resemblance to one another at the time, in retrospect seem to share very similar techniques. It's the nature of proximity in time, and the fact that of course everyone (bands) was listening to each other, borrowing and stealing, and co-inspiring. Few years back, I noticed how similar some of the rhythmic mannerisms of DEVO and Talking Heads sounded curiously alike. At the same time, their whole musical programs couldn't have been more different.
At 46 seconds this song goes from sounding more like Joy Division (reminiscent of Shes lost control) and in to the New Order sound.
Also sounds like the Cure borrowed this for in between days.
fucking great song! Love New Order
Is a good band new wave tthat joy division
Their only New Wave song is LWTUA...
@@georgejpg Isolation exists
@@s.y4580 Ok, I can see that. But 2 new wave songs doesn't make them a new wave band.
@@georgejpg Yeah no they aren’t, I don’t even know what the original comment is saying. I’m just saying they have a few new-wave songs
I see from the comments that I am amongst my people.
NO posting videos with Hooky? Maybe ice thawing?
great song, why is this not on Substance ?
Because it was not released as a single, substance is a compilation of the bands singles and b-sides released up to that point.
@@Nick-ne4ln ty , i have more questions, how often did peter sing lead vocals, i believe Peter did lead on a version of Ceremony.
@@herchelleonwood7463Peter sings lead quite a few times live from 1980-81 before they settled on Bernard for vox. As for recordings, Hook sings lead on Joy Divisions “Interzone”, Dreams Never End, and Doubts Even Here (the latter also being on movement).
@@Nick-ne4ln ty again, i believe hooky should of been allowed to sing some songs for New Order, many groups had success with 2 lead singers,
So the full gig video (unofficially posted) got pulled for copyright since these are out? This separated video format is far less enjoyable...
Still have my Ukrainian Hall video tape somewhere. You all got a like not for me but to push the algorithm. Enjoy
You can see why NO decided to go with Bernard on the mic..... although Gillian might have been the best choice?
mate mine jibbed into this one..was in the apple with 3 openshaw lads,,,easiest freebie ever 2 new yorker students on the door and the bouncer would have been on his toes if it went off..about 20 mancunians there in tow...icj to pay is to fail
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