I went to London for the first time in 1985. I was 15. I visited the Virgin Mega Store in Tottenham Court Road. For me, coming from a small Italian town, it was like entering Star Trek's Enterprise. I went straight to the 12'' section and bought this record. I still have this piece of vinyl in my collection.
My goudness!! You are so lucky!!! You could experianced the 80's !!! I was born 1981,so not so quite,a bit of my older sister and aunt,at least a bit. Greetings from Luxembourg
@@Metado42069bruh you're salty. How can a song be ruined Just listen to it and don't think about it much It's good that more people are discovering new music
I first heard this song when as an 18 y.o. in late 1983 I was at a friend's party in Melbourne, Australia. I was super impressed by it then and still am. One of the greatest electronic songs of all time with smashing lyrics.
We share the same birth year. 80s were great times. Imo u had to be at least 18 by 80-85 to truly enjoy that decade’s fun, excessiveness and of course the decadence. 😆
You soooo nailed it, just like OMD, Visage, Gary Numan and Ultravox to name just a few, the age when electronica truly came into its own after the pioneering work of Kraftwerk
@Random Scottish Bloke AcKSHuALlY... Bro it was just a comment... Music didn't start with this song. Pretty sure we all know that, but my comment apparently has resonated with some people.
The Substance double CD album of remix’s is a treasured addition to my collection, try ‘1963’ I still love that track and the story/lyrics 👌🏾👌🏾 ‘Jonny, don’t point that gun at me’
@@markfriesen4032 It is hard now because I have something called crepitus on my shoulders but for some reason the pain goes away after a while of breakdancing. Either this song makes my brain release some chemicals that relieve my pain or makes me forget about it.😊
And yet apparently the word "addictive" has. Why do people insist on saying "addicting" now, instead of "addictive"? Yes, I was alive in the '80s, and yes, I have turned into a grumpy old man...
@Call Me Corn meh, the USSR fell, but I don't really think the cold war ever ended. It's still ongoing, there was just a short period of power vacuum on the east, but Putin seems to have made up for that quite a lot. NATO and the US just continued as before during that short period of 'inactivity'. Iran for instance was a big fat Russian ally and has sort of remained enemy number one during all that time. The whole middle eastern conflict has become intertwined with the cold war, due to the US and Russia picking strategic sides. Russia slapped the US out of Syria recently, for instance and has been screwing around with Ukraine because they chose to develop some love for NATO. Crimea being taken was a direct response to NATO flirting with the baltic states. End of the cold war, my butt.
7 March? That's my late friend's birthday. He loved this song too. Thank you. Hearing this song when I was a kid is probably my first musical memories of being so impressed and obsessed with a song.
I remember hearing this at a rave. I was meeting up with this girl who I had a thing for. Hearing this song while walking through the crowd with the smoke in the air and the blue and green lights pulsating around us. Great memory.
I remember, listening to this the first time on the radio. The moderator said something like "And here is the newest hot shit from New York underground clubs." That was really cool and unique.
Yes, they're certainly an awesome British band, from the electric 80's. So many awesome bands hailed from the UK, specifically in the 70's and 80's. The US also had many great bands and musical genres too.
@@thelivingcactus9348 the British invasion was in the 60s this is Manchester music from the 80s. Manchester is where all the best band are from. On the 6th day god created MANchester
Being born in 75 and growing up in the 80’s I was surrounded by all this great music and was so excited to see how music would develop in the future with advances in technology.. Yet here I am pining to be back in the 80’s with amazing music. Blue Monday, Fade to Grey , Vienna to name a few. Were did it all go so wrong?? The future is not always better is a lesson I have learnt. ❤
completely agree with you. Nothing good after the early 90's Brought up in the 80's and 90's. cant see where its all going from queuing in HMV for that single and recording top of pops, to all glued to there phone listening to complete shite. Always was one to look forward to what the future may bring, now from what I see, I'll be glad to see the back of it.
Late 90's kid here. My parents made me grow up with 70's and 80's music. I think it's the best era of music and think it's really sad that music like this isn't made anymore. The more a reason for me why the 70's and 80's classics are my favourites
Wow.... Ian... I haven't thought about him, and what happened for years, but I was a little kid then... Such dark times... But this song, yes, this song was perfect for all of us then. Thank you for remembering him.
First 12 inch record I bought in 1982. Absolute fucking bargain(in England) Lost the fucker in a house move. Cost me about £200 to replace 30 years later. God Bless TH-cam(for music, not all the other crap though.
It's 2023. I need to ask the younger listeners to understand how exceptionally ground breaking this song was in the early 80's. It was like we heard the sound of a new generation being born on the nightclub dancefloor. Nobody had heard anything like it prior. It wasn't disco but it was danceable, it wasn't fluff music but it had rythmn, it wasn't punk or heavy metal but it made an alternative lane of its own. It was a sound that was so original that no group was able to emulate it. It did open the door for OMD, Tears for fears and other electro groups of the early 80's. Most modern day electronic music can be traced back to New Order and their unique sound. I almost feel sorry for the youth of today because so far they get the same old music, just rehashed with a new face. I can't wait for this generation to feel the exhilaration of hearing something so unique and so identifiable that it becomes the sound of your generation. It's exhilarating, it's rebellious, it's a little intimidating, it challenges the old fuddy duddies and it excites you to the core. That's what blue Monday did to us. New Order are the voice of the 1980's and I still adore them to bits. I still pray that one day I can see them play live.
Thanks for the glimpse into the past on this! I was first introduced to this song as a cover by the band Orgy. Never knew the original was created ages ago.
The best comment ever. I saw them Nov 2018 São Paulo, Brazil. And they still banging, of course Bernard voice at live is not só pleaseant as one day but...he and Stephen , Gillian and the other two guys (sorry i don't remember their names) delivers a great performance. I hope see them again.
Yeah. It's a machine to make you dance or at least twitch. 1983. From the ashes of Joy Division. It's still astonishing decades on. Heard everything in Hacienda Manchester. There's nothing like this. Always pleased when someone enjoys it.
[Instrumental Intro] [Verse 1] How does it feel To treat me like you do? When you've laid your hands upon me And told me who you are? I thought I was mistaken I thought I heard your words Tell me how do I feel? Tell me now, how do I feel? Those who came before me Lived through their vocations From the past until completion They'll turn away no more And still, I find it so hard To say what I need to say But, I'm quite sure that you'll tell me Just how I should feel today [Instrumental Break] [Verse 2] I see a ship in the harbour I can and shall obey But, if it wasn't for your misfortune I'd be a heavenly person today And I thought I was mistaken And I thought I heard you speak Tell me, how do I feel? Tell me now, how should I feel? Now I stand here waiting [Verse 3] I thought I told you to leave me While I walked down to the beach Tell me how does it feel When your heart grows cold? (Grows cold, grows cold, grows cold, grows cold) [Instrumental Outro]
I’m only 21 and being brought up round my father when I was younger and listening to these type of songs that’s he played and they have stuck with me and in my opinion the songs nowadays don’t compare to these types, absolutely brilliant 👏👏
Nice your dad gave you music education as well. My fear is due too TH-cam spotify and other streaming service's . Your generation won't get what mine and plenty of other got.... The sound of a generation. If my piers hear chemical brothers or nirvana we're instantly in the same mind setting and with stream your own you won't get that bond
This blew everyone's minds back then. Still is as incredible today, and the haunting sound of that Gregorian chanting. Ah, love it ❤️😊 Who's listening in 2022? 🎧
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same age. I didn't even grow up listening to it. I found about THIS song 6-7 years ago. It and many others just erased more recent music from my mind. Poof. Was there anything relevant after the 90? I don't recall-
I'm 25. My father put me on to this when I was a lil dude. Still slapping. I'd like to see a new artist do something like this. Sadly I think those times are over. To everybody in 2022. You are a legend. Stay blessed. And make sure to tell your mother you love her.
Good comment to stir up some debate. Intro's can be so critical to how the song hits a person. Some single mixes omit the intro that may be on the album track and vice versa... Some intro's just make the song though... like 'I Ran (So Far Away)' - Flock of Seagulls (original extended album version - approx. 5:02 ) with over a minute and a half of buildup before the vocals (that may be the greatest intro!) or say 'Sweet Emotion' by Aerosmith... without the normal album intro (radio edit often chops the first 30 secs) it's just not the same. Or Big Country - 'In a Big Country' album track with big rolling drum intro (not on single edit) or even extended album intro of Level 42 - 'Something About You' which I recently discovered and it makes that song soooo much better. Ha. I'm off here discussing intro's, not necessarily the greatest one's... but Blue Monday is indeed fabulous, timeless and pure gold. Cheers.
th-cam.com/video/cHLbaOLWjpc/w-d-xo.html. Bonkers version of Blue Monday played by Orkestra Obsolete (their spelling ) . On 1930s instruments. They only really play half of it but it's how it's played...
This must have been so revolutionary hearing over the airwaves and in clubs in 1983. New Order is truly one of the greatest acts of all time, or at least one of the most innovative and groundbreaking
It's just amazing to me that this band came from the ashes of Joy Division. They set the tone for all New Wave music and the MTV generation. I was in my teens and early 20s at this time, and I remember watching MTV for hours on end. Those really WERE the days.
I turned 43 recently but still wasn't born early enough to appreciate this music at the right time. Iwish I had been born in the 60s at least. :D Something dark and sxy about this. Love it.
This song never gets old. I used to spin this at the club I worked at and it would pack the dance floor! New Order did a show in the city I live in and partnered with our radio station for a promotion and I got to meet them and had a few drinks. The good old days!
Yeah! Tradition starts now,2021. Seems like the perfect tonic for all the madness around. Have you tried the Orkestra Obsolete version too,you should?!
This is 100 percent sarcasm. The English are much better at forming bands and such. The second new wave invasion of the early 80s was magical. We gave you back Madonna and Michael Bolton. Enough said
This song makes me realize I am a very old happy man because I 1st played it on a walkman in the 80s and then a cd player in the 90s an iPod in 2010 and now in 2018 I am playing it on my smart phone. Funny how the same song can bring a smile to your face every time you listing to it ( :
This is the song that makes me feel like myself again after being at my boring office job all day, I blast it in the car on my way home from work and feel better instantly
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The 80's had a culture explosion unmatched since. You had New Wave, Pop, Hip Hop, Rock/Heavy Metal, R&B, House/Techno, and Freestyle music. Even a little Reggae all going at once. Everyone listened to everything.
This song blew my mind the first time I heard it and I was born in 96. I listened to it on repeat for days. Must’ve been really groundbreaking back in the day.
It was 1984. I was a young man going to the clubs for the first time off base, stationed at Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan! The song hooked me from jump! But, at 3:33, when the Thunder Struck, I LOST MY FREAKIN MIND!!!! Thanks for the memories New Order! 🥲
Iconic, hypnotic. Alas, the hours spent in my college and grad school days on the dance floor when this came on. Great memories! And it hasn't aged. It is still as relevant as ever. A rock masterwork!
Right there with you. 2023 on vacation in Puerto Escondido Mexico as a 50 year old and this song interrupted my night and like 1983, everyone vibed to it.
On a day like today, March 7, 1983, 41 years ago, the single with this legendary song was published, a milestone for electronic and alternative music... IMMORTAL!
The streets are deserted. The schools are closed. People are working from home or not working at all. The only feelings anyone seems to have are on either end of a spectrum from terrified to bored. Today truly is an unusually blue Monday.
-lyrics- How does it feel When you treat me like you do And you've laid your hands upon me And told me who you are? I thought I was mistaken And I thought I heard your words Tell me, how do I feel? Tell me now, how do I feel? Those who came before me Lived through their vocations From the past until completion They will turn away no more And I still find it so hard To say what I need to say But I'm quite sure that you'll tell me Just how I should feel today I see a ship in the harbor I can and shall obey But if it wasn't for your misfortunes I'd be a heavenly person today And I thought I was mistaken And I thought I heard you speak Tell me how do I feel? Tell me now, how should I feel? Now I stand here waiting I thought I told you to leave me While I walked down to the beach Tell me, how does it feel When your heart grows cold? How does it feel? How does it feel? How does it feel? And I thought I told you to leave me While I walked down to the beach Tell me, how does it feel When your heart grows cold?
♤▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎●▪︎Lyrics▪︎●▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎♤ How does it feel To treat me like you do? When you've laid your hands upon me And told me who you are I thought I was mistaken I thought I heard your words Tell me how do I feel Tell me now, how do I feel Those who came before me Lived through their vocations From the past until completion They'll turn away no more I still find it so hard To say what I need to say But I'm quite sure that you'll tell me Just how I should feel today I see a ship in the harbor I can and shall obey But if it wasn't for your misfortune I'd be a heavenly person today And I thought I was mistaken And I thought I heard you speak Tell me, how do I feel Tell me now, how should I feel Now I stand here waiting I thought I told you to leave me While I walk down to the beach Tell me how does it feel When your heart grows cold, grows cold...
The best song ever, one of my favorite songs of all time. So futuristic melody for that time, insane song. I was born in 1997, but this song is for all generations. Greetings from Bosnia 🇧🇦🇧🇦🇧🇦
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Hello future person, yes we are still listening to this in *[insert year here]* . You have great taste in music too. Have a lovely day!
Vcvcgv
Thx
I'm in year 4000 and still listening to this.
Thanks
Thanks man
I'm 71 years of age and remember doing this in the clubs...STILL love it ..
:-)
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@Big Smoke215 fr
Dang bruh 71?! 👴
You were kicking it late! I was 9 yo when it came out and I was mesmerized by the sound on the radio.
Im 55 just can't still groove on that toone...yeah
I went to London for the first time in 1985. I was 15. I visited the Virgin Mega Store in Tottenham Court Road. For me, coming from a small Italian town, it was like entering Star Trek's Enterprise. I went straight to the 12'' section and bought this record. I still have this piece of vinyl in my collection.
Awesome
Da che città vieni?
Love anecdotes like this.
My goudness!! You are so lucky!!!
You could experianced the 80's !!!
I was born 1981,so not so quite,a bit of my older sister and aunt,at least a bit.
Greetings from Luxembourg
Brilliant
A message to the future generations. Don't let this song die. Timeless track
tiktok just ruined this song and i bet you came from the trend
@@Metado42069boomer ass comment
@@Metado42069Exactly what I was thinking. Tiktok has made this song extremely irritating
@@Metado42069bruh you're salty.
How can a song be ruined
Just listen to it and don't think about it much
It's good that more people are discovering new music
@@4kach24 ur mom
This type of music was really so ahead of its time. Incredible.
Como vc é linda.....
Myself and the entire team (New Order) appreciate you for your kind words, please keep support our music thanks 💕💕💕😘😘
@@philcunningham1373 lmao what you tryna do
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Whats the name of that genere???? Punk? what type of punk?
I first heard this song when as an 18 y.o. in late 1983 I was at a friend's party in Melbourne, Australia. I was super impressed by it then and still am. One of the greatest electronic songs of all time with smashing lyrics.
Fuck yes I was 15 in melbourne great days
OK my mate I'm so glad u have enjoyed my dwn loads from Mike ant coote of brid East Yorkshire thank you respect xxx
You’re the same age as my dad, 1965?
Born in -67 myself and still LOVE this song.
We share the same birth year.
80s were great times.
Imo u had to be at least 18 by 80-85 to truly enjoy that decade’s fun, excessiveness and of course the decadence. 😆
This song is responsible for all of our addiction to the 80's synth.
another great one by them is a hidden gem, called Shell shock,
-chough- Kraftwerk -chough-
You soooo nailed it, just like OMD, Visage, Gary Numan and Ultravox to name just a few, the age when electronica truly came into its own after the pioneering work of Kraftwerk
@Random Scottish Bloke AcKSHuALlY... Bro it was just a comment... Music didn't start with this song. Pretty sure we all know that, but my comment apparently has resonated with some people.
The Substance double CD album of remix’s is a treasured addition to my collection, try ‘1963’ I still love that track and the story/lyrics 👌🏾👌🏾 ‘Jonny, don’t point that gun at me’
Keep the 80s alive with this masterpiece! Rocking out in July 2024 💃🕺
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Nov 13th 11pm kitchen boogie 🎶😎🎶
The real 1st dance track, 4 a lifetime!!!!❤❤❤❤
Best part @1:32
Bada-bada-ba, Ba
Bada-bada-ba
Bada-Bada-bap
Bada-bada-ba
**Bmm-chh-tss**
AAAAhhhhhhhh 🙏
@MUFC2 i hate soccer and you cant stop me
@MUFC2
What a random ass fact, that has nothing to do with the topic at hand. Lol
Thank you SOOOO much for sharing. 😆
Lol!!!!
Très intelligent !bof ...
Goofy ass 🤣🤣🤣 my fav part too tho
I used to exercise and break dance with this song in the 80's.
Now at 60 years old, my feet and hands still remember the moves.
Looks like we have a dance lord here ;-)
@@markfriesen4032 It is hard now because I have something called crepitus on my shoulders but for some reason the pain goes away after a while of breakdancing. Either this song makes my brain release some chemicals that relieve my pain or makes me forget about it.😊
@@andreucho7289 probably the second
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@@markfriesen4032 11s11 1a11aa111111 ++++++asa2
this iconic song is exactly 40 years old to the day. Happy Birthday and still banging 🎉
He's a pisces ❤
Banging like a true 40 old should
I wonder how this would sound with Ian on vocals
I'm 40 this year too🎉😁😁😁
Me to. 50 and still banging...hop hop hop hop
Klassiker, zeitlos mega!!!!! Hab damit damals mit 14 die Disco im Ferienlager eröffnet. Heute bin ich 52 und liebs immernoch. ❤
common sense always prevails 😊
The rhythm and rift is addicting and the song has never aged.
And yet apparently the word "addictive" has. Why do people insist on saying "addicting" now, instead of "addictive"? Yes, I was alive in the '80s, and yes, I have turned into a grumpy old man...
@Three Brooklyn Cats i hate 'most' people, im older also
@@omp199 it’s an Americanism, apparently they don’t know the difference between an adjective and a verb. 😉
The song has aged but at the same time it sounds great
Has aged well, like red wine
That rythm was, still is and forever will be purely hypnotic.
Exactly how Satan likes it
ive literally been listening to this song on repeat for 2 hours. its so good
Its Oberheim rythm machine
@@mandycote5662 wdym by that
But not like Joy Division
It's crazy how this song still holds up so well all these years later.
it is called a classic one
MODERN MUSIC IS THAT BAD THAT LIKELY THIS STILL BE GETTING 100 YEARS FROM NOW
Flunk does a pretty good cover of this
@@williamblack9947 on target ..🎯
@KyleR th-cam.com/video/hJMX5ruout8/w-d-xo.html
I was and still am a metal head from back then. I secretly enjoyed this tune. Danced in the clubs even though my buddies laughed. Great tune.
Metal heads are emotionally stunted.
Even after 30+ years, 80's music still sounds like future.
This song 40 years
this means no future. Or it's crap...
what means its 30+ right ?@@marcosruiz1709
Yeah they do
it's sad because it shows there was no progress in electronic music (apart from psy, techno)
I listened to this during the actual Cold War.
Flex
@@aimanhaikalthemalaysian7089 stright up too swole to control
Bro is flexing hard on us
I laughed so hard, i was born in 1983 😂
@Call Me Corn meh, the USSR fell, but I don't really think the cold war ever ended. It's still ongoing, there was just a short period of power vacuum on the east, but Putin seems to have made up for that quite a lot. NATO and the US just continued as before during that short period of 'inactivity'.
Iran for instance was a big fat Russian ally and has sort of remained enemy number one during all that time. The whole middle eastern conflict has become intertwined with the cold war, due to the US and Russia picking strategic sides. Russia slapped the US out of Syria recently, for instance and has been screwing around with Ukraine because they chose to develop some love for NATO. Crimea being taken was a direct response to NATO flirting with the baltic states. End of the cold war, my butt.
Most futuristic song ever made in 80s
yea
No, look up for Love Missile F-11 by Sigue Sigue Sputnik (1986)
no, laser laser 1981 is good and futuristic
Nah, By your comment i can assume that it is the first time you listen to this kind of music.
alphaville forever young
I grew up in the 1970's but never liked the music as a kid. Once the 80's hit....WOW! Best decade in my life for music.
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👄 I'll put up with her and look for someone else in other words I should be dead and living in hope doesn't work everyone
you have bad taste in music
F..k yeah I agree totally
People in 1980: This makes me want to be in the 2020’s
People in 2020: This makes me want to go back to the 80’s
*B O R N I N T H E W R O N G G E N E R A T I O N*
this comment will age well after WW1984 comes out ;)
Soz, contrived comment didn’t really work! Next time try, Whose listening to this in 2020?
And Above and Beyond just released their remix of this song in 2020.
Or play Mass Effect haha
A really great song to dance to in the clubs in the 1980s, I was there.
I was in high school - reminds me of clubs, driving with the windows down, and going to the beach with my friends
Me too, wasn't it a fantastic time
@@bpattique8753 yes, for many, many reasons!
Yes it was...1987.
you guys are very lucky.
In 80's it was a futuristic song
In 2020, it is still a futuristic song
xx Maverick xx 80s music are more futuristic than music today
@@esqinanda As a 90's baby I have to agree.
The invention of dance music..
I’m born in 2001 and I am in love with this song for over 4 years now.
This will still be played in 2300, if civilisation still exists.
1983, just finished high school and was rockin to Blue Monday . 41 years later still rockin, and I still love the cure .
I was a teenager when I heard this song for the first time and today I'm 54 and I still listen to this song
I'm only a couple of years younger than you. It was released days after my tenth birthday.
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I saw them in the state rooms , im now 68 and still listen to this. It was used in the dance scene in ready player one. One of the great tracks❤
Best times
You and this song is the definition of longevity. I am 17 and i am listening to this song too.
Released March '07, 1983. Almost 40 years later this tune is played in every club, party, place when you want to dance. It's a classic.
7 March? That's my late friend's birthday. He loved this song too. Thank you.
Hearing this song when I was a kid is probably my first musical memories of being so impressed and obsessed with a song.
March 7th is my birhday 🥳 Loved this song then and now..would have been my 10th bday when this was released..
March 7th is my birthday haha! Me and this song must have the same vibe
Menee mielialjon mukaan
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Today is the day.
In a 1,000 years this will still be good.
Yes
i bet they find the vynil record and tell its older than the pyramids.
Wahnsinn! War 'ne super Zeit!!
in 1,000 years we won’t be alive
@@spacepaul4678 r/woosh
This is the original version. Glad to hear it again. I miss the 80s.
@Blahblahblehblhahyou wouldn’t understand
@@neonemptiness8152 for starters people from the 80's spoke properly..............unalivemyself ?
Me too, and I was born in 1992.
From someone born late 80's, I can understand. I'm re-learning my "decade" 30yr after the fact
80s = diverse, new genre, multi national bands, endless hits....."artist " still sample the 80s to this day... I MISS THE 80s
*_the old is now, future man_*
@unknown channel His i hasnt point
@unknown channel lmao what?
@F.B.I How's the CIA doing?
Hey give me back my money ahole
So this is that government brainwashing I've heard so much about
I remember hearing this at a rave. I was meeting up with this girl who I had a thing for. Hearing this song while walking through the crowd with the smoke in the air and the blue and green lights pulsating around us. Great memory.
Did u bag the beanie tho
answer the question Tony😂😂❤❤
@@steveirons1439 Forget'bout'it
@@tonysoprano4587 in other words, no you did not bag the beanie.
@@katsullivan7274 He never had the makings of a varsity beanie bagger.
I remember, listening to this the first time on the radio. The moderator said something like "And here is the newest hot shit from New York underground clubs." That was really cool and unique.
Yes, they're certainly an awesome British band, from the electric 80's. So many awesome bands hailed from the UK, specifically in the 70's and 80's. The US also had many great bands and musical genres too.
@@INTUITIVENORSK2303 Wasn’t the whole thing called “The British Invasion” due to how many British bands were popular at the time?
@@thelivingcactus9348 the British invasion was in the 60s this is Manchester music from the 80s. Manchester is where all the best band are from. On the 6th day god created MANchester
New York? 🤔
@@SteveRayDarrell I think so (for whatever reason). But, of course, my memory could be wrong.
Being born in 75 and growing up in the 80’s I was surrounded by all this great music and was so excited to see how music would develop in the future with advances in technology.. Yet here I am pining to be back in the 80’s with amazing music. Blue Monday, Fade to Grey , Vienna to name a few. Were did it all go so wrong?? The future is not always better is a lesson I have learnt. ❤
this was 4 minutes ago
completely agree with you. Nothing good after the early 90's Brought up in the 80's and 90's. cant see where its all going from queuing in HMV for that single and recording top of pops, to all glued to there phone listening to complete shite. Always was one to look forward to what the future may bring, now from what I see, I'll be glad to see the back of it.
Yippee ❤
Late 90's kid here. My parents made me grow up with 70's and 80's music. I think it's the best era of music and think it's really sad that music like this isn't made anymore. The more a reason for me why the 70's and 80's classics are my favourites
Population atrophy seems a real phenomenon.
This is my favorite song of all time. I’m 57 years old.. it will get me up and dancing anytime and anywhere!!!!🖤🖤🖤
Eye heard these Cats murdered Ian Curtis.....so Eye hate them!
We were all still grieving for Ian. Then this, with so much raw anger, poignancy, sadness and love. Thank you guys. It's a perfect tribute.
Wow.... Ian... I haven't thought about him, and what happened for years, but I was a little kid then... Such dark times... But this song, yes, this song was perfect for all of us then. Thank you for remembering him.
Que dieu bénisse la musique britannique vous me faites rêver et voyager quand je vous écoute from Morocco
@@_biggaz Thanks
I'm 48 years old, drunk AF, smoking a cigar on the back porch rocking this tune...
Deserves way more upvotes.
Living the fuckin life 👍
I turn 48 next week, I'll copy that 😄🤙
First 12 inch record I bought in 1982. Absolute fucking bargain(in England) Lost the fucker in a house move. Cost me about £200 to replace 30 years later. God Bless TH-cam(for music, not all the other crap though.
@@derekortiz3663 I'm 49 same era, i'm with you in spirit
Hello! 2024 April... The time goes by.... I listened to it when I was 15... Today I'm 52... ❤
Baya olmuş 😅
Same..
55 and still alive. New Order 💯
51 here
Also 52 😕
It's 2023. I need to ask the younger listeners to understand how exceptionally ground breaking this song was in the early 80's. It was like we heard the sound of a new generation being born on the nightclub dancefloor. Nobody had heard anything like it prior. It wasn't disco but it was danceable, it wasn't fluff music but it had rythmn, it wasn't punk or heavy metal but it made an alternative lane of its own. It was a sound that was so original that no group was able to emulate it. It did open the door for OMD, Tears for fears and other electro groups of the early 80's.
Most modern day electronic music can be traced back to New Order and their unique sound. I almost feel sorry for the youth of today because so far they get the same old music, just rehashed with a new face. I can't wait for this generation to feel the exhilaration of hearing something so unique and so identifiable that it becomes the sound of your generation. It's exhilarating, it's rebellious, it's a little intimidating, it challenges the old fuddy duddies and it excites you to the core. That's what blue Monday did to us. New Order are the voice of the 1980's and I still adore them to bits. I still pray that one day I can see them play live.
Spot on!
Thanks for the glimpse into the past on this! I was first introduced to this song as a cover by the band Orgy. Never knew the original was created ages ago.
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Some context to add to your excellent comment
As a 2000s kid i love that masterpiece
The best comment ever. I saw them Nov 2018 São Paulo, Brazil. And they still banging, of course Bernard voice at live is not só pleaseant as one day but...he and Stephen , Gillian and the other two guys (sorry i don't remember their names) delivers a great performance. I hope see them again.
Even in 2019, the 80s STILL sound like the future
💞😍
Maybe we are not in the "future" yet
sel ca now im having existential crisis
That’s why I hope the 2020s music kinda turns into this kinda thing, a resurgence of futuristic 80s
The Future is Now.
This has to be in the top ten all time tracks. The arrangement in this is something else!
such a flawless song
Yeah. It's a machine to make you dance or at least twitch.
1983. From the ashes of Joy Division. It's still astonishing decades on. Heard everything in Hacienda Manchester. There's nothing like this. Always pleased when someone enjoys it.
not even top20 on playboi cartis discography
Nice been there. Epic. Shame we have to get old eh?
The arrangement is taken from "Dirty talk" by Klein + MBO. And there are several others influences. Still a great song.
The greatest band ever to come out of Madchester ...I'm 68 and still listening to this fantastic band now and forever. God bless you 😊
When the best part starts - 0:00
Gay
@@juqueryi3063 yes, what r u gonna do about it
@@YAPELLA This is the only correct response lmao
ends at 7:26
@@juqueryi3063 Yes. Very happy indeed.
[Instrumental Intro]
[Verse 1]
How does it feel
To treat me like you do?
When you've laid your hands upon me
And told me who you are?
I thought I was mistaken
I thought I heard your words
Tell me how do I feel?
Tell me now, how do I feel?
Those who came before me
Lived through their vocations
From the past until completion
They'll turn away no more
And still, I find it so hard
To say what I need to say
But, I'm quite sure that you'll tell me
Just how I should feel today
[Instrumental Break]
[Verse 2]
I see a ship in the harbour
I can and shall obey
But, if it wasn't for your misfortune
I'd be a heavenly person today
And I thought I was mistaken
And I thought I heard you speak
Tell me, how do I feel?
Tell me now, how should I feel?
Now I stand here waiting
[Verse 3]
I thought I told you to leave me
While I walked down to the beach
Tell me how does it feel
When your heart grows cold?
(Grows cold, grows cold, grows cold, grows cold)
[Instrumental Outro]
Thank you.
Well done 👏
I keep coming back to this song. It's an absolute masterpiece. On so many levels.
色あせない名曲、最高です、！
Oh, it definitely is!
I’m only 21 and being brought up round my father when I was younger and listening to these type of songs that’s he played and they have stuck with me and in my opinion the songs nowadays don’t compare to these types, absolutely brilliant 👏👏
Nice your dad gave you music education as well. My fear is due too TH-cam spotify and other streaming service's . Your generation won't get what mine and plenty of other got.... The sound of a generation. If my piers hear chemical brothers or nirvana we're instantly in the same mind setting and with stream your own you won't get that bond
My dad played this for me and my brother a long time ago and then I just totally forgot about it 😂😭
I am introducing my teenagers to this genre too. It’s the best!
This blew everyone's minds back then. Still is as incredible today, and the haunting sound of that Gregorian chanting. Ah, love it ❤️😊
Who's listening in 2022? 🎧
👍🏻
I'm here
Я
👌🫡
Touch my monkey.
1:35 You dont understand the absolute illusionary take over my brain experienced when I first heard this as a kid in the early 90s. Thanks mom
❤️
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Trust me .it's still good as a 50 year old
@@tonyajordan2702 wow if you're 50 and thats you in your profile picture then you look fantastic !! not a day over 30
Now can you imagine when we heard this and danced it on 1983 in a club?
I’m 60 and used to play this song on my cassette tape in loop❤
im 22, looping this while i train, i guess some stuff doesnt change at all
@@veryrarechaddoomer32 I'm sitting down and dancing like never before , lololol
@@wmpetroff2307 imagine the old rave clubs when this banger comes out lol
@@veryrarechaddoomer32 first hand!
@@wmpetroff2307 have you ever been there
This song will never get old.
Ever.
It's just too awesome
so true!!
Lego movie reference?
never
I thought this was a new song until I TH-cam blue Monday about the actual day
Especially with the edits people are making now on days with this song on social media
Ahhhhh you can just FEEL the Cold War era vibes of this song, gives you chills
It's Tuesday in nz...
love it... xD
@@kosh9639 you don't know anything I don't 🐦
@@noisepollution6761??? Wtf are you on about? You must be special in the head
Truly
blue monday is more 80s than the 80s was ever 80s
the 80s was 80s a 80s great 80s time 80s.
80s Manchester
@MUFC Soccer blows
@MUFC soccer is gay. Hey look guys i kicked a ball into a net now cheer
yes
Stephen Morris is a fantastic drummer who hasn't gotten the recognition he deserves!
I agree, but he is not playing here. It’s a drum machine.
That's true.
This song makes me feel like riding a lightningbolt with a lasso
Ah yes ,worndr weemen
Makes me feel like infiltrating a Russian attempt to infiltrate western democracy
@@sebastien1245 Wonder Woman 84 trailer, WW swings between lightning bolts in sky with her lasso.
This makes me what to Infiltrate the CIA
@@rams_r_champs idk man feels like im shooting at people and the time and place change every 20 seconds.
This song Is full of memories....
Now I am 56, and when I am hearing this, I am back to the best time of my life.
Im 132 years old now and still listening to that
I am 59. And you are right. This was the best Time of my Live too.
40 years after, still fresh and mind blowing.
I'm only 34 years old, and the 80s music is way better than today's music. I grew up listening to the 80s music
same age. I didn't even grow up listening to it. I found about THIS song 6-7 years ago. It and many others just erased more recent music from my mind. Poof. Was there anything relevant after the 90? I don't recall-
Moi 61 Ans est j'ai très bien connu ces années de bonheur 👍👍
I'm 25. My father put me on to this when I was a lil dude. Still slapping. I'd like to see a new artist do something like this. Sadly I think those times are over. To everybody in 2022. You are a legend. Stay blessed. And make sure to tell your mother you love her.
dont have one
Look up. Yungblud. The funeral. New stuff
Crystal method is pretty close
Shout out to that ☺️🌹
You should check out come back down by Trevor something, I think you might really like it
I was born in 2001, love old music that’s all l listen to as kid, my parents would play this music on tape and vinyl around the house
My god, you made me feel ancient (born '84). Your parents are awesome and so are you.
and there was me thinking i was the only one
I was born in 2003 - love this music!
I was born in 2007 and same
I know so very few people like this
i was born in 2001 too! ~
The best intro in the history of music, whatever your style of music. This song is pure gold.
Maybe not the best intro of all time, but I agree that this song's legendary.
Haven’t you listened to intros like “where the streets have no name”, “enjoy the silence”?
Good comment to stir up some debate. Intro's can be so critical to how the song hits a person. Some single mixes omit the intro that may be on the album track and vice versa... Some intro's just make the song though... like 'I Ran (So Far Away)' - Flock of Seagulls (original extended album version - approx. 5:02 ) with over a minute and a half of buildup before the vocals (that may be the greatest intro!) or say 'Sweet Emotion' by Aerosmith... without the normal album intro (radio edit often chops the first 30 secs) it's just not the same. Or Big Country - 'In a Big Country' album track with big rolling drum intro (not on single edit) or even extended album intro of Level 42 - 'Something About You' which I recently discovered and it makes that song soooo much better. Ha. I'm off here discussing intro's, not necessarily the greatest one's... but Blue Monday is indeed fabulous, timeless and pure gold. Cheers.
th-cam.com/video/cHLbaOLWjpc/w-d-xo.html. Bonkers version of Blue Monday played by Orkestra Obsolete (their spelling ) . On 1930s instruments. They only really play half of it but it's how it's played...
Straight on this is gonna be my intro for any vid I make
1983 banger still better then the shite today in 2024
👀
👄 full stop
Oh God😮. Hell yeah.😢
Still a Metalhead that says THANK YOU, MUSIC GODS! Thank you for no more recorded disco & the trend!
This must have been so revolutionary hearing over the airwaves and in clubs in 1983. New Order is truly one of the greatest acts of all time, or at least one of the most innovative and groundbreaking
In East of Europe, was a masive hit, at least two years, ('83-'84), like a disco anthem. Hard to find a better track.
Post-disco in 83-84
It's just amazing to me that this band came from the ashes of Joy Division. They set the tone for all New Wave music and the MTV generation. I was in my teens and early 20s at this time, and I remember watching MTV for hours on end. Those really WERE the days.
Joy Division. The lead singer Ian Curtis ended his life.
Do you mean Joy Division?
@@whyisblue923taken yes, corrected now
Yes they were!
I didn't know this band was created from joy division 😳 learn something new every day, ( you can hear similarities between the 2 i thinks 🤔)
I was born about 3 weeks before this song was released and it was so ahead of it's time IMO. When the synths come in, it's like pure heaven.
Imagine.. They were Joy Division just less than 20yrs before. ❤
@@amandabowman8859 Less than 2.
Someone's in the comments saying it was stolen from black people so have fun with that everyone!
I turned 43 recently but still wasn't born early enough to appreciate this music at the right time. Iwish I had been born in the 60s at least. :D Something dark and sxy about this. Love it.
60’s would’ve been a good life. I’m 1982. I can definitely say now the boomers hit the honey spot.
Gen X here, born in 66 and confirm that being a teenager/twenties in the 80s was amazing!
Fact of the Day: When a Film or Game is set in the 1980's They Play "Blue Monday" in their Games or Trailers
Your that that same dude i found in the cod cold war trailer with the same comment
yep wonder women and cod
Macedthur Could also be great for Cyberpunk
Call of duty Cold War is set in the 60s tho
@@DomCurtis2023 80s, not 60s
This is the ultimate synth song. I love how it’s a blend of classic and modern, even though it was made years ago.
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@@bombonleal5520 ❤️❤️
It's a song without a date. It could have been released in 1993, 2003 or 2013 and still sounded contemporary.
Director: "My new movie is set in the 80's"
Guy Who Edits Trailers: "I got you covered..."
Wonder Woman 1984 rlly said this 😂
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Ian Curtis in his grave looking how his bandmates had more succes after he passed away like: [...]
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call of duty and wonderwoman
Hello future person, yes we are still listening to this in 2024 You have great taste in music too. Have a lovely day!
How has a parody of a bot comment become a bot comment 😭😭😭
Future person says maybe the kids'll like it 🏃♂️
Me 🙋♀️☺❤
Are you ok with that?
This exact comment from 3 years ago already has 25K likes. Are you that desperate for likes/validation? 🤔
This the type of song that makes you drive normal at night in gta
It was in Vice City Stories after all
True lol
LOMA
I feel you 100 percent
@@chasinglight9928 Up until one of those gang members attacks you out of nowhere for taking over their business in VCS
80's music summed up! And still kicking it in 2021. God I loved the 80's
Just the best
This song never gets old. I used to spin this at the club I worked at and it would pack the dance floor! New Order did a show in the city I live in and partnered with our radio station for a promotion and I got to meet them and had a few drinks. The good old days!
Thank You for much
What a f.....g music ! 60 years old and still rocking on it ! ....All my youth !! 🤩🤩
Who else made a tradition out of listening to this on Blue Monday?
Yeah!
Tradition starts now,2021.
Seems like the perfect tonic for all the madness around. Have you tried the Orkestra Obsolete version too,you should?!
lol this was funny to read, made my day! a bit of dancing why not!!!
Yeah, this and Fats Domino! :-D
*waves* 🖐️
Absolutely! Would be fun to see yearly stats of this video
This song its like Wonder woman Take a Coffee with Ronald Reagan And Woods.
Yes
Perfect
While playing Forza horizon
This is 100 percent sarcasm. The English are much better at forming bands and such. The second new wave invasion of the early 80s was magical. We gave you back Madonna and Michael Bolton. Enough said
is this just an alzheimer's reagan joke or?
This song makes me realize I am a very old happy man because I 1st played it on a walkman in the 80s and then a cd player in the 90s an iPod in 2010 and now in 2018 I am playing it on my smart phone. Funny how the same song can bring a smile to your face every time you listing to it ( :
Smooth Running soon you'll be listing to it on something none of us could have imagined possible in 2025
Right behind you! This happy old lady followed the same path as you & loved every step of the way!
I bet it sounded better on your 1st walkman
this is so great!!!!
Smooth Running which one had the best sound quality ?
41. Didn't think I'd make it this far. Happy birthday to me.
Happy belated. =)
Happy birthday!'
Glad you made it this far, belated happy birthday wishes. BTW, keep going -- I'm 75 and not slowing down yet.
It hasn't been easy@@sparklybritches5322, but i'm still here.
Couple months off but happy birthday brother ❤
PlayStation showcase 2021, this piece is timeless!
Ready Player One
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This is the song that makes me feel like myself again after being at my boring office job all day, I blast it in the car on my way home from work and feel better instantly
This is a genius song but given what you said, screams for Martha and the Muffins -Echo Beach-the lyrics are yours!!!
Even more satisfying when you’re at the red light blasting this AND singing along, and the people next to you look at you crazy but we don’t care!
That feels STRAIGHT out of a movie. Then I can assume hijinks ensue and you get some kind of power..
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The 80's had a culture explosion unmatched since. You had New Wave, Pop, Hip Hop, Rock/Heavy Metal, R&B, House/Techno, and Freestyle music. Even a little Reggae all going at once. Everyone listened to everything.
Plus dream-pop, shoegaze, Paisley Underground (which later gave birth to Mazzy Star), ska & goth music.
Synthpop
80's college radio was the only place where you could hear it all mixed together.
This song blew my mind the first time I heard it and I was born in 96. I listened to it on repeat for days. Must’ve been really groundbreaking back in the day.
It was 1984. I was a young man going to the clubs for the first time off base, stationed at
Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan! The song hooked me from jump! But, at 3:33, when
the Thunder Struck, I LOST MY FREAKIN MIND!!!! Thanks for the memories New Order! 🥲
My dad was also stationed at Okinawa, Japan in 84!
@@watcher5295 , cool! What was his job?
@@SonofDavid0814 pilot
Thepride¡¡¡¡ you are a Legend 👏👏👏👏👏
Wow you had Kadena!? Did you ever get to visit that one gate with all the ghosts?
Iconic, hypnotic. Alas, the hours spent in my college and grad school days on the dance floor when this came on. Great memories! And it hasn't aged. It is still as relevant as ever. A rock masterwork!
Bless You for Saying This...This music Speaks to us. And a great Dance track. Daunting yet Helpful lyrics.....😎🔥✌👽
Right there with you. 2023 on vacation in Puerto Escondido Mexico as a 50 year old and this song interrupted my night and like 1983, everyone vibed to it.
Great? Yes. Rock? No.
Type of song I want playing while I walk into a nightclub
Shit film called “the business” awesome soundtrack though
Type of song I love while playing tennis
in the movie ready player one, the main character walks into a nightclub with this playing. it’s such a cool scene.
On the wedding singer and ready player one the night club had this song on it’s sick
Exactly
On a day like today, March 7, 1983, 41 years ago, the single with this legendary song was published, a milestone for electronic and alternative music... IMMORTAL!
Great music never gets old.
The streets are deserted. The schools are closed. People are working from home or not working at all. The only feelings anyone seems to have are on either end of a spectrum from terrified to bored.
Today truly is an unusually blue Monday.
Very true
Yes, yes it is
GOD DAAAAMN
How is it sad bro, I can sleep, I can play games, I can do whatever the fuck I want
Simmm
I'm from Sparta. I remember we used to dance this song in the carnea festival. I still love it today. No prisoners no mercy!
😂
Carai kkkkk
K
It's a time machine which takes you back to the 80s...simply immortal..
I was there and lived it, so groundbreaking especially when heard in a club.
6400
Heard it on a car commercial
....while very high on coke
you’re so lucky
@@f4iryhaz3 yes I guess we were, every week a new hit.
Year 2050: I need a song from the future..
Blue Monday: I got you covered
Year 2738... ditto
@@thevintageenglishman ⛔🚷↔🚹🚹🚺⛔🚹➡🚼🚾
-lyrics-
How does it feel
When you treat me like you do
And you've laid your hands upon me
And told me who you are?
I thought I was mistaken
And I thought I heard your words
Tell me, how do I feel?
Tell me now, how do I feel?
Those who came before me
Lived through their vocations
From the past until completion
They will turn away no more
And I still find it so hard
To say what I need to say
But I'm quite sure that you'll tell me
Just how I should feel today
I see a ship in the harbor
I can and shall obey
But if it wasn't for your misfortunes
I'd be a heavenly person today
And I thought I was mistaken
And I thought I heard you speak
Tell me how do I feel?
Tell me now, how should I feel?
Now I stand here waiting
I thought I told you to leave me
While I walked down to the beach
Tell me, how does it feel
When your heart grows cold?
How does it feel?
How does it feel?
How does it feel?
And I thought I told you to leave me
While I walked down to the beach
Tell me, how does it feel
When your heart grows cold?
Full respect 👌
Thanks
This song has lyrics!!!
@Habazlam Bazaza the 2nd it's about domastic abuse if you didn't catch that
Translation: I spoiled the entire song
Я слушаю эту песню в 2024, я восхищён, ни одна современная композиция не может вызвать столько мурашек как этот шедевр
There are a few songs that I can play over and over again. This is one of them.
+Mitcy Dupres and that deserves an ikr. Ikr?
GR33N ikr
Mitcy Dupres ikr confirmed!
I srsly like dis doe,not only cuz it has been on ddr...maybe :P
+Mitcy Dupres I CAN'T QUIT THIS SOUND
+Mitcy Dupres So True!
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How does it feel
To treat me like you do?
When you've laid your hands upon me
And told me who you are
I thought I was mistaken
I thought I heard your words
Tell me how do I feel
Tell me now, how do I feel
Those who came before me
Lived through their vocations
From the past until completion
They'll turn away no more
I still find it so hard
To say what I need to say
But I'm quite sure that you'll tell me
Just how I should feel today
I see a ship in the harbor
I can and shall obey
But if it wasn't for your misfortune
I'd be a heavenly person today
And I thought I was mistaken
And I thought I heard you speak
Tell me, how do I feel
Tell me now, how should I feel
Now I stand here waiting
I thought I told you to leave me
While I walk down to the beach
Tell me how does it feel
When your heart grows cold, grows cold...
Thank you. Love this song!
❤
Thank you so much you God beloved one🙏
Thank u for the lyrics. I was searching to this... Sorry, my english is no good, I guess 😂 I love this song❤
Man, 1983 was really quite the year for good music.
Agreed! One of my fav albums ever: Talking Heads - Speaking in Tongues came out that year
The entire decade was brilliant. It isn't referred to by many as the best decade for music in history without a reason.....
i agree @davetate1155 . i was in my early teens and i was so into mod loolk and this music brings back so much good memories .
Ich war am rätseln ob ich 16 oder 17 Jahre alt war als der Song in die Discotheken kam, aber jetzt ist es klar, ich war 17. Gute Zeit und Super Musik
One of the greatest electronic arrangements ever created
The best song ever, one of my favorite songs of all time. So futuristic melody for that time, insane song. I was born in 1997, but this song is for all generations. Greetings from Bosnia 🇧🇦🇧🇦🇧🇦
Greetings back to you! 🇧🇦
Greetings back to you
@@jecaable hvala, pozdrav za tebe također 🖐😁
@@Dzanarika1 thanks man 😁
I am 30 and love all the classics. Cant beat this vibration.
30 is not that old anymore ;( you were literally born in 1991 😔
Or 1990, same thing. I mean, it's not that long ago
I'm 23 and i love old music 🔥
I am 48, listen to past and present to form an opinion 😊
I’m half your age and this song is still a vibe. I wish there were more modern songs like this
What a banger in 1983,,i was 17🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌still love it❤
This is music that we danced during "Strasbourg's dancing plague" back in 1518. How time flies.
Ah yes, 1518 was a diffrent time.
samonella boys roll out
@@rezixful fucking love sam o'nella
I thought it was the Safety dance :D LMAO
Mass hysteria 😊