John Peel was an introduction to so many bands for many of us who were teens in that era. We owe him such a debt. His sessions always seemed to sound more raw and often better than the vinyl alternatives. Every time a new Peel session appeared on the radio i would be there with my finger on the Rec button, even if i didnt know the band, i knew it was going to be interesting or amazing. I discovered so many awesome bands that way. Thanks forever to John Peel and lets not forget the part John Walters played either. A fantastic radio show, a great person, never forgotten by me
The First time I heard new order was this John Peel show...Being a JD fan i was hypnotised by the depth and mood of these 4 songs... Like an exorcism of the past.
It is 2024 and this still sounds as ahead of its time as it did the first time I heard this album. (1993,I bought it in Manchester and played it in my friend's dorm in Swansea) Cool as ever.
I bought this album back in 1987 on vinyl and CD, must admit, you've got to be a proper hard-core new order fan to appreciate it! Movement & Power Corruption Lies & then some rolled into a crazy sandwich! LOVE IT👍
These raw live studio versions are so much better than the overproduced album versions. They played their hearts out for the late John Peel. Raw, Dark, and Moody…love it. I bought both 4-track John Peels on cassette in 1988 and then this 8 track CD in the early 90’s I believe. Great great album for traveling on the interstate - overnight in the middle of nowhere. Keeps you moving.
The beauty of the Peel sessions is they give another insight to incredible compositions and don't detract from either Movement and Power Corruption and Lies ,and Martin Hannett did definitely produce Bernard's voice to sound like Ian Curtis on Movement
I love this album. It may be my absolute favorite recording by New Order, which is saying a lot considering I've been a fan of their music for decades now. It serves at a fascinating time capsule of a band stepping out of the shadows of their former selves and finding new directions. The memory of Joy Division seems to be lingering in every note of the first session while in the second session new creative potentials are beginning to blossom. This is one of the many reasons I am very grateful the Peel Sessions exist.
My thoughts exactly. While I liked Ian Curtis and no disrespect….New Order is light years ahead in popularity, sound, and remixes. Bringing in the electronic synth sound and Bernie’s vocals. Almost as if Ian had to die for a greater purpose. These Peel Sessions are proof of that.
Ive been listening to this for 30 years and make sure you know that 586 was played forward, then played backwards off a reel to reel, then played forwards again for one of the sickest breaks youll ever heard. 32:20
I got so lost in this (for me) stand alone masterpiece when i was 14.....(still am with 47) but it lead my way into joy division,why i am forever thank,-and faithful.
To me….the JPS album feels just like what Movement should have been. Raw, moody and dark. Such great memories of my two separate Peel Sessions cassettes and my 1987 Honda Accord, my Panasonic tape deck stereo, and me traveling interstate at night 320 miles every several weeks back from 1988 - 1990 to go home from college. Later I bought the CD with all 8 tracks. Such a great driving album.
they dont count as stand alone albums,but for me they do.....jd's & no's both peel sessions are my most influential,inspiring and live saving music i had the luxury of coming across at a young age.hooked since then,barely had pubes and pimples and was watching the diary of adrian mole and grange hill.....oh,how innocent we were,seeking thrills and freedom but paved the way for this shithouse gangsta mentality.you can't deny the thread that lead to today!the more we shouted freedom the more we got via co-operations transfixing messages into beats which now incite for violence,drug selling (not peaceful use) and seperation of races....by shutting down one voice with incorrect history guilt and the other,free to hate all others due to acceptance of perpetual victimhood.a certain lobby laughs as we deconstruct ourselves without their hands being smudged with working class blood.we will find out who will he the fool in the end,i have hope!never bow to the most insane voices,stand firm if you have a moral and intelectual compass! best wishes to all from an irish manc stuck in germany...........-dmxi- ps:love hannett but he sadly overproduced "movement" which tends to give these sessions more credence.low-life was their second best and after substance it went downhill,imho.
@@erikkennedy Yeah, I realize that but the way it has a 2nd voice doing the higher octave just sounds wrong to my ears. I was an over-eager 21 year old aspiring musician visiting the UK when session#1 was first aired (staying in a squat, too!). I saw them live shortly thereafter (Heaven/King's X). No octaves live, btw..
as a kid growing up in NE Kansas I got to hear John Peel one of the DJs at KJHK Lawrence Kansas (KU) had a friend in England and would get cassette tapes of shows previously aired usually a month prior JP was an absolute legend and I'll never forget the AWESOMENESS of his radio show and the bands I learned about 😊
Well, copyright ensured bands like Joy Division and New Order were able to make a living from their music and keep making records. Maybe they would have been better if they were trust fund kids dinking about on their parents' money but I guess the only way we'll know is to look at the state of the current music scene.
If Joy Division is God Ian Curtis is his Christ crucified and New Order his glorious ascension. But I believe that if he were alive the New Order would reach Blue Monday, but not the 90's dance pop that turned. Almost competing with Pet Shop Boys and Duran Duran. I Love Movement, Substance Both, Closer, Still But I puke listening to Regret.
Elvis is Zeus George Harrison is Ganesh Paul McCartney is Vishnu John Lennon is definitely Shiva Ringo Star is Hanuman Jim Morrison is Buddha Kate Bush is Lakshmi hmmm... lets stop before I really upset someone
Question. I had the cassette tape for this which I found in a rarity shop in the mid-west. It only had the second half of this album; 17:13 Turn the Heater On 22:15 We All Stand 27:40 Too Late 31:20 5-8-6 After all of these years to think that I was denied! Was there a edited version?
I think you had the official tape release with the 1982 session (recently reissued on vinyl for Record Store Day!). This video just happens to have both the 1981 and 1982 sessions.
The last four songs are the 1982 Peel Session, the first release on the Strange Fruit label. The first four songs are the 1981 Peel Session also released by Strange Fruit but at a later date.
well, sweetheart if one hundred isn't enough take two sweetheart but please make wise decisions oh you sweet microdoser pay pilot I dance jet streams for noise makers like you my precious daughter said horus twelve dressed as eight unknown in a strange venture of heavens kingdoms being on the earth thus my love for she the wind of change says horus the great the father who loves her independence Astrobunny
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Start Title
00:00 Truth
04:20 Senses
08:44 I.C.B.
14:03 Dreams Never End
17:13 Turn the Heater On
22:15 We All Stand
27:40 Too Late
31:20 5-8-6
Rico Suave good work my dude
Thanks so much,mate!!!
this version of 'dreams never end´ is pure class
Such an underrated song.
as big a Fall fan i may be, my vote for best Peel sessions has to go here...
The falls second ever peel session is up there with this for sure.. If only for (put away) & (no xmas for John quays)
John Peel was an introduction to so many bands for many of us who were teens in that era. We owe him such a debt. His sessions always seemed to sound more raw and often better than the vinyl alternatives. Every time a new Peel session appeared on the radio i would be there with my finger on the Rec button, even if i didnt know the band, i knew it was going to be interesting or amazing. I discovered so many awesome bands that way. Thanks forever to John Peel and lets not forget the part John Walters played either. A fantastic radio show, a great person, never forgotten by me
I love, love, love Turn The Heater On.
Listen to the Keith Hudson original & its dub version... great stuff...
The First time I heard new order was this John Peel show...Being a JD fan i was hypnotised by the depth and mood of these 4 songs... Like an exorcism of the past.
It drones on and on... it's depressing, but it's easy listening. I prefer this to the studio recordings by far.
+M. Yass Our Heroes always performed better for JP. BTW what is your tip for '[Uplifting'[ audibles exactley?
It is 2024 and this still sounds as ahead of its time as it did the first time I heard this album. (1993,I bought it in Manchester and played it in my friend's dorm in Swansea)
Cool as ever.
I LOVE THIS SESSION WITH JOHN AND NEW ORDER!! GENIUS!!!!!!! BEEN LISTENING TO THIS FOR YEARS! THANKS JOHN YOU'RE MISSED!
I bought this album back in 1987 on vinyl and CD, must admit, you've got to be a proper hard-core new order fan to appreciate it! Movement & Power Corruption Lies & then some rolled into a crazy sandwich! LOVE IT👍
These raw live studio versions are so much better than the overproduced album versions. They played their hearts out for the late John Peel. Raw, Dark, and Moody…love it.
I bought both 4-track John Peels on cassette in 1988 and then this 8 track CD in the early 90’s I believe.
Great great album for traveling on the interstate - overnight in the middle of nowhere. Keeps you moving.
Love these JP Sessions. Turn The Heater On has been my fave since the 80s but it's ALL fantastic.
This is just luscious and beautiful, never heard it back in the day at the clubs. Thanks for posting.
“We All Stand” sounds gorgeous here. I think the piano really elevated it to another level.
It's gorgeous. I take it it's Bernard on the piano?
The beauty of the Peel sessions is they give another insight to incredible compositions and don't detract from either Movement and Power Corruption and Lies ,and Martin Hannett did definitely produce Bernard's voice to sound like Ian Curtis on Movement
I love this album. It may be my absolute favorite recording by New Order, which is saying a lot considering I've been a fan of their music for decades now. It serves at a fascinating time capsule of a band stepping out of the shadows of their former selves and finding new directions. The memory of Joy Division seems to be lingering in every note of the first session while in the second session new creative potentials are beginning to blossom. This is one of the many reasons I am very grateful the Peel Sessions exist.
Yes every track superb
Agree I sometimes try to imagine what Ian would of been singing then I think there’s no way his voice would of fit
My thoughts exactly. While I liked Ian Curtis and no disrespect….New Order is light years ahead in popularity, sound, and remixes. Bringing in the electronic synth sound and Bernie’s vocals. Almost as if Ian had to die for a greater purpose. These Peel Sessions are proof of that.
I heard these sessions before I heard the first album..and Im still addicted to them even now
Ive been listening to this for 30 years and make sure you know that 586 was played forward, then played backwards off a reel to reel, then played forwards again for one of the sickest breaks youll ever heard. 32:20
exactly!! despite this just being a little peel session it’s incredibly well produced. ahead of their time for sure.
No comments? Why!? This is glorious.
Bernard's vocals are much better here than on Movement. The band had a year to improve.
I got so lost in this (for me) stand alone masterpiece when i was 14.....(still am with 47) but it lead my way into joy division,why i am forever thank,-and faithful.
Bernard really starting to find himself by the 82 session, this and the Joy Division sessions are beautiful.
To me….the JPS album feels just like what Movement should have been. Raw, moody and dark. Such great memories of my two separate Peel Sessions cassettes and my 1987 Honda Accord, my Panasonic tape deck stereo, and me traveling interstate at night 320 miles every several weeks back from 1988 - 1990 to go home from college. Later I bought the CD with all 8 tracks. Such a great driving album.
5-8-6 and its groove :)
This 5-8-6 is LIT!
Dominic Richens Correction, it's spelled L I T
they dont count as stand alone albums,but for me they do.....jd's & no's both peel sessions are my most influential,inspiring and live saving music i had the luxury of coming across at a young age.hooked since then,barely had pubes and pimples and was watching the diary of adrian mole and grange hill.....oh,how innocent we were,seeking thrills and freedom but paved the way for this shithouse gangsta mentality.you can't deny the thread that lead to today!the more we shouted freedom the more we got via co-operations transfixing messages into beats which now incite for violence,drug selling (not peaceful use) and seperation of races....by shutting down one voice with incorrect history guilt and the other,free to hate all others due to acceptance of perpetual victimhood.a certain lobby laughs as we deconstruct ourselves without their hands being smudged with working class blood.we will find out who will he the fool in the end,i have hope!never bow to the most insane voices,stand firm if you have a moral and intelectual compass!
best wishes to all from an irish manc stuck in germany...........-dmxi-
ps:love hannett but he sadly overproduced "movement" which tends to give these sessions more credence.low-life was their second best and after substance it went downhill,imho.
I cannot stress this enough....second best album ever after joy division sessions (i see the peel sessios as stand alone albums!!!!)!
Love this slower and darker version of Truth… Ceremony and/or Procession should be on this session.
love it too.
Beautiful, thanks for the upload. Well articulated ;)
Loved this when first heard on John Peel some tracks better here than on album.
I was a bit disappointed first time hearing the version of D.N.E. on Movement; this version is Hooky singing and I'd gotten used to it...
@@Jah_Rastafari_ORIG Hook sings it on the album, too.
@@erikkennedy Yeah, I realize that but the way it has a 2nd voice doing the higher octave just sounds wrong to my ears. I was an over-eager 21 year old aspiring musician visiting the UK when session#1 was first aired (staying in a squat, too!). I saw them live shortly thereafter (Heaven/King's X). No octaves live, btw..
I am subscribed because of your amazing taste in music
Such great songs
id die for this version of icb
I wish I would have met John peel and his crew.😊 I hear Bernie clearer than ever.😊 Perfect with the bass mate.
as a kid growing up in NE Kansas I got to hear John Peel one of the DJs at KJHK Lawrence Kansas (KU) had a friend in England and would get cassette tapes of shows previously aired usually a month prior JP was an absolute legend and I'll never forget the AWESOMENESS of his radio show and the bands I learned about 😊
We All Stan
Beautiful
We all stand is my favorite song in this álbum!
Thanks cobber . Ya blood's worth bottlin'
sorry 35 years..
5-8-6 all day, baby.
Great cover of Keith Hudsons (Turn the heater on ) by the gang! 💯👌🏽
586...... man what a version !!!!
last track only - 586
Only for your description, you reserva a biliion likes. Thanks a lot for sharing this treasure!!!
*reserva = deserve. This Fucking spellcheker
NO. NW cultural heritage. Take Heed!! X
Well, copyright ensured bands like Joy Division and New Order were able to make a living from their music and keep making records. Maybe they would have been better if they were trust fund kids dinking about on their parents' money but I guess the only way we'll know is to look at the state of the current music scene.
+NormanArches State Of The Nation (1986) onward.....
+NormanArches - that is of course so very true! - and fun too :-D
Heh heh.... "Dinking".....
a bit of blasphemy:
if joy division were god then new order is jesus.
If Joy Division is God Ian Curtis is his Christ crucified and New Order his glorious ascension.
But I believe that if he were alive the New Order would reach Blue Monday, but not the 90's dance pop that turned. Almost competing with Pet Shop Boys and Duran Duran.
I Love Movement, Substance Both, Closer, Still
But I puke listening to Regret.
@@cesarsilva7883 such a wankers comment, jog on.
Elvis is Zeus
George Harrison is Ganesh
Paul McCartney is Vishnu
John Lennon is definitely Shiva
Ringo Star is Hanuman
Jim Morrison is Buddha
Kate Bush is Lakshmi
hmmm... lets stop before I really upset someone
Best NO recording!
hope somebody will put tracklist time on each songs.. thanks for the upload!
It could be You
Best recording ever....if'nt joy divisions peel sessions were in the way......
Question. I had the cassette tape for this which I found in a rarity shop in the mid-west. It only had the second half of this album;
17:13 Turn the Heater On
22:15 We All Stand
27:40 Too Late
31:20 5-8-6
After all of these years to think that I was denied! Was there a edited version?
Hi Nick. You are correct. I bought that same cassette back in the 80's. Then about a year ago, I came across this and wondered the same thing!
That peel session you have was sold separately at first. I have it on UK CD. The album here is two different peel sessions.
I think you had the official tape release with the 1982 session (recently reissued on vinyl for Record Store Day!). This video just happens to have both the 1981 and 1982 sessions.
The last four songs are the 1982 Peel Session, the first release on the Strange Fruit label. The first four songs are the 1981 Peel Session also released by Strange Fruit but at a later date.
Good to hear this again, but is the sound completely f*cked??
Anyone decipher what they saying at 30:28?
Too buried in the mix for me...
What date was this?
January 1981 and June 1982.
well, sweetheart if one hundred isn't enough take two sweetheart but please make wise decisions oh you sweet microdoser pay pilot I dance jet streams for noise makers like you my precious daughter said horus twelve dressed as eight unknown in a strange venture of heavens kingdoms being on the earth thus my love for she the wind of change says horus the great the father who loves her independence
Astrobunny
More cowbell, I gotta have more cowbell.
How can I get all of them?
what year was this?
+Charlie Wheeler First 4 were recorded in '81, 2nd set of 4 were recorded '82
Best NO album
NO should've kept this song in their roster...one of the best cover songs ever!!!