New Order never gets old. My 21 year old daughter asked me what I used to listen to at her age. I sent her a few links to New Order, Depeche Mode, The Smiths, etc. I was pleasantly surprised to hear her Spotify filled up w/almost all their songs. RIP Ian.
This is brilliant. I don't have kids, but I have three nieces and much to the chagrin of my brother's wife, i offer them music they would neve hear otherwise. Thank you for your comment!
Good to hear. This song is ART. Pure. Inspirational. Free. Oh, you've got green eyes, oh, you've got grey eyes, Oh, you've got blue eyes. Christ, I haven't felt that good since Archie Gemmill scored against Holland in 1978.
Your bowels release and you poop in your pants? This is a great song but I wouldn't be listening to it unless I was on the toilet if that happened to me.
I’m 30 years old, East African Somali British and this is what my mum always played growing up. This, joy division, the smiths, Queen. Music knows no colour or creed. This song feels like home to me ❤️
@@amalina.alien27 I love all the races as long as they don't mix with each other. I support the identity and diversity but the mixing is ruining all these values. I'm not a racist because a racist hates one or more races, I'm just standing for the purity and the specific of everyone on earth.
Fun fact: The lass in the video, Victoria Bergsman, is a singer. Probably best known for singing on 'Young Folks' by Peter Bjorn and John. It's thought that her shoplifting records is a nod to Ian Curtis who used to do the same as an adolescent.
When I see young girls with Morrissey tattoos on their arms and a young dude with a Joy Division shirt on I realize , YES , we really had something back then.
I listen to New Order every day and sing along to all their songs. I’m 67 and grew up with this band, young people ask me what are you listening to pops? When I tell them we have new converts. Songs like this never get old and never fade. Peace
My heart aches when I hear this. This is the soundtrack to the most wonderfully innocent days of my young adulthood with my now husband. I love it so much. I remember playing the tape in my little Panasonic boom box with a broken handle and scratches all over it. It was the only electronic item I had and it was all I needed. Thank you New Order.
São coisas que fazem parte da nossa vida , pessoas que são felizes , espalham felicidade e gente como eu , vive um dia após o outro ! Tudo de bom para vocês !
A heaven, a gateway, a hope Just like a feeling inside, it's no joke And though it hurts me to treat you this way Betrayed by words I've never heard, too hard to say Up, down, turn around Please don't let me hit the ground Tonight, I think I'll walk alone I'll find my soul as I go home Up, down, turn around Please don't let me hit the ground Tonight, I think I'll walk alone I'll find my soul as I go home Ooooo Each way I turn I know I'll always try To break this circle that's been placed around me From time to time I find I've lost some need It was urgent to myself, I do believe Up, down, turn around Please don't let me hit the ground Tonight, I think I'll walk alone I'll find my soul as I go home Up, down, turn around Please don't let me hit the ground Tonight, I think I'll walk alone I'll find my soul as I go home Oh, you've got green eyes Oh, you've got blue eyes Oh, you've got grey eyes Oo, you've got green eyes Oh, you've got blue eyes You've got grey eyes And I've never seen anyone quite like you before No, I've never met anyone quite like you before Bolts from above hit the people down below People in this world, we have no place to go Bolts from above hit the people down below People in this world, we have no place to go Bolts from above hit the people down below People in this world, we have no place to go Bolts from above hit the people down below People in this world, we have no place to go Oh, it's the last time, oh, it's the last time Oh, it's the last time, oh, it's the last time Oh, it's the last time Oh, I've never met anyone quite like you before Oh, no, I've never met anyone quite like you before
@@antonybanyer3364 okay. you know you're comparing a decades worth of music to not even a full year's worth of pop tunes right? regardless, there have been some pretty solid songs that came out this year like the weeknd's blinding lights, dua lipa's don't start now, and lady gaga's rain on me.
In 1987, I bought 'Substance' at the mall. I sat in the parking lot and listened to the whole album. It is still one of my favorites. The lyrics. These folks are genius.
This is one of my favorite music videos ever. There is something so...wholesome about her dancing in her apartment with her shoes off to an album she...shoplifted!
I am 53 years old and this is the music of my youth. Unbelievable, that so many years are gone, but this music is still the same and will never die, i am sure.
Born in 96. I remember being around 4 and my dad singing this to me at the top of his lungs as he spun me around the living room with this on vinyl as loud as his speakers would go. Will always make me want to dance and cry at the same time
@@samgod I don't know I think it's just because New Order is so frequently euphoric. That combined with the fact that my husband passed away recently I guess.
And that’s how we danced too…loose, by yourself, and completely uninhibited. It’s that 80s style of cool I will never forget. When I experience songs like Temptation, I am transported back in time to the great clubs of NYC, Philly, LA of the late 80s, early 90s…we had it SO GOOD.🙏
We did, didn’t we. Opposite end of the planet to you but I remember dancing to this with the song only in my head, by some huge curtained windows in an extremely high ceilinged empty function /banquets room. Happy tears!
@@Dystopian_NZ not such a long way from America. But New Order and super long dance remixes of there songs were all over the under 21 clubs in Tijuana at that time
Born in 1975, the 1980's was the best decade for music.New Order,Echo & The Bunneymen,The Smiths,The Cure,Stone Roses,Eric B & Rakim,Public Enemy,De La Soul,3rD Bass,BDP,Depeche Mode,& Kool G Rap DJ Polo.
And amazing time to be young. This came out in 1983 my senior year in high school. The list of top alt songs will blow you away. All these years later my fav bands are still The Cure,Depeche Mode and New Order still
I saw these guys in 1986 at the open air amphitheater on the campus of San Diego State University. It was such a great show, and this brings me back to memories of that night.
There's something very endearing about this song, it's sort of a mix of nostalgia, bittersweetness, it evokes a certain emotion, also just a really good song.
I love to play this song loud and dance around the house without a care. My two golden retrievers love it so much when they see the human dancing, they start jumping around with me. And it makes my heart so full.
@@dartmouthhoop That sounds pervy even on here fella.How many other comments from several months ago did you comment on,lol.Its the pretty girl init.Come on lad,you can tell me.I won't tell anyone,promise.
I'm 46 years old, I'm Brazilian, I've been listening and loving this songs since I was 10 years old when I met New order. Heard on the late vinyl records. Thank you New Order, you made my days better.
I just purchased tickets to see them Sept.17th in Toronto. I know it's not the original lineup, but I don't care. I love this band. I'm 65 now and I've followed them ever since they were Joy Division. My son , my wife and I are going. All big fans of this great band.
Victoria is simply sublime. A dreamlike faerie offering a flash of magic and then disappearing. Forever, she will appear for a moment here and there around the world and lifting the spirits of those lucky enough to behold.
Yeah I've watched it over and over again. It almost feels like it's inspired by the movie Vivre Sa Vie, a 1960's French Film starring Anna Karina. The woman in this music video is almost styled like her too. In any case, it's such a beautiful video.
For my money the three greatest bands of the eighties were New Order, The Smiths and The Cure. But New Order holds a special place in my heart because they were my favourite band when I was a teenager and really getting into music for the first time. And I still love their music to this day.
This song has gotten me through many broken relationships. My high school sweetheart, x-wife and women who captured my heart but nothing compared to when my mother died. It still helps me get back home after a long walk alone.
they say your life flashes right before your very eyes when you die but every now and then mine does and I feel like I've lived a very meaningful life thanks to everyone that's been a part of my life I really really do appreciate it
I saw them live at age 17 and then again at age 46 and they were just as amazing. I will love this band as long as I live. Truly one of the best bands, ever.
I saw Peter Hook live last sunday and it was incredible. It was weird to listen to the music without Bernard Sumner, but what a treat to be able to listen to some live New Order and Joy Division. What an amazing concert. He played at the Isaac Theatre Royal in Christchurch last sunday.
Hello, Danielle, I’m not in Florida but I hope you find them. I’d try posting on Reddit, you may be able to find a community. Wishing you the best out there, stranger ✌️
It's a beautiful, sunny, near-Autumn day in NYC today, and this morning I felt the need to hear "Here Come Cowboys" by Psychedelic Furs, and was reminded that they are one of my all-time favorite bands. And then...this comes on, and I'm hit with another reminder of who else belongs in that category. New Order made some of the most beautiful, propulsive, fiercest music I'll ever hear, and I think it's going to be a very good day today...
I'm seeing the Furs in November at the Apollo. I was going to Royal Albert Hall on a lark to see them would have been Oct 3 but they canceled the UK tour AGAIN. And I LOVE New Order, my true favorite band. Live in Manhattan......as I listen to Temptation for the zillionth time.
There is a certain melancholy in this masterpiece. Edit: When I was a teenager in the 80ies, I heard this song for the first time. It was just another happy song on my WALKMAN. But you get older and wish sometimes, you could be 16 forever. Almost 40 years later (!) I saw the video for the first time. Victoria Bergsman reminded me of a girl I used to know. I never saw her again and I will never be 16 again. Both hurts.
It really depends on what station and stage in life you are at in regards to how this song makes you feel. Melancholy is the mood, it's like looking at an old photo album or reading love letters you found in a box long forgotten and hidden away.
Grew up listening to New Order now I am in my 40's with 6 children and I have been playing New Order for them when the mood is right since they where tiny. This music is ageless and timeless!
I grew up in the era of this music as a teen and feel sooo lucky I got to experience one of the greatest decades of music, so many different types of groups were exploding on the scene in the 80's, it was a great time and I'll be listening to it till I pass...
New order two weeks after Blue Monday came out, the crowd shouts temptation, Bernard by now on the Pernod says stuff temptation up your arse and it comes on to a big cheer and he plays the solo cross legged
While I agree with you about this era, as it was what I lived with and listened to when I was young, I think most people feel the same way about the music they grew up with. Probably memory, nostalgia, etc. have as much to do with it as the particulars of the music itself. Most musical eras will have artists and bands that rebel, innovate, resonate, inspire, etc. You can see that throughout music history. The fact that I don't see that in last 15 years is probably just b/c I'm getting older and more disconnected from youth and popular culture. It also might have something to do with Autotune overkill.
This song and video will always make me feel 20-something and falling in absolute love with a young woman from Leeds that came to New York. She was such a stylish person and taught me so much about culture and music. In a microscopic time period she left an indelible imprint. I still chase records that we shared. Decades later we still share music from time to time. And I've never. Met. Anyone. Quitelikeyoubefore.
I had a close approximation to this experience in Ireland a few months back. The most beautiful dark haired woman I’ve come across was a part of our tour around Ireland. It was unrequited love after all was over, but she was super lovely about it. I did manage to tell her how i felt during the trip, which is something i have never done.
Sometimes I get this thing where good memories hurt me and I'm not sure I can explain why. It was so so so good in these days with New Order. We were young and time seemed to stop. The clothes, the music, the friends, the fun, the lights of the club, the drinking.... we thought it would never end. But it did, and maybe that's what the pain is. Give me just one more day. It hurts that I am so far away from these old days.
In the 5th grade I befriended a couple of 7th grade girls(the coolest out the bunch lol) and they schooled me on all the cool UK bands at the time. It was the best time of my life.
Somehow New Order had one of the world's best drummers and bass players in the same band at the same time. And then Sumner's vocals were icing on the cake.
I remember buying a New Order cassette tape a long time ago, not knowing what to expect. When this song played I was blown away and they became one of my favorite bands.
I heard this song for the first time on the radio the other day. I thought it sounded great so added it to my playlist. I had no idea it was released 1 year before I was born. I love it when this happens because for me records like this are new
Brilliant, statement, I'm lucky to have seen them a good few times, if what to see crazy British emotions, watch world in motion live reading festival, yep I was there lol
Im 47 and I always feel sad for my teenage kids. The music they are gonna look back on is nothing like this. I just cant imagine they will feel music the same as I do.
If you were around in the 80’s you damn sure know this WAS NOT pop music. Never was, never will be. It’s New Wave. If New Order was pop, they’d have been by far the biggest band on the 80’s.
Interesting thing about us X'ers. Born into rotary phone and records, grew into CDs and cell phones. We know what's good and real, and we worked and suffered for the music--it was precious. We created alternative, and we are uniquely able to help our kids appreciate this music, and not just the music, our relationship with it. They will be richer for it.
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New Order never gets old. My 21 year old daughter asked me what I used to listen to at her age. I sent her a few links to New Order, Depeche Mode, The Smiths, etc. I was pleasantly surprised to hear her Spotify filled up w/almost all their songs.
RIP Ian.
This is brilliant. I don't have kids, but I have three nieces and much to the chagrin of my brother's wife, i offer them music they would neve hear otherwise. Thank you for your comment!
Parenting done right.
Good to hear. This song is ART. Pure. Inspirational. Free.
Oh, you've got green eyes, oh, you've got grey eyes, Oh, you've got blue eyes.
Christ, I haven't felt that good since Archie Gemmill scored against Holland in 1978.
@@XXSkunkWorksXXTrainspotting 😂
It won't catch on. All that melody and lyrical gravitas. No way.
I absolutely lose my shit when the up down turn around part comes on
Me too glitter
Gives me goosebumps
Totally
Resisting the urge to sing along is so bloody hard every single time!
Your bowels release and you poop in your pants? This is a great song but I wouldn't be listening to it unless I was on the toilet if that happened to me.
I’m 30 years old, East African Somali British and this is what my mum always played growing up. This, joy division, the smiths, Queen. Music knows no colour or creed. This song feels like home to me ❤️
It's ok, as long as you don't have children with a white woman/man.
@@boatswain48 and who asked for your input 🤷🏽♀️ I’m missing the point because there clearly wasn’t one
This song came out 10 years before you were born. Great music Is timeless and can bring people together 🥰
@@johndarling485 exactly! Thank you. I am unsure if the above comment was borderline racist or just uncalled for 🤷🏽♀️
@@amalina.alien27 I love all the races as long as they don't mix with each other. I support the identity and diversity but the mixing is ruining all these values. I'm not a racist because a racist hates one or more races, I'm just standing for the purity and the specific of everyone on earth.
If I had a Time Machine I’d spend the rest of my life in the 80s
Do you remember that Twilight Zone with Ida lupino? I always imagined myself at night when I go to bed going into that and it's 1981-1989.
Me too
For me, anytime when we actually used our brains - not the device in the palm of your hand. I really hate what those things have done to us.
Spent a bit of prison in 80s, AND I'd still go back
Agree the 80s were epic❤
Fun fact: The lass in the video, Victoria Bergsman, is a singer. Probably best known for singing on 'Young Folks' by Peter Bjorn and John. It's thought that her shoplifting records is a nod to Ian Curtis who used to do the same as an adolescent.
Son, do tell
Sorry, do you know when this vid was released? So many people talkin' bout the 80's and this was not.. thanx
@@nino1974 2006; according to Wikipedia and IMDB
@@nino1974the song, however was in the ‘80’s. That’s the reason for all the “‘80’s talk”.
@@jenlalonde7831 Thanks 4 the tip! Nobody already knew that...
Day 37 of listening to Temptation for a year
how it goin?
@ , doing good so far! Up to day 316
When I see young girls with Morrissey tattoos on their arms and a young dude with a Joy Division shirt on I realize , YES , we really had something back then.
Yes, we did. Most certainly.
That look into the camera when she starts flicking through the vinyl. Magic. Well the whole thing is. 👍
I never noticed until now. 😊
@@JaySmith-pv2mw It says it all. 👋
Victoria Bergsman is absolutely adorable. I had the biggest crush on her.
@@jkaiser169 Stashing the vinyl under her jacket. 😅👋
I listen to New Order every day and sing along to all their songs. I’m 67 and grew up with this band, young people ask me what are you listening to pops?
When I tell them we have new converts.
Songs like this never get old and never fade. Peace
Simply this mate
Same buddy, I’m 53 and my 3 daughters in their 20’s love it because I play it so much
Amen to that! New Order is almost magical though idk it's hard to describe..
Same here New Order is wonderful. This was my band growing up.
Love Vigilantes
My heart aches when I hear this. This is the soundtrack to the most wonderfully innocent days of my young adulthood with my now husband. I love it so much. I remember playing the tape in my little Panasonic boom box with a broken handle and scratches all over it. It was the only electronic item I had and it was all I needed. Thank you New Order.
That's a really sweet story :)
São coisas que fazem parte da nossa vida , pessoas que são felizes , espalham felicidade e gente como eu , vive um dia após o outro ! Tudo de bom para vocês !
Proper days 🙏💙
Panasonic boom box with a broken handle; liar !
God bless you both, great story !!!
Best video ever made. She looks just like my wife when I met her and the song... it's a masterpiece.
This wasn't the official music video either (you could probably tell that though) I've always liked this. Your wife must be very pretty 👍
Was she a thief too, Probably cause she stole your heart!
Lucky fella, the woman dancing in this video is mesmerizing
such a privilege was to be a teenager when this came out,,, it feels we lived in another planet back then !
Agree 100%. Loved buying cassette tapes. Miss this type of music....
So blessed!! I remember when I got this on cassette when it came out. Completely wore it out!
I couldn't agree with you more. When I think of my 80s teen years it brings tears to my eyes.
Stephen's drumming on this song is brilliant. He's an excellent drummer.
The studios always started with Stephen's drumming as he was so precise. That says it all.
Literal human drum machine
New Order’s music is timeless. It will still be awesome in the year 2049
Chow Down TV and us-in the ground.
yes absolutly yes
And beyond
Il be 90 then
I have just arrived back from 2049, can confirm it's still awesome.
Born in Manchester, one great city. New order mean so much to everyone here. We'll never forget Ian Curtis 😍
ian curtis was fantastic , gone too soon think this group would of been so much better than the beatles
I hatelove that the world had to lose him, that they had to lose him, to get New Order.
Respect for a Genius ❤❤❤
A heaven, a gateway, a hope
Just like a feeling inside, it's no joke
And though it hurts me to treat you this way
Betrayed by words I've never heard, too hard to say
Up, down, turn around
Please don't let me hit the ground
Tonight, I think I'll walk alone
I'll find my soul as I go home
Up, down, turn around
Please don't let me hit the ground
Tonight, I think I'll walk alone
I'll find my soul as I go home
Ooooo
Each way I turn I know I'll always try
To break this circle that's been placed around me
From time to time I find I've lost some need
It was urgent to myself, I do believe
Up, down, turn around
Please don't let me hit the ground
Tonight, I think I'll walk alone
I'll find my soul as I go home
Up, down, turn around
Please don't let me hit the ground
Tonight, I think I'll walk alone
I'll find my soul as I go home
Oh, you've got green eyes
Oh, you've got blue eyes
Oh, you've got grey eyes
Oo, you've got green eyes
Oh, you've got blue eyes
You've got grey eyes
And I've never seen anyone quite like you before
No, I've never met anyone quite like you before
Bolts from above hit the people down below
People in this world, we have no place to go
Bolts from above hit the people down below
People in this world, we have no place to go
Bolts from above hit the people down below
People in this world, we have no place to go
Bolts from above hit the people down below
People in this world, we have no place to go
Oh, it's the last time, oh, it's the last time
Oh, it's the last time, oh, it's the last time
Oh, it's the last time
Oh, I've never met anyone quite like you before
Oh, no, I've never met anyone quite like you before
@@Atif_Ph.D._Kate_Bush_Fan_Club doesn't really make sense, does it. But we love it and it has stood time and will forever be an iconic song.
Thank you!
This music never gets old, I'm 58 years young and still loving Joy Division and New Order.
Agree was sixty in May 2020 , and song still sounds fresh !!
So many songs from this era could teach the charts of TODAY !!! - Original with meaningful lyrics !!
lest not forget Peter Hook and the light..
Me too!
@@antonybanyer3364 okay. you know you're comparing a decades worth of music to not even a full year's worth of pop tunes right? regardless, there have been some pretty solid songs that came out this year like the weeknd's blinding lights, dua lipa's don't start now, and lady gaga's rain on me.
Some New Order songs are more guitar-driven and some are more synth-driven. But this song is the perfect fusion of the two.
Synth guitar has entered the chat
Indeed it is
Peter hook bass driven more like?
Ummm….guitar? Synth? How bout BASS
@@jjjalistair6880 There's definitely guitar in the song
In 1987, I bought 'Substance' at the mall. I sat in the parking lot and listened to the whole album. It is still one of my favorites. The lyrics. These folks are genius.
Which Mall?
Had this on CD in the early 90’s. Good Jam.
@@naglione Parkdale Mall. Beaumont, Texas
I did that with Nine Inch Nails “Broken”
On a tape?
In my mind’s eye, I see myself back in the radio DJ booth at college in the eighties spinning this record…..need to get to work on that Time Machine….
I think about those days and get a certain amount of joy. It wasn't perfect but I'd take those days back anytime.
This song reminds me of my dad shouting upstairs to turn it down.....God I miss them days ....God I miss my dad
I lost my pop in July he made it to see my Moms birthday then passed shortly after. Loved your comment
This is one of my favorite music videos ever. There is something so...wholesome about her dancing in her apartment with her shoes off to an album she...shoplifted!
Something so magical about the music of the 80's. So glad I was there.
The best era for all types of music.
Definitely!!
This video is from 1995 not 1982 sadly.
@ajs41 No, it's not the lead protagonist in the video is only about 47 years old in 2024, so was she 7 years old in 1985.😅😅
@@ajs41 True. The song is from the 80's, and the video was made much later, but it's still a great video to fit with the song.
Day 1 of listening to Temptation for a year
I am 53 years old and this is the music of my youth.
Unbelievable, that so many years are gone, but this music is still the same and will never die, i am sure.
I am 49 this is my music also
Still got the feels? Same here. Your as old as you feel.
Brotherhood was my first album from New Order. We were most fortunate to grow up with New Order..
Joy Division and New Order for ever !
Same, 53. Still play this so much!!!
Born in 96. I remember being around 4 and my dad singing this to me at the top of his lungs as he spun me around the living room with this on vinyl as loud as his speakers would go. Will always make me want to dance and cry at the same time
Thank you for sharing such a sweet memory. Brings a warmth to my heart, God bless you in the name of Jesus Christ.
you're very lucky to have such a great dad.....magnificent song (and video)
Wonderful! The best comment!
Wonderful! The best comment!
I must admit I nearly tear up every time the video turns to color and the music picks up even more. This song is pure ecstasy.
Same
Oh, Kowalski.
I like this song and video, but apparently, I'm missing the emotional turning point when the color fades in. What about it chokes you up?
@@samgod
Oh, you've got green eyes
Oh, you've got blue eyes
Oh, you've got grey eyes ...
@@samgod I don't know I think it's just because New Order is so frequently euphoric. That combined with the fact that my husband passed away recently I guess.
Strange thing , but time has never changed this song , its still as sharp as it was over 40 years ago .
40 years ago? That can't be. The song was just released yesterday!
Agreed. If you didn't know about the song (or New Order) you might think it's brand new
i am 500 years old, and cannot hold my tears when listening to this song now.
All the best music was in the jurassic period.
@@MrKirklandLaing bullshit. We all know trilobytes were the Best musicians
Me too
I am but 65, and still cry
Thats crazy...im crying too.
And that’s how we danced too…loose, by yourself, and completely uninhibited. It’s that 80s style of cool I will never forget. When I experience songs like Temptation, I am transported back in time to the great clubs of NYC, Philly, LA of the late 80s, early 90s…we had it SO GOOD.🙏
Along way from you in the US but it also defined an era of club music in New Zealand too. Ah the memories......
We did, didn’t we. Opposite end of the planet to you but I remember dancing to this with the song only in my head, by some huge curtained windows in an extremely high ceilinged empty function /banquets room. Happy tears!
61 and I still dance like that….
Best time and the freest I ever felt❤️❤️🤣
@@Dystopian_NZ not such a long way from America.
But New Order and super long dance remixes of there songs were all over the under 21 clubs in Tijuana at that time
Born in 71, this was my teenage years...bring back the 80s....Best era ever!!!
Born in 1975, the 1980's was the best decade for music.New Order,Echo & The Bunneymen,The Smiths,The Cure,Stone Roses,Eric B & Rakim,Public Enemy,De La Soul,3rD Bass,BDP,Depeche Mode,& Kool G Rap DJ Polo.
That is Swedish singer Victoria Bergsman who sang (and whistled) on Peter, Bjorn & John's "Young Folks". The video is 2005, the track is 1982.
New Order has always been an emotional guide for my mood at any given time.
❤
The way she shuts her eyes to the timing of the last strum, perfectly fits the blissful melancholy of this amazing song.
It's perfect. It also snaps us back to black-and-white. We don't get color until she starts HER record, and we lose it when her/our record ends
Day 61 of listening to Temptation for a year
The first chorus of a song I taught my then 4 year old daughter to sing. 9 years later and we were singing it together last night.
Good music! I listened to it at school, back in the Soviet Era, in the 80's!!! Hello from Russia!!
Дмитрий Кузеро -hello from London....👍
Lovage from Ireland, Russia.
Ooh you've got green eyes
Ooh you've blue eyes
Ooh you've greeeeeeeat eyes, lol
I'm gonna listen again 😊
@@joefish9211 I'm a Slav. I have grey eyes;)
Я славянин. У меня серые глаза ;)
@@stephenpeters2853 Greetings from Petrozavodsk, my English friend!!! ;)
Привет из Петрозаводска, мой английский друг!!! ;)
Sometimes when I hear music like this (New Order, The Cure, Depeche Mode, INXS, etc.), I can almost smell and taste the 80's. It was the best!
And amazing time to be young. This came out in 1983 my senior year in high school. The list of top alt songs will blow you away. All these years later my fav bands are still The Cure,Depeche Mode and New Order still
I come here every so often to heal. This is my church.
amen
Its my Rekigion
...Religion
Nice church to be part of my friend 🕺🏼
Same here my friend!
This has got to be top 10 of all time, brilliant song.
I saw these guys in 1986 at the open air amphitheater on the campus of San Diego State University. It was such a great show, and this brings me back to memories of that night.
Popular music has never topped this.
I could listen to New Order everyday. There's a very dreamy, almost effervescent, quality about the songs
Jamming this in 2025 - and beyond.
There's something very endearing about this song, it's sort of a mix of nostalgia, bittersweetness, it evokes a certain emotion, also just a really good song.
November 2024 and I've still never met anyone like you before
I love to play this song loud and dance around the house without a care.
My two golden retrievers love it so much when they see the human dancing, they start jumping around with me.
And it makes my heart so full.
I love the visual of that
@@dartmouthhoop That sounds pervy even on here fella.How many other comments from several months ago did you comment on,lol.Its the pretty girl init.Come on lad,you can tell me.I won't tell anyone,promise.
That's really cool Alexis👍😁
Dancing with your dogs is spectacular. I only have one but she loves it when I pick her up and dance around the room. Keep dancing!!!
I do this too😍
Listened to this on way to school in 1980s on my Sony Walkman.
Still as good now as was back then.
#neworder
I'm 46 years old, I'm Brazilian, I've been listening and loving this songs since I was 10 years old when I met New order. Heard on the late vinyl records. Thank you New Order, you made my days better.
Obrigado from a life long Joy Division/New Order fan 👍🤟
É nois
Sou de Sp, nasci em 99, mas graças ao meu falecido pai, aprendi a amar essas músicas maravilhosas ❤
I’m 67 and still gets me tapping fingers and feet..Cant beat a classic..
It's a real toe-tapper, this.
68 here, love seeing so many ages loving this music....I was 28 when it came out. Still my fave NO song.
Absolutely love this song. And New Order.The girl in the video is Swedish singer Victoria Bergsman. I had the biggest crush on her back in the day.
This song has got me through the best of times & also the worst of times. I’m so appreciative of this band
You and me both
the apartment, the style, the music - i want to live in this music video
Most of us do.
I just purchased tickets to see them Sept.17th in Toronto. I know it's not the original lineup, but I don't care. I love this band. I'm 65 now and I've followed them ever since they were Joy Division. My son , my wife and I are going. All big fans of this great band.
Victoria is simply sublime. A dreamlike faerie offering a flash of magic and then disappearing. Forever, she will appear for a moment here and there around the world and lifting the spirits of those lucky enough to behold.
The aesthetics of this video are sublime. Ageless.
I've watched this many, many times just for the sheer beauty of it.
Yeah I've watched it over and over again. It almost feels like it's inspired by the movie Vivre Sa Vie, a 1960's French Film starring Anna Karina. The woman in this music video is almost styled like her too. In any case, it's such a beautiful video.
This song works everytime and everywhere, it is suitable for every situation and life milestone.
Lyrically this song has it ALL. Utterly gorgeous. It’s uplifting and heart wrenching all at once. And this is why I love music. ❤️
Tienes razón yo cuando iba camino a mi trabajo en mi bicleta la iba oyendo en mi walkman saludos desde México city
my thoughts exactly
I have never seen anyone quite like you before . Green eyes , grey eyes .. That is the punch line . Regardless .
Yes totally agreed, it's just an amazing tune, green eyes, blue eyes, grey eyes, every girl u met and one u loved ❤
For my money the three greatest bands of the eighties were New Order, The Smiths and The Cure. But New Order holds a special place in my heart because they were my favourite band when I was a teenager and really getting into music for the first time. And I still love their music to this day.
Don't forget Depeche Mode.
Almost 60 and I still get chills when I hear this song
This track never ages. Masterpiece.
You are correct - it never ages.
This song has gotten me through many broken relationships. My high school sweetheart, x-wife and women who captured my heart but nothing compared to when my mother died. It still helps me get back home after a long walk alone.
Good music takes you to good places bro
For those that think New Order is just an "electronic" band, pay attention to the guitar in this song. It's masterful.
they say your life flashes right before your very eyes when you die
but every now and then mine does and I feel like I've lived a very meaningful life
thanks to everyone that's been a part of my life
I really really do appreciate it
You have no idea who I am but Surfer...I dig it...thank you
I saw them live at age 17 and then again at age 46 and they were just as amazing. I will love this band as long as I live. Truly one of the best bands, ever.
Agreed #New Order
Wow. Omg
I am your peer age and did the same ... Republic Tour. One of my best memories with my late brother
I remember in a disco called Charlie's in Huddersfield and a girl singing this to me on the dancefloor. Great memory.
Substitute Huddersfield for Dunfermline and the same
I wonder if that club is still open!
Marry. That. Woman. :)
Lol the most impressive thing about this video is the lass managing to nick the 12", I didn't think that was possible.
I saw Peter Hook live last sunday and it was incredible. It was weird to listen to the music without Bernard Sumner, but what a treat to be able to listen to some live New Order and Joy Division. What an amazing concert. He played at the Isaac Theatre Royal in Christchurch last sunday.
1988 listening to Substance on my yellow walkman on the downtown A Train. I was in my own little world. Those days are gone but I'm still here ❤❤❤.
The reason why the 1980s are so great is for songs like this! Listening to really cool 1980s new wave synth-pop will never die in my lifetime.
This video perfectly captures the feeling and people of my youth - if only our flats had been that beautiful.
And just like that, I’m happy.
80s alt music was a gift.
Look into all the top alternative songs that came out in 1983. It's a incredible list. It was my senior year in highschool LoL
Wow, listening to this now makes you aware of how dead and energy-less pop music is nowadays. This music is so alive.
You nailed it.
I also love, how it goes technicolour when she puts the record player on.
I'm 60 , still loving joy division , I'm in Florida , looking fer fellow lovers of this music
Hello, Danielle,
I’m not in Florida but I hope you find them. I’d try posting on Reddit, you may be able to find a community. Wishing you the best out there, stranger ✌️
@@kadewalker hey y'all from Florida ,
I'm 60 , not tech savvy , sorry if I didn't reply , ✌️✌️🙏🙏
I’m Mexican. 🇲🇽. New Order crosses all boundaries.
Absolutamente, yo soy de Ecuador. :D
Lo mismo ocurre con los mexicanos
Yes! New Order even crosses the Mexican border!
@@bernyitf
@@geelee1977 Es verdad, pero no son una plaga tan grande como los venezolanos chavistas.
It's a beautiful, sunny, near-Autumn day in NYC today, and this morning I felt the need to hear "Here Come Cowboys" by Psychedelic Furs, and was reminded that they are one of my all-time favorite bands. And then...this comes on, and I'm hit with another reminder of who else belongs in that category. New Order made some of the most beautiful, propulsive, fiercest music I'll ever hear, and I think it's going to be a very good day today...
I'm seeing the Furs in November at the Apollo. I was going to Royal Albert Hall on a lark to see them would have been Oct 3 but they canceled the UK tour AGAIN. And I LOVE New Order, my true favorite band. Live in Manhattan......as I listen to Temptation for the zillionth time.
NYC? How nice. I'm in YCK.
So many great memories ......was there a girl into alternative music in the 80s that didn't love this song?
There is a certain melancholy in this masterpiece.
Edit: When I was a teenager in the 80ies, I heard this song for the first time. It was just another happy song on my WALKMAN.
But you get older and wish sometimes, you could be 16 forever. Almost 40 years later (!) I saw the video for the first time. Victoria Bergsman reminded me of a girl I used to know. I never saw her again and I will never be 16 again. Both hurts.
Agree, it is very relaxing/interesting to listen to
Really??? Ahahahahaha ahahahahaha all the songs of new order has melancholy 😔
Exquisite sorrow is (occasional that is😀) inescapable? It’s beauty is what puts the tear in your eye.
It really depends on what station and stage in life you are at in regards to how this song makes you feel. Melancholy is the mood, it's like looking at an old photo album or reading love letters you found in a box long forgotten and hidden away.
@@anewlife8343 Quite right, much so than the 83 album version. They always knew what poetry was.
Grew up listening to New Order now I am in my 40's with 6 children and I have been playing New Order for them when the mood is right since they where tiny. This music is ageless and timeless!
i love to hear this. Bless you and your family
Keep doing that......... this music is way above what us produced today! Hope they pass it on to their descendants........ so on and so forth!😉
You’re my hero
I grew up in the era of this music as a teen and feel sooo lucky I got to experience one of the greatest decades of music, so many different types of groups were exploding on the scene in the 80's, it was a great time and I'll be listening to it till I pass...
Well put!
New order two weeks after Blue Monday came out, the crowd shouts temptation, Bernard by now on the Pernod says stuff temptation up your arse and it comes on to a big cheer and he plays the solo cross legged
While I agree with you about this era, as it was what I lived with and listened to when I was young, I think most people feel the same way about the music they grew up with. Probably memory, nostalgia, etc. have as much to do with it as the particulars of the music itself. Most musical eras will have artists and bands that rebel, innovate, resonate, inspire, etc. You can see that throughout music history. The fact that I don't see that in last 15 years is probably just b/c I'm getting older and more disconnected from youth and popular culture. It also might have something to do with Autotune overkill.
Same
Same for me! Unforgetable days...
Thought I'd get it in early... How many of us are still here in 25 ? 😊 And it still feels as fresh as it did on release 😊❤❤
Even when I'm feeling like shit, listening to this song somehow makes my day.
Me too...like today for example. I feel much better now
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This song and video will always make me feel 20-something and falling in absolute love with a young woman from Leeds that came to New York. She was such a stylish person and taught me so much about culture and music. In a microscopic time period she left an indelible imprint. I still chase records that we shared.
Decades later we still share music from time to time.
And I've never. Met. Anyone. Quitelikeyoubefore.
I had a close approximation to this experience in Ireland a few months back. The most beautiful dark haired woman I’ve come across was a part of our tour around Ireland. It was unrequited love after all was over, but she was super lovely about it. I did manage to tell her how i felt during the trip, which is something i have never done.
Was she a talented shoplifter?
Why'd you try to contact her? You know, things change-she's maybe a oh a mutt
Wow i used to live in Leeds, England. What a great experience you had.
Sometimes I get this thing where good memories hurt me and I'm not sure I can explain why. It was so so so good in these days with New Order. We were young and time seemed to stop. The clothes, the music, the friends, the fun, the lights of the club, the drinking.... we thought it would never end. But it did, and maybe that's what the pain is. Give me just one more day. It hurts that I am so far away from these old days.
In the 5th grade I befriended a couple of 7th grade girls(the coolest out the bunch lol) and they schooled me on all the cool UK bands at the time. It was the best time of my life.
Halcyon days is the phrase. My lasted 1993 to 2003 .
tehse old days...perfect said....exactly, what you say, it is and we all feel...me and my friends...we were young...were..a long time ago
Its called being nostalgic
Nostalgia, but I'm only 27 and I feel this too
New Orders early stuff set the tone for endless bands for over 40 years 😊
That drum beat is EVERYTHING! And don’t get me started on Bernard Summer’s voice!
& Hooky’s chorusy basslines
Somehow New Order had one of the world's best drummers and bass players in the same band at the same time. And then Sumner's vocals were icing on the cake.
Why it is not stephen morris on the talk the way he deserves?
@@flekzerone The Human Metronome
Once that guitar comes in at :53 you know you are listening to something magical happening.
Ah..my youth. I am 53 and this is the music defines my youth and brings back such memories.
Outstanding song, get the same chills listening to it at 50 as I did at 17
@Hunter Vonnegut i will.
@John C. Just like me. I'm exactly the same age.
A dream '80's day: a cloudy day in Paris, returning to my Vicotrian era apartment and dancing by myself to Temptation by New Order.
I remember buying a New Order cassette tape a long time ago, not knowing what to expect. When this song played I was blown away and they became one of my favorite bands.
That happened to me with The Cult’s Love album.
As do I...
This song saved me today, thank you new order
My favourite new order single by a mile
This song will never age or get old.
So many years have passed yet it still makes me cry
me too
I heard this song for the first time on the radio the other day. I thought it sounded great so added it to my playlist. I had no idea it was released 1 year before I was born. I love it when this happens because for me records like this are new
Brilliant, statement, I'm lucky to have seen them a good few times, if what to see crazy British emotions, watch world in motion live reading festival, yep I was there lol
Im 47 and I always feel sad for my teenage kids. The music they are gonna look back on is nothing like this. I just cant imagine they will feel music the same as I do.
If you were around in the 80’s you damn sure know this WAS NOT pop music. Never was, never will be. It’s New Wave. If New Order was pop, they’d have been by far the biggest band on the 80’s.
Interesting thing about us X'ers. Born into rotary phone and records, grew into CDs and cell phones. We know what's good and real, and we worked and suffered for the music--it was precious.
We created alternative, and we are uniquely able to help our kids appreciate this music, and not just the music, our relationship with it. They will be richer for it.
They are coming this year to my city, it is necessary that by all means, I attend to this wonderful rehearsal Please make it happen god !