A Certain Ratio - Do The Du (Official Audio)
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- 'Do The Du' features on A Certain Ratio's debut release 'The Graveyard And The Ballroom', which originally came out on Factory Records in December 1979. Pre-order here: www.musicglue....
A Certain Ratio and Mute are pleased to announce the launch of a long awaited series of reissues, out on 24 November 2017. The series will launch with the reissue of a selection of the Manchester’s band’s albums and will continue into 2018 with a compilation in April, followed by further releases and a rarities box set.
24 NOVEMBER 2017 RELEASES
The Graveyard And The Ballroom - Vinyl with ltd edition colour PVC sleeve / CD / cassette (Limited to 500 packaged in coloured PVC sleeve, inc digital copy)
To Each - Ltd edition red vinyl / CD
Force - Ltd edition yellow vinyl / CD
[All vinyl releases include digital copies]
mute.com
I remember this... In the hacienda... A Pakistani... UK born... In fila trainers from aspecto...junior gaultier top... Not that it gives a shite... It was the movement of loving music and culture... Real people ❤
Madchester so much to answer for ❤️
Congrats on making the music mix during the Olympics breaking competition!
Big respect for you. ✊
Outside the mainstream = timeless!
This is what introduced me to "A Certain Ratio", OMG, this, and I am a "Talking Heads" Fanatic... they have an astounding video where they cover the "Taking Heads" song "Houses in Motion" 😮
I am in love with the musical world they have branched me "out - in - to ".... thank you "A.C.R." very much for broadening my horizons! 🎉😅❤
The tightest groove and darkest lyrics.. a winning combination 👌🏻👌🏻
I flayed your flesh with my thoughts.......
We'd play it at parties in the Netherlands in the 80s. I only realised much later what the lyrics were about :O
what are they about?
@@cawag98 My heart was just an open sore
Which you picked at, till it was raw
it bled away my existence
shriveled under your insistence etc
@@gertvanderstraaten6352 yeah but what is it "about" great lyrics though
@@johndoeiii6103 Marital discontent? People in a relationship drawing each other's blood. With consistence.
Apart from the singing, this exactly the sort of music that plays in my head and I want to compose. Someone has beat me to it. Progressive funk. Primus with a rhythm guitar in a sense.
I am hearing this for the first time and thinking the same thing!! Greetings from Brazil
try listening to gang of four, the rapture, some talking heads (mostly remain in light era). moving units. dance punk it's the genre your looking for my man..
it's just post-punk with a disco/funk influence.
A certain ratio were the dark funky brothers of Joy Division, I say were I think they are still active, hope so
so just Primus with two Larry Lalondes?
This is the sound of now.
Now almost everything is crap
never get tired of this
Got this on a reissue 7;SOUL JAZZ REC, what a tune
And this is how LCD Soundsystems was born
D Mason who ?
@@paulgrahamedwardspencer5161 ua-cam.com/video/Ve9Y-dl40sQ/v-deo.html
I have the impression that it is the same for Tribantura - Lack Of Sense
True!
Factory undoubtedly influenced James Murphy
classic track, still sounds great
A typical Martin's production back then. That's nice.
The Hacienda music....of Manchester city, is good !!!
This is basically a Brian Eno track sped up.
Listen to 'No One Receiving' off 'Before and After Science' album.
Both great.
or War - Me & baby brother
Sounds of Salford!
My fave ACR track. But there are many others.
I can hear the main musical motif of the Knightrider theme song here.
It does not get funkier than this in the Hannett echo chamber...
KCRW just played this. Never heard it before. 1979?!
ACR were on Factory Records at same time as New Order and previously Joy Division . . Force .... Released in 1985/6 is a good album . Songs like Mickey Way , Fever 103° good songs .
I dare you to blast this followed by The Clash Magnificent Seven... You'll be ready to jetpack it in search of life on another planet!
Vocals sound a bit like Bowie's singing ,especially in 'Look Back In Anger' - '79 era.
You legend - I was trying to figure out what Bowie song this reminded me of. Bowie doing his best Scott Walker impression.
Meraviglioso Funky Tossico!! 😍😍😍
One of the nastiest breaking of all time!
Bassline is taken from The Jones Girls' You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else.
Beck's track "Inside Out" used the riff from this.
Simple Minds -"Theme For Great Cities" has a similar riff too.
Pinche rolon raza. Nomas!
fab
was at west brom awayin the days of the inter city jibbers[mancunians] a mate asked whens the next train back to Manchester picadilly ...I need to get to Hulme to see a certin ratio
Devilles, Manchester 1988. Memories...
does anyone have ze bass tabs on this one? just starting out hellup
joy division???
i LOVE hearing music i've never heard before!
especially when it's good.
;)
thanks for the tunes!!!
This is the track that put them on the map, and one of my faves:
"Shack Up" - ua-cam.com/video/nKftYs2H5oI/v-deo.html
"Wild Party" - ua-cam.com/video/Y_HgkJVsXvI/v-deo.html
Move overrated band I give you joy division
some of rhythm of JD as they come from the same background but ACR 's sound is more complete as it includes more influences such as jazz, samba and funky. I love them!
@@paolacicchetti1966 spot on - joy division we’re part realised by the genius of Martin Hannet producing them.
A Certain Ratio were more funky and Brazilian. But yeah, dark lyrics.
Best Betty Boo cover version ever.
Ha ha , FANTASTIC
🚧 facus 4 🚧
Very Brazilian as I found out later...
like this
Classic bboy song 😃 ( power mover dancer )
nobody hears Brian Eno here? did they work together?
inspired by eno
This is basically a Brian Eno track sped up.
Listen to 'No One Receiving' off 'Before and After Science' album.
Both great.
They took their name from lyrics from one of his songs.
wow, i just discovered this band. as a music producer I know the name because a sample of a break beat with its name is famous. great band, a happy joy division jaja
Vivi toda la vida engañado pensando que esto lo habia creado dj leacy pero no era asi jajjajajajajajajaja
No not Joy Division, not anything like Joy Division! Just happens to have a simiar accent.
Don't take any credit away from ACR with ridiculous comments like that.
Way, way, way ahead of their time I love ACR!!!!!
martin hannet worked with a certain ratio as well as joy division..
Not just a similar accent- Simon Topping (or Jez Kerr?)'s tonality and phrasing is breathtakingly similar to Curtis's. Shaun Ryder never sang like dat! 8D
Production was the similarity. Not their voices, and identities. There is a huge space between each artist’s aim.
@@TheFpCassini That's Simon Topping singing on this one. Jez didn't switch to lead vocals until Simon and Martha Tilson had both departed.
Live at Hoochie Coochie Newcastle, 16/03/18 !
Is it the voice of Ian Curtis? greetings from Lima Peru .
It's Simon Topping. He and Ian Curtis were very good friends which may be why the confusion exists :)
night rider
The music is similar to *The Clash's* _Magnificent Seven_ which was released one year later.
Heyyyy who’s shouting
good but not in the league of the Del Byzanteens