This is one of the songs which begins to take New Order in a decidedly more electronic and dance music route for the next decade. The other similar sounding songs are Everything's Gone Green and Temptation. From there came Power, Corruption, and Lies and Blue Monday.
F-ing brilliant! ! Loved this from the first time I played it on the flip side of the temptation 12 inch! I grew up with these guys! In a lonely place is so atmospheric too it made me think of old greece for some reason.
New order é new order quem vê eu escrevendo assim nem imagina que conheço todas inclusive as escondidas como love Juice hour haystack anarck in the uk when i whit you e outras
If this should be still of interest: Not sure as it is too dark to see the bass Peter Hook plays - I read on their first US tour (rescheduled by some months after Ian Curtis death May 1981) their gear has been stolen. They tried to replace it, but the only six string "bass" the shop had was a baritone guitar (which is a fifth off tune compared to the six string bass Hook was used to). Sounds like the very fifth Peter Hook is off with at the start...
i was there that night!!!
This is one of the songs which begins to take New Order in a decidedly more electronic and dance music route for the next decade. The other similar sounding songs are Everything's Gone Green and Temptation. From there came Power, Corruption, and Lies and Blue Monday.
F-ing brilliant! !
Loved this from the first time I played it on the flip side of the temptation 12 inch! I grew up with these guys! In a lonely place is so atmospheric too it made me think of old greece for some reason.
The flashing lights would trigger Ian Curtis's epileptic fits, they always used static spots...this continued for a while after Ian died apparently.
I love this version! very influential song
my god this is so good.
they often had blue lights which threw off the color coded sequencing sheets Bernard and Stephen would work on for the synthesizers, i read.
+Shaina Karasik I read one of the roadies was color blind and would not plug the cords into the right spots
Chris Guevara wow... lol... really
You forget how otherworldly great they could be, or not, night depending....Absolutely love this song til I die.
i was there back in 1982. love it.
Stephen Morris - The Human Drumming Machine
i was there in Rome i was 17 years old but this music still hurts the world
At 1:18 Bernard walks over to Gillian and the sequensor finally kicks in
1982, the year I would like to see new order play more than any other. Or maybe 83?
New order é new order quem vê eu escrevendo assim nem imagina que conheço todas inclusive as escondidas como love Juice hour haystack anarck in the uk when i whit you e outras
post jd/CAN pre Radiohead; sooo good.
My dad was there!
is it me or is Hooky playing it in a totally different key to normal?
Thats exactly what happened
If this should be still of interest: Not sure as it is too dark to see the bass Peter Hook plays - I read on their first US tour (rescheduled by some months after Ian Curtis death May 1981) their gear has been stolen. They tried to replace it, but the only six string "bass" the shop had was a baritone guitar (which is a fifth off tune compared to the six string bass Hook was used to). Sounds like the very fifth Peter Hook is off with at the start...
Yes, but it sounds far better than the original
I think he’s playing a whole step higher than he was suppose to.
5:30.
Fantastic videos, how did you get so many one offs? Top Drawer QUALITY live footage, thanks
they are just a good popgroup really, i guess thats enough anyday
Are New order vampires? They dun seem to like lighting in the 80's
baxo ta fora do tom!
and they were just punks..anyway