My first time hearing this. I have to say it's an excellent record. I was a huge fan of joy division but never really listened to new order. I actually hit this by accident when I was picking my phone up off the floor of my car because I hit a bump and knocked it off the little magnet that holds it to my dash. My thumb hit the screen and changed what I was playing to this . I was driving so I didn't try to find what I was previously listening to.( Exit Planet Dust, album, Chemical Brothers) to my present surprise this new order peel session is fucking rad! It was like the universe needed me to hear this
This session and there other session are absolutely amazing ..better than the first album ..this was all I was blasting as a 14yr old kid 30odd yrs back
I remember what seemed to be endless nights while stationed at Fort Wainwright, Alaska. Army... Circa 2007-2010. That is, not when deployed to Iraq. This EP was much of the soundtrack.
Ouvir o chiado da agulha no vinil, na música We All Stand, me fez chorar. Hearing the squeak of the needle on the vinyl, in the song We All Stand, made me cry.
Turn The Heater On, they certainly got the tone and mood of it, apparently Ian's favorite song. What a statistic, their only cover song. Aced it, right? Bless vintage New Order!
@@qwj68boots Hahaha,I was just about to give you the link to this song,but thought I'd have another listen to this great song,read through the comments and see you already found it - it's a great classic,and Hookys bass is just all over this
i don’t think the vinyl is particularly rare? I bought it upon release (Sept/Oct 1986) and last time I researched, is worth no more than I paid for it. Has been available in digital form since 1990s. Interesting session. If anyone wants it, they can have my vinyl copy. Hooky agrees in his book that they should have made more of Too Late.
@@cesarsilva7883 Thank you! I'm a big fan of Brazil , I follow Manchester City and we have a few of your fellow countrymen on our team (Fernandinho, Emerson, Danilo and Jesus) ! 👌👌 You must start watching Manchester City, how could one possibly dislike a team that has Jesus on their side? lol P.S Ian Curtis was a big Man City fan.. His ex wife said he painted the whole room sky blue (Man City colours) sky blue carpets, curtains and sofa :) haha Stay cool brother 👌👌!
@@cesarsilva7883 This is a pic of the wall in my lounge... can you tell that I don't mind a bit of New Order / Joy Division myself? hehe drive.google.com/file/d/1NLRRIO1ZNCIPNgl8cro3_Cf4VKnAYvJu/view?usp=drivesdk
Bernard always liked to play with surnames...wasn't Dicken his maternal grandparents name? Or is it Sumner......the Albrecht was poor German....playing along with people and their perceptions of JD and NO
My first time hearing this. I have to say it's an excellent record. I was a huge fan of joy division but never really listened to new order. I actually hit this by accident when I was picking my phone up off the floor of my car because I hit a bump and knocked it off the little magnet that holds it to my dash. My thumb hit the screen and changed what I was playing to this . I was driving so I didn't try to find what I was previously listening to.( Exit Planet Dust, album, Chemical Brothers) to my present surprise this new order peel session is fucking rad! It was like the universe needed me to hear this
Early New order beautiful and haunting. ..
Movement Factory revords
The EP that got me into electronic music, so long ago. 35 years later still love it and still have the EP.
"Turn the heater on" was Ian´s favorite song written by Keith Hudson. R.I.P Ian Curtis
Yeah they did that Keith Hudson track at the height of their musical prowess.
RIP Keith too. He passed away way too early. Keith would have been serious competition for Bob Marley.😢
@@alanwaites8627yeah no he wouldn't. Bob Peter and bunny and even after gets no better.
Love early New Order...'81-'82...!!!
This session and there other session are absolutely amazing ..better than the first album ..this was all I was blasting as a 14yr old kid 30odd yrs back
Thanks for sharing. I still have the original EP on vinyl. This Peel Session of the early New Order is dark and haunted
best new order recordings ever. i cud listen to "turn the heater on" all day
One of Ian Curtis's favorite songs originally done by Keith Hudson. They put it on here as a tribute to Ian.
Same man
I remember what seemed to be endless nights while stationed at Fort Wainwright, Alaska. Army... Circa 2007-2010. That is, not when deployed to Iraq. This EP was much of the soundtrack.
at the END of the road ...
That must have been an epic feeling listening to this at night in Alaska.
Phenomenal version of 5-8-6.
Whenever i listen to this, i listen to its entirety 🙌🏽😏🎶
Best 20 mins ever 🥰🥀
Me too ..ALWAYS LISTEN TO IT ALL THE WAY THROUGH...!!!
Best version of 5-8-6 ever. I also like the faster PCL-Version, but this one here, is damn cool.
Pioneers. Bernard's voice at its best
the dub ran deep during this time! how cool to hear this from New Order. :)
Ouvir o chiado da agulha no vinil, na música We All Stand, me fez chorar.
Hearing the squeak of the needle on the vinyl, in the song We All Stand, made me cry.
Turn The Heater On, they certainly got the tone and mood of it, apparently Ian's favorite song. What a statistic, their only cover song. Aced it, right?
Bless vintage New Order!
It wasnt their only cover - they recorded a Jimmy Cliff song called "Vietnam" as well,another reggae tinged beauty.
Wow! When we can find it ??? I've never heard New Order had cover Jimmy Cliff.
@@anapaulacarneiro4175 here's the link to it : ua-cam.com/video/bv4bh9mz5Ao/v-deo.html
@@robhaunui3343 whaahhatt???!!!
Where, what year and availability?
@@qwj68boots Hahaha,I was just about to give you the link to this song,but thought I'd have another listen to this great song,read through the comments and see you already found it - it's a great classic,and Hookys bass is just all over this
5-8-6 forever
Still got my vinyl of this.
thanks for sharing! it's amazing! the bass and the drums!
i don’t think the vinyl is particularly rare? I bought it upon release (Sept/Oct 1986) and last time I researched, is worth no more than I paid for it. Has been available in digital form since 1990s. Interesting session. If anyone wants it, they can have my vinyl copy. Hooky agrees in his book that they should have made more of Too Late.
Yeah I'll have it!
Hi from Manchester, England! 👌👌👌
Hi from são paulo, Brazil!
im a fan of joy division and new order. tanks a lot for your city and great bands from his
@@cesarsilva7883 Thank you!
I'm a big fan of Brazil , I follow Manchester City and we have a few of your fellow countrymen on our team (Fernandinho, Emerson, Danilo and Jesus) ! 👌👌
You must start watching Manchester City, how could one possibly dislike a team that has Jesus on their side? lol
P.S Ian Curtis was a big Man City fan.. His ex wife said he painted the whole room sky blue (Man City colours) sky blue carpets, curtains and sofa :) haha
Stay cool brother 👌👌!
@@cesarsilva7883 This is a pic of the wall in my lounge... can you tell that I don't mind a bit of New Order / Joy Division myself? hehe
drive.google.com/file/d/1NLRRIO1ZNCIPNgl8cro3_Cf4VKnAYvJu/view?usp=drivesdk
Dr Traniel Potato Head M.D
Fuck Man City.
Can’t wait to pick this up at Record Store Day this year.
Phenomenal music to snowboard with ... Peel Sessions 81 superb too .
Awesome version of 5-8-6
By far New Order's best album.
This is the one that I had. Apparently there is a longer version with four additional songs. Who knew?
There is another session from 1981, they only put it together
@@absens81 Thank you.
I bought the CD in the late 80's and has more tracks.
@@vibemunster You can hear the record distortion in between songs. It adds a distinct feel to the sound.
Una de las 5 mejores bandas de la.historia. con.cambios de estilos y pionera
Excellent! I have this on vinyl. Such a great sound.
ohhhhhh
im love vinils , im know joy division, new order, the cure, smiths, kraftwerk, bauhaus, from vinil in brazil, its hard, im gratefull
@@cesarsilva7883sounds like a great collection brother! Enjoy. Also - Lucas Moura!! GO YOU SPURS!!
As a Joy Division fan this is the album that made me finally like New Order.
Movement
Forgot how good New Order are/were.
Just as I remembered, and a perfect stop at the end so cool....
The best record of New Order👍👍
😅😅
I wonder how many people wouldve given two shits about JD, NO, or bands like The Cure without John Peel.
LOVE EARLY NEW ORDER ..'81-'82..!!!
Masterpiece 🙏👏
when too late kicks in
Hi from NO Club Beijing Branch
Exquisita session a los pies del ke la posteo💪mile graceeeeeeeee
Cool.
Got into Keith Hudson through this.
The saddest reggae in history
I have the original, what an EP
Esto si que es cremaaaaaaa de Manchester de la buena buena si señorrrrrr joyonnnnnnnn
5.8.6 is just stunning
Thank...I have 1982 ep...sound good
TTHO is the best cover ever made
HAPPY 666 SUBS! :o
ΣΤΗΝ ΛΕΦΚΗ ΜΕ ΑΓΑΠΗ Ο ΑΛΕΚΟΣ 16/02/1992 17:48❤
01:36 03:31 10:13❤
12:03 13:12 00:03
We All Stand is so much better here than the album version...
Imagine playing this in the dark, would be rather spooky...
It's from 1982
An insight into what Joy Division might have been, going into 1981-2.
I think it's hard to say as Ian wasn't around. He was the straw that stirred the drink as writer and singer.
what, no Homage?
03:56 04:56 05:56
Never heard about Too Late, it isn't some original jam is it?
It is an original by New Order but this is the only recording that exists of it. I don’t think they even played it live.
@@otisblankenshipiv7823 It is actually a cover of Ian's favorite reggae song. The original was by Keith Hudson.
@Angelo PARK Turn the Heater On is the Keith Hudson cover on this album.
@@otisblankenshipiv7823 I... know? You just kinda implied it was an original song by New Order.
@@angelopark4826 Too Late is the song 586 was asking about, which is an original by New Order.
who is Bernard Dicken? and why?
It's Barney (Bernard Sumner). He was known as Bernard Albrecht when he was in Joy Division.
Bernard always liked to play with surnames...wasn't Dicken his maternal grandparents name? Or is it Sumner......the Albrecht was poor German....playing along with people and their perceptions of JD and NO
just got this on ebay 15 squid
another terrif peel session
Just kidding Dave
3 zombies dislike
Now...they are sixy.
Turn the heater on...brilliant