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New Order - Everything's Gone Green (Live in New York City 1981)
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- čas přidán 27. 10. 2021
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Bernard using Ian's guitar! :)
Damn ...I wonder if that's part of the equipment that was stolen on that trip...😢
That bass tone is out of this universe...loud, chorus, echo, high strings, lead melodic
exactly...it's ominous
This track is the definition of a indie/dance crossover tune.
I spent half of the 80’s listening to this tune 🎵
Some music has a shelf life. New Order does not. Timeless. As Always.
Your thoughts on post Low-Life efforts...
: Technique is my favorite New Order record, primarily for Fibe Time and Vanishing Point being so gaddam good
The great New Order. Mesmerizing.
RIP Ian Curtis. Walk in Silence.
Hey that's Ian Curtis's guitar! Well I think the only one on earth who deserves to play it is Bernard Sumner.
johnny marr was given it for a bit as a gift from barney.
@@plasteredbastard Really? How do you know that? When was it?
@@Diggarci i guess you can't post links to other sites here... but if you go to bonham's which is a high-end auctioneer site and look up getting closer to ian curtis you'll find that passage about j marr. be well
@@Diggarci it is his guitar, Bernard inherited it.
@@manephewlenny6401he gifted it to Natalie Curtis Ian’s daughter in the early 2000’s.
Hey Peter I think this electronic beat thing is going to be big.
Hey 🅱️eter
Peter: Yeah you’re probably right
Without their genius electro and house wouldn't be what they are today, this track was far far far ahead of its time
Yes. And the producer walked out on them cos they wanted the drumming turned up in the mix.
How exactly was this track ahead of its time?
@@krasteffor 1981, new order had a really unique mix of post-punk and electronic/house that not many, if any, bands were doing at that time. movement and it’s singles are really unique in that aspect because it still has that joy division punk sound, but also hints at what new order was going to become. i wasn’t born in the 80s so i could be talking out of my ass, but i haven’t heard a band that was doing what they were doing in the early 80s.
@@fantabulouso1647 Before New Order there was Giorgio Moroder and before Movement there was Italo Disco. New Order were fans/influenced by Italo and later by Belgian new beat, in both instances being behind in trends. I (everyone) can give specific examples of how influential Italo was, e.g from Stock Aitken Waterman to Eurodance. The same applies to say Cabaret Voltaire, having been instrumental in the development of Chicago/Detroit house/techno, as well as a direct influence to EBM/new beat. But when it comes to New Order, one can hardly point to specific examples, resorting instead to general statements like "very influential band".
@@fantabulouso1647 Yep. you are on the money there pal. look at Barney's face. In the Zone. He meant it x
This is the precursor to Temptation and Blue Monday, love it.
Wasn't it the B-Side of "Temptation"?
"It seems like I've been here before." Maybe, maybe not, but you'll definitely be back here again for "Blue Monday."
@@andyschmelter3489 Everything's Gone Green was the single before Temptation. B-Side to Temptation was Hurt
@@andyschmelter3489 Procession, I think.
@@tricornclub9594 Nope, B-Side of Temptation is Hurt.
40 years. wtf. Glad this has been with Me all this time
Legends! They didn't even know they were about to change the history of music. And for the second time.
Depois dessa paulada na moleira todo mundo quis virar NO/JD. Cure é o chupa-cabras que mais copiou essa banda
They knew. They've always been coy as well as cheeky.😅
Amazing
Bernard looks so haunted playing Ian's guitar. What a poignant moment.
I was wondering if that was the same guitar Ian was playing in the “Love Will Tear Us Apart” video.
@@ambsquared I think it is
yeh. almost spooky. like he"s chanellin Ian
@@paulfitzpatrick954I think the mic is shocking him too!
Wow, this sounds really good, especially coming from 1981. Sumner vocals and guitar effects!
Doesn't seem too drunk either, 😂
My favorite song from the decade!
Me Too
Discovered this song at Heaton Park in 2021, the whole crowd was going crazy, the guitar rhythm is just majestic. sorry for my behavior that night x
I wus there. Stoned out of my skull. Long beer quues. Fuck that
It's alright. But can I have my car back now please. It's got a lot of my CDs in it. Cheers
Obsessed with new order throughout the 80’s
WoW! Sooooo glad I stumbled across this absolute gem! 1981! Awesome!
You can hear/feel the foundation of Blue Monday. I stumbled across this in like 1982 as a junior in high school on a small college radio station. Been a fan ever since.
I remember seeing them in 1989 with the Sugarcubes and P.I.L...They didn't play this but they did play a lot of great old stuff like Ceremony, Temptation and Fine Time...
I saw them on the same tour!
Bernard seems like he is going to break down at one point ,good performance
Ian's axe in Bernie's hands.
Great song, great performance.
It seems like I've been here before ! Nice 👍
I love this song. all the song new order are gorgeous.
Looks strange seeing anyone but Ian Curtis using that guitar. Glad it wasn’t left to gather dust after his passing as it could may have otherwise done. Great tune too!
“the most important song in the modern world…” - Tony Wilson, Factory Records
Bernard gave it to Ian's daughter who sold it last year for £162000.
Saw them in 1984 in Hamburg at the Trinity disco and Sumner was still playing it.
@@jonhaigh9530 Oof. I feel like he should have kept it, but then again I don't know the circumstances. Still....oof.
@@jonhaigh9530 yes thats correct i heard that mate .. but is it true or make up bull i find it hard that she wouldnt keep it for may be her own kids ,, but thats life
When they were on, pfhk! Wish they were this good every time I saw them. Appreciate them all week and they would still be under appreciated, but appreciate them for 40 years and you might get how good this was and still is.
Dang, can’t believe everyone was so young! ...was there!
This is so badass
Favorite band since 1984.
My remastered MOVEMENT CD still gets plenty of play...!
And it's the 40th anniversary of that album in 10 days. 13th November 1981 it was released.
Still listening and loving in 2021
Love this one since the first time i hear it in 1987
I love 😍 Everything Gone Green it's so brilliant song this tune is amazing I can't describe about New Order
Brilliant.
Wow! Epic performance
... without many words..., stunning!!!
Thank you!!! 🎶💜
this is so fantastic
Agreed kikin ass innit
Help me somebody help me, I wonder what I am.................Near complete early but close to final version. Love it.
OMG its so good
can here the “clap clap” played by Stephen on the drums at the end of some of the measures that would become a signature sound. great video! cheers!!
Mais qu'est-ce que c'est bon!
Very Giorgio Moroder that beat.
This the moment in time New Order really started. Movement was Joy Division really.
This is WOW
One of my fav all time tracks... thanks so much for this.
Love the previous video version too. But the sound on this one is awesome.
Bernard Sumner playing Ian Curtis' guitar.
Just what I need to complete my day before I fall asleep… musical desert
Dessert not desert.
Enjoyed the flashback! Thanks!!
Back when no one was going green!
Sumner is playing Curtis's Vox Phantom VI guitar here!
i love this guitar
Énorme !!! 👊🏻
Barney playing Ians guitar?
muy bueno! saludos de un fan desde argentina!
My favourite New Order track…. Pity about the audio quality…. A vast underrated song….
the famous ian curtis guitar
The Guitar Is The Vox Phantom VI ✝️
merci :)
estoy obsesionado con esta rola
а через пять лет... Лучшая тема у New Order, наряду с Temptation.
A banda mais célebre tecno🧠🧠🧠👍👍 e💯💯💯💯💯✨✨✨
Hmmm, I think depeche mode have a claim on that
My Fave
If Metallica were the birth of thrash metal New Order were the 1st and birth of Dance/Electro/Techno PERIOD
💚
Dioses!!!🙌🏻✨
Nice Video
Awesome, there's a German group in the same vibe today, KLANGPHONICS
After reading this comment I've been listening to Klangphonics on Spotify. It is really good electronic fusion but nothing like New Order.
Great track that surpasses Blue Monday and predates it
as a long gem.Check out the poignant and revelationary All Day Long
Okay, let me get this straight, 7 lame ohs came through here and disliked every song? I assume its the same 7 on every one of these clips. If they don't get it then why not just move on?
Or maybe they "get it" better than you do.
History...
Was this a this a prototype of Blue Monday?
sounds similar doesnt it
Absolutely no coherence between each instrument taken separately, but the blend just works perfectly
Huh! This is the way that you want to pay, show me to Ian, show me show me show me now!
Ian's guitar
Depois dessa paulada na moleira todo mundo quis virar NO/JD. Cure é o chupa-cabras que mais copiou essa banda
Peter Hook is god!
❤️💣
Chit !!! Only 1800 liked this song
Is this version on Spotify?
Lts gooooo
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Oh, yeah, I'm sure Hookie loved that.
The Velvet Underground goes Disco!
☺️
New order
2022.11.27
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Tyyli ja kauneus lehdet
They should play this song at COP 26 in Glasgow to remind world authorities to "go green".
CO2 is Life. #climatescam
Pick a key Barney 😂😂😂
Fuckin A