This song is a far cry from the melancholic darkness & moody, meditative uncertainties of Joy Division, from which New Order sprang from back in late 1980. What an amazing & transcendent transformation, what an infusion of high tempo pop synthesizers melded with 80s Rock, underpinned by a touch of Alt Rock, with lyrics that are dark, yet resolute & driven by hope & redemption, nonetheless!
@@ericdraven3420 I disagree. I don't think either of them can be compared because they really are two separate groups from two different places in time. Both groups once contained the same human beings, but there really I believe the similarities end. Joy division initially attempted to pursue an early punk sound, which was gaining significant momentum in England during their time. Their sound was directly influenced by their producer and the band as a whole were influenced by their humble beginnings as lower to middle class citizens as well as Ian curtis's creative contributions. In a different world they would have been an unsuccessful (albeit good) punk band lost in the scene... Once they had gained enough traction and decided to reinvent themselves, I'm sure they had alot less pressure going forward without Ian and embracing the new decade...with changing tastes, musically and socially. With a new eagerness to distance themselves from the past, take advantage of everything the new decade had to offer and relish in their successes and have fun, lighten up a little and see the world. They expected to tour America as joy division (of course they never got the chance) which no doubt left them disappointed. The reinvention left the band to explore different creative freedoms as well as a new, refined and fresh sound fit for a technologically advancing society. (Also it helps that they decided to break out of the DIY punk scene and explore a musical style which was more fit for a mainstream audience) Their sound is the culmination of all of this. They held onto their beginnings, and all that they had learned from it. The mistakes with their producer, and not knowing their true worth...letting themselves settle for less. They realized their true potential as musicians with new order and this is why new order are one of those groups we remember today as synonymous with the 80's aesthetic. It takes talent, creativity and alot of experienced emotions to create such sounds which still stick with us decades later. Almost timeless, because it speaks to our sadness, our tragic memories of the past...but also gets us to move and dance, to feel alive and remember why we should go on. Once someone had made a point to me that if Ian Curtis had not decided to leave this ugly (sometimes beautiful) world, that joy division would have continued down it's electronic influenced path... Either way I don't think this song is anywhere comparible with anything from unknown pleasures. Mostly because unknown pleasures is produced with instruments being recorded like you would a conventional band. New order took advantage of new techniques during their time to produce a heavily electronic influenced album. This could be a conscious decision they made to create a new chapter for themselves and move on from their past, which was a rather tragic, didn't achieve what they were hoping for as a group and left the band in a sort of limbo.
I was in college when this song came out. I fell in love with it immediately. I love it even more today. Everytime I hear it, it feels like I can almost reach out and touch my college days. Thank you so much for the memories.
I feel so extraordinary Something's got a hold on me I get this feeling I'm in motion A sudden sense of liberty I don't care 'cause I'm not there And I don't care if I'm here tomorrow Again and again I've taken too much Of the things that cost you too much I used to think that the day would never come I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun My morning sun is the drug that brings me near To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear I used to think that the day would never come That my life would depend on the morning sun When I was a very small boy Very small boys talked to me Now that we've grown up together They're afraid of what they see That's the price that we all pay And the value of destiny comes to nothing I can't tell you where we're going I guess there was just no way of knowing I used to think that the day would never come I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun My morning sun is the drug that brings me near To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear I used to think that the day would never come That my life would depend on the morning sun I feel so extraordinary Something's got a hold on me I get this feeling I'm in motion A sudden sense of liberty The chances are we've gone too far You took my time and you took my money Now I fear you've left me standing In a world that's so demanding I used to think that the day would never come I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun My morning sun is the drug that brings me near To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear I used to think that the day would never come That my life would depend on the morning sun I used to think that the day would never come I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun My morning sun is the drug that brings me near To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear I used to think that the day would never come That my life would depend on the morning sun
i remember being on a school bus when this came on and we all just got really quiet and looking at each other nervously, everybody was just quiet and trying to understand it
And you have a lot more songs to go, New Order was pioneer in this genre, I recommend you to listen to "Bizarre Love Triangle", "Temptation", "Thieves like us", "Leave me alone", "Ceremory", among others!
With that Stephen Hague's polished-up 1994 production, it would even fit into the underrated Republic album from 1993, rarely a track originating in 80s sounds so timeless.
In general all the lyrics seem like a description of the manic phase; characteristic of Bipolar Disorder. Usually the patient feels amazing (extraordinary), with increased energy ([...] feeling I'm in motion), and acting recklessly without thinking about the consequences (I don't care 'cause I'm not there. [ ...] I don't care if I'm here tomorrow). Although what I say is up for debate, it is curious that the murderer Luka Magnotta put this song in the background in the video of his murder.
Tennant even admitted that "Blue Monday" was the song he was trying to write. "True Faith" sounds very much like New Order. Not a song, the Pet Shop Boys would write. Best song imo that Tennant/ Lowe didn't write: Hairstyle Of The Devil by Momus.
Damn, I'm so glad someone else knows it exists! I saw it a few weeks ago on VH1 Classic and I've been trying like crazy to find it somewhere on the Internet; no luck so far
@@yckfides5613 I managed to upload it but it is not viewable "in my [own] territory". If you can find me a link to the "Painted Moon" video by the Silencers, please share it.
Dopiero jako dorosły rozumiem w pełni tekst, bo żona odebrała mi dziecko, córkę którą sam wychowałem, podczas gdy ona robiła karierę. I co czuje moje dziecko? Właśnie to.
@@Cepheid_aep Unlike you i did. In fact, Patrick is not a sigma, it's a character made to be made fun of. Seeing you viewing him as a respectable person is funny.
@@jirkamares3256 WOW, *Impressive, very nice.* Just because YOU watched A MOVIE, doesn’t give you the right to be a Karen, and deny that A RANDOM PERSON YOU DO NOT KNOW has watched it. Now, sorry to break your ego, but you are probably a boomer, bragging about some movie you have watched. Let me tell you so that you can learn: NOT ALL SIGMAS HAVE TO BE NICE. Patrick is considered a Sigma because he is a ruthless psychopath underneath the mask of sanity, and of acting like a normal human being, and has violent and twisted fantasies over people, So have YOU actually ever seen the full meaning of a Sigma, because unlike you I’m the one that has.
I used to think that the day would never cum I'd see delight in the land of the rising sun My rising sun is the drug that brings them fear To the shogunate I lost, the Ten'no came, I used to think that the year would never come That my life would depend on the rising sun tennoheika banzai !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1987 was a smashing year for music. REM, Depeche Mode, U2, New Order, The Cult and The Cure all released iconic albums.
The Cult are masters@sevengates222
@sevengates222Early Cult good though.
Still one of the best songs ever made! 😊
Absolutely!
One of the Greatest Songs ever written
Cannot believe it’s been 35 years since summer of ‘87! This song and The Cure’s just like heaven hit the radio that summer. Awesome memories!!
Beautiful days.
I love this song god damn it !!
An amazing track that just made so many of us say wow. It just says so much to so many people.
I just listened to this song for the very first time and it was amazing 🤩!!!!
This song is a far cry from the melancholic darkness & moody, meditative uncertainties of Joy Division, from which New Order sprang from back in late 1980. What an amazing & transcendent transformation, what an infusion of high tempo pop synthesizers melded with 80s Rock, underpinned by a touch of Alt Rock, with lyrics that are dark, yet resolute & driven by hope & redemption, nonetheless!
Suggest me a joy division song that’s similar to this one please
@@xXXXVVV12 disorder.
Transmission. Are what comes to mind in terms of the melody
Patrick bateman alt account
@@ericdraven3420 I disagree. I don't think either of them can be compared because they really are two separate groups from two different places in time. Both groups once contained the same human beings, but there really I believe the similarities end.
Joy division initially attempted to pursue an early punk sound, which was gaining significant momentum in England during their time. Their sound was directly influenced by their producer and the band as a whole were influenced by their humble beginnings as lower to middle class citizens as well as Ian curtis's creative contributions. In a different world they would have been an unsuccessful (albeit good) punk band lost in the scene...
Once they had gained enough traction and decided to reinvent themselves, I'm sure they had alot less pressure going forward without Ian and embracing the new decade...with changing tastes, musically and socially. With a new eagerness to distance themselves from the past, take advantage of everything the new decade had to offer and relish in their successes and have fun, lighten up a little and see the world. They expected to tour America as joy division (of course they never got the chance) which no doubt left them disappointed. The reinvention left the band to explore different creative freedoms as well as a new, refined and fresh sound fit for a technologically advancing society. (Also it helps that they decided to break out of the DIY punk scene and explore a musical style which was more fit for a mainstream audience)
Their sound is the culmination of all of this. They held onto their beginnings, and all that they had learned from it. The mistakes with their producer, and not knowing their true worth...letting themselves settle for less. They realized their true potential as musicians with new order and this is why new order are one of those groups we remember today as synonymous with the 80's aesthetic. It takes talent, creativity and alot of experienced emotions to create such sounds which still stick with us decades later. Almost timeless, because it speaks to our sadness, our tragic memories of the past...but also gets us to move and dance, to feel alive and remember why we should go on.
Once someone had made a point to me that if Ian Curtis had not decided to leave this ugly (sometimes beautiful) world, that joy division would have continued down it's electronic influenced path...
Either way I don't think this song is anywhere comparible with anything from unknown pleasures. Mostly because unknown pleasures is produced with instruments being recorded like you would a conventional band. New order took advantage of new techniques during their time to produce a heavily electronic influenced album. This could be a conscious decision they made to create a new chapter for themselves and move on from their past, which was a rather tragic, didn't achieve what they were hoping for as a group and left the band in a sort of limbo.
Strangely was just thinking the same thing, amen brother…👊
We used to dance to this until we damn near passed out....1987..
Danced to this last night at Resurgence Goth Night in Jacksonville Fl
I know - wasn't it fabulous.
and singing it or shouting it till no voice was left lol
Can't beat this for a great hitting the road and just driving song :-)
I was in college when this song came out. I fell in love with it immediately. I love it even more today. Everytime I hear it, it feels like I can almost reach out and touch my college days. Thank you so much for the memories.
im here because i like this bands music
Best song 80’s ever 🥰
I feel so extraordinary
Something's got a hold on me
I get this feeling I'm in motion
A sudden sense of liberty
I don't care 'cause I'm not there
And I don't care if I'm here tomorrow
Again and again I've taken too much
Of the things that cost you too much
I used to think that the day would never come
I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun
My morning sun is the drug that brings me near
To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear
I used to think that the day would never come
That my life would depend on the morning sun
When I was a very small boy
Very small boys talked to me
Now that we've grown up together
They're afraid of what they see
That's the price that we all pay
And the value of destiny comes to nothing
I can't tell you where we're going
I guess there was just no way of knowing
I used to think that the day would never come
I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun
My morning sun is the drug that brings me near
To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear
I used to think that the day would never come
That my life would depend on the morning sun
I feel so extraordinary
Something's got a hold on me
I get this feeling I'm in motion
A sudden sense of liberty
The chances are we've gone too far
You took my time and you took my money
Now I fear you've left me standing
In a world that's so demanding
I used to think that the day would never come
I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun
My morning sun is the drug that brings me near
To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear
I used to think that the day would never come
That my life would depend on the morning sun
I used to think that the day would never come
I'd see delight in the shade of the morning sun
My morning sun is the drug that brings me near
To the childhood I lost, replaced by fear
I used to think that the day would never come
That my life would depend on the morning sun
Yes thank you
Best Song for Lattice Climbing
I thought it was cost you to the truth
80s optimism . I remember .
i remember being on a school bus when this came on and we all just got really quiet and looking at each other nervously, everybody was just quiet and trying to understand it
I have this cd and listen to this song every day on my Bose headphones 😀🎧 .great song,to dance to!
the power of suspended chords ..
Memories with my dad in the car as a kid always remember the cassette cover ❤
Best sound quality of this song by far! All others on CZcams are a garbled mess.
best version of the song, too.
The song remind me on my old Lattice Climbing days.
The best versión. Saludos desde Argentina !
I LOVE IT!!!!!!!
One of my favorite song .back in the day ❤❤❤❤
Kind of a haunting song
It should be, I heard it was written from the lead singer's suicide note when they were the group Joy Division.
thanks patrick!
Take me to the disco tech
Wow, it's been awhile.memories comes back.
Love this song
When I went to Okaton in 1999. A great AMV of Evangelion brought me here!
perfect song for a wannabe serial killer. Very self energizing!
Thanks To Patrick Bateman of course.
@@doofygilmore4936 yeahh!!!!
I love Luka and his murders so artistic!
tem traços de bizarre love triangle com regret.
American Psycho🎃
it's perfect
It's hard to hear this song without thinking of Patrick Bateman doing lines in a bathroom.
Love that movie
Haven't seen that part so I guess I'm blessed
@@TimSzabo So, how much have you seen?
Omg, I'm so glad I've completely forgotten that scene
To be honest, all I can think of is Luka Magnotta
Fanática desde 1987 y para siempre ❤❤❤❤❤
Awesome
Der Sänger hat eine geile Stimme und sieht auch sehr interessant aus. Ich könnte mich in ihn verlieben. ❤❤❤
Normally a person wouldn't say it, but thank you Calvin Klein ADVERTISEMENT for showing up!
Now I discovered another great synthpop/80's vibey song!
And you have a lot more songs to go, New Order was pioneer in this genre, I recommend you to listen to "Bizarre Love Triangle", "Temptation", "Thieves like us", "Leave me alone", "Ceremory", among others!
thanks for this great upload :*
When I get a drivers license I’m gonna hit the open road and play this so loud
2:56 lovely part
pode ser, mas a balada toda eh muito ecletica.
Premier khey
Fucking fantastic man 👍👌😊
Best endings to songs - Joan Armatrading, Love and Affection, New Order True Faith...
I Love is Dong Since 80
truly one of the greatest songs ever made
No POP, ninguem esta acima do New Order.
Love it
With that Stephen Hague's polished-up 1994 production, it would even fit into the underrated Republic album from 1993, rarely a track originating in 80s sounds so timeless.
This tune reminds me of Dennis Mitchell (Olympic Sprinter). He really ripped on the Track. USA2023.
GREAT MUSIC REMIND ME WHEN IN THE US
IN THE US
The soundtrack to my high school years.
Fantastic!!!
In general all the lyrics seem like a description of the manic phase; characteristic of Bipolar Disorder. Usually the patient feels amazing (extraordinary), with increased energy ([...] feeling I'm in motion), and acting recklessly without thinking about the consequences (I don't care 'cause I'm not there. [ ...] I don't care if I'm here tomorrow). Although what I say is up for debate, it is curious that the murderer Luka Magnotta put this song in the background in the video of his murder.
Its all about becoming addicted to drugs. Originally now we've grown up together they're afraid of what they see was now they all take drugs with me
And what you've written is pretty much characteristics of a drug addict so fair play
@@AngryBulldogg Smack...
Luka did use this song in the murder video, if you watch the documentary, they shazam the video and “true faith - new order” comes up
excelente ¡¡¡
Pure Vibe !!!
Cool!
Anyone wanna exchange 80’s music, so hard to find these days
GamingWithBosscat I have thousands on MP3 electro synth new wave new jack funk
luka magnotta
1994
Yasssssssssss!!!! 94' ROCKS!!!!
isso, mas parece bem moderninha com os recursos acusticos de remasterização e harmonico progressivo usados na sua confecção digital.
@@caligirl3000 true
Better than the 87 version
What would the song writers and musitians would think that this is the background music for s n u f f videos... :(
1 lunatic 1 ice pick
i came from 1 lunatic 1 ice pick
People who don’t know:🙂
People who know:😰
@@benz5471 i don't care about that, luka doesn't damage the popularity of this song
I came
Cringe alert!!!!
@@camulodunon why? It's, in fact, a good song
94?
Wasnt it 86 or 87?
What ever. Best Trtack from New Order...
Its a remastered version:)
It should be the opening theme of out lives
Best song that Tennant/ Lowe didn't write...
Or Martin Gore.
Good point ,Juha . Enjoy The Silence is so much like New Order..
So true, nothing beats the Pet Shop Boys and there isn't much to match them!!
Tennant even admitted that "Blue Monday" was the song he was trying to write. "True Faith" sounds very much like New Order. Not a song, the Pet Shop Boys would write. Best song imo that Tennant/ Lowe didn't write: Hairstyle Of The Devil by Momus.
@@psytechs I hear what you mean about the Momus track which also reminded me of windmills in your mind crossed with ABBA's the day before you came...
Upload the compilation videoclip used to promote this remix. I love how it's synched!
MuscleJacker nice TITS hahahahahahaha
Damn, I'm so glad someone else knows it exists! I saw it a few weeks ago on VH1 Classic and I've been trying like crazy to find it somewhere on the Internet; no luck so far
@@yckfides5613 I tried to upload it but CZcams won't permit it. I have it though.
@@MuscleJacker In this case, Dailymotion or Vimeo are pretty good alternatives
@@yckfides5613 I managed to upload it but it is not viewable "in my [own] territory". If you can find me a link to the "Painted Moon" video by the Silencers, please share it.
serial killers anthem....
@Dr. D are u serious?
nice i searched this song for 1 lunatic 1 ice pick and found it here
@Dr. D XD?
😎🔥🚀⚡
I hate that I know this song cuz of Best Gore…
nice
Top Stuff..
Lukaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
anyone can explain to me the differences between this 94 version and original 87 version? thx
audio quality i guess
2:55!!!
Hey Paul!
🎧🙂
2:35 best
ITS BEATFULL 😊😅😮😢🎉😂
Patrick Bateman brought me here!
Better than the 1987 original
I still can't tell the difference between this and the 1987 original. I mean "Blue Monday" was quite different from 1983 in the 1988 version.
I'm here because of Netflix mini series about Luka Rocco Mongotta. Who else? LOL
Roul Lira S. me 🤮
Mee too !
Lol
Did you see the original video?
@@mvmbhb Luka's original video ?
The Last of Us Part II bringed me here.
Same
same but tbh I like this version better
i came from 1 lunatic 1 ice pick
The video of the cat getting murdered is on my CZcams channel
Luka Magnotta...
The Anthem of American Psycho's Patrick Bateman
Not too different from the original.
It isn't different at all, just remastered to sound better than the original.
starting from 2:35 were different
is not so different, but some sounds sound very good than original
Dopiero jako dorosły rozumiem w pełni tekst, bo żona odebrała mi dziecko, córkę którą sam wychowałem, podczas gdy ona robiła karierę. I co czuje moje dziecko? Właśnie to.
whats diffrence between this and 80s one/??
Hm, I don't really have an answer. On the CD was standing "94" Version 🤔
Ace
4:48 - 5:29
es la versión del 87
Lukinha ?
I’m here because of American psycho
Yeah but did you *actually see* the movie?
@@jirkamares3256 of course I have. Have *YOU* seen it??
@@Cepheid_aep Unlike you i did. In fact, Patrick is not a sigma, it's a character made to be made fun of. Seeing you viewing him as a respectable person is funny.
@@jirkamares3256 WOW, *Impressive, very nice.* Just because YOU watched A MOVIE, doesn’t give you the right to be a Karen, and deny that A RANDOM PERSON YOU DO NOT KNOW has watched it. Now, sorry to break your ego, but you are probably a boomer, bragging about some movie you have watched. Let me tell you so that you can learn: NOT ALL SIGMAS HAVE TO BE NICE. Patrick is considered a Sigma because he is a ruthless psychopath underneath the mask of sanity, and of acting like a normal human being, and has violent and twisted fantasies over people, So have YOU actually ever seen the full meaning of a Sigma, because unlike you I’m the one that has.
@@Cepheid_aep yeah i ain't reading that.
New Order listen to Peter fucking Hook ❤👍👌
What was happened to this band?
I used to think that the day would never cum
I'd see delight in the land of the rising sun
My rising sun is the drug that brings them fear
To the shogunate I lost, the Ten'no came,
I used to think that the year would never come
That my life would depend on the rising sun
tennoheika banzai !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
💓💓💓💓💓💓💓
Dont f with cats who else?
Me
Hacienda!
Estamos aquí por lukas marmotta LOL xd
yeah
0:35
Luka Magnotta
im here because of last of us part II =)
im here because of 1 lunatic 1 ice pick