OH MY GOSH!| FIRST TIME HEARING New Order - Blue Monday REACTION

OH MY GOSH!| FIRST TIME HEARING New Order - Blue Monday REACTION
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[Perma-Tempo]

You've heard Blue Monday for the first time! NOW...tell me now how do you feel?

[ohfour-seven]

This was a HUGE HUGE hit in the alternative dance clubs when the New Wave hit. New Order, Thomas Dolby, Depeche Mode, Human League, Heaven 17 were all cranking out really great electronic music. You have to hear more from New Order: Bizarre Love Triangle, True Faith, 1963, Touched By the Hand of God, Thieves Like Us, Perfect Kiss, I can go on and on. They were all HUGE dance club hits. And no night was complete without Blue Monday. Great times on the dancefloor!!!

[fatbloke]

Im 61 yrs old now and never tire of this song. It's absolutely timeless.

[carenhelms]

New Order was the band formed by the remaining members of Joy Division after lead singer Ian Curtis took his own life. New Order was amazing and this entire album was a straight up banger. Believe me, we danced to this song in the clubs for years!

[pm]

Blue Monday is a masterpiece. A true work of genius. It will remain one of the finest pieces of music ever created. You don't have to be into the genre to recognise that. Humans always know when something is very special.

[stevetheduck]

As a 63 year old Brit, I can say the early 1980s were a MISERABLE time in England, but we had the BEST music.
I went from the radio still playing 1950s rock-and-roll to 1970s glam rock, to Kate Bush in a few years, then things like this, Depeche Mode, and so much else.
Music took a quantum leap forward in those years.

[brinsonopinion]

This song was a "put down your drink NOW and rush the dance floor" song. You suddenly hear those first few notes & your eyes get big, you grab your friend and GO lol! And Amber's absolutely correct about how NEW this sound was, coupled with the fact that it was totally a club track & so was meant to be experienced physically, not just aurally. We were LIVING lol!!!

[jenk]

This is what is called the second british invasion of music. The alternative (new Wave) music vibe. The 80s was unreal. Black clothes, loud dark nightclubs, clove cigarette smell and dancing to the vibes. Greatest time of my life.

[cs]

The bass played like a lead instrument is what makes this band so awesome.

[bobblowhard]

I feel SO FORTUNATE to have lived during that time. To have experienced the power, the magic, the diversity, the creativity, and the intensity of eighties music!

[elmoomle]

This song, when played LOUD, on speakers, when your entire body can feel the music... is simply...other worldly. Fantastic dance tune !!

[rocheppy]

This track has never ever sounded dated. It sounded futuristic when it came out and regularly charts somewhere in the world all these years later. If you ever wake up hear this track and it sounds old you've truly fallen through a time slip and must be 100s of years in the future. Perfect and timeless.

[roger]

This song is the quintessential “FILL THE FREAKING DANCE FLOOR IMMEDIATELY” best song EVER!!!!

[kyrisgeorgiou]

The chorus is a sample from the German group Kraftwerk, pioneers in electronic music in the 70's. The beat is Donna Summer. The guitar is an inspiration from the Good, the Bad and the Ugly. The remaining members of Joy Division had to really develop new mixing technology to put all this together. Exceptional concept, one of the flares that occasionally popped up separate from the main stream. Timeless piece of art.

[jeffpagan]

I'm 54, this was an anthem for us. You'd never know to look at me or any of my peers now, but we raged exactly as lions before being thrown meat in a menagerie.

[juniorvega]

So, this IS by far THE BIGGEST dance song from the entire decade! It was a game changer when it originally came out in 1983! So much so, that to this day it holds the record as the best selling 12" single of all time. New Order was one of my favorite bands of the 80s. They were not really an electronic band. They were the remaining members of Joy Division, which was a post punk/new wave ba d from the late 70s and early 80s. Their lead vocalist took his own life, and they reformed as New Order a couple years later. This song was originally an instrumental track they played at their concerts when they were finished, but a lit of people liked what they were hearing, so they decided to actually make a song out of it. Little did they know that that background track thing would become the massive hit it ended up being! And yes, being there as a 17 year old teenager at the time and already hitting the clubs, you can only imagine what we felt the first time we heard this. There will never, ever, be another decade like the

[MrGjones]

This was night club magic! Nike high-tops, parachute pants, spiked hair, and insane dance. The 80s. You should try: Pet Shop Boys - It's A Sin

[stevemarchant]

I'm 63 and I was NOT much into electronic/synth music at the time BUT ... THIS!! I haven't heard it in 30 years and it sounds fresher than ever now - I can hear more layers, appreciate the craft a lot more - this is FIRE - just as Jay said.

[derekjohnson]

New Order's lyrics often explored loneliness, alienation, abusive relationships and the general darker side of the human experience. Other great tracks are Regret, Round and Round, Bizarre Love Triangle and Perfect Kiss. Also, yes, this song was hugely revolutionary when it came out. New Order was on the cutting edge of techno and had a huge influence on all of the genres of electronic music that came after it.

[alhollywood]

Remember, this is almost 40 years old. Insane.