Electronic - Get The Message (Official Music Video) [HD Upgrade]

The official video for 'Get The Message' by Electronic

Originally released 1991, written and produced by Bernard Sumner and Johnny Marr

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[theblindfoldep]

Rest In Peace Denise Johnson who provided the wondrous backing vocals to this track. A true Manchester legend.

[tadlee]

Just a timeless tune. Man...this has gotten me through some tough times

[godsstruggler]

Everything that Bernard Sumner turns his hand to manages to soothe my soul. The partnership with Johnny Marr was inspired, producing such melodic and melancholic songs that I still love today. Timeless.

[helenchristie]

Memories of a train journey from Doncaster to Edinburgh, listening to this on cassette single over & over until my batteries ran out!

[mummyd]

Johnny marrs guitar sounds are absolute class.

[AjarnDeeTeesut]

30 years to the day of its release. Thank you Bernard and Johnny and also thinking of the late great Denise Johnson and her amazing vocals.

[christopherrussell]

Definitely expresses life in that time - sickly as it may sound to anyone under 30 yrs. old - the speed of life, the additionals that were part of it all for musicians, artists, money poles., heady, yeah! destructive, yeah! but of the time.
For all those still left running, God Bless you for keeping ahead of the ‘80’s marathon.
Love always, bless you, Jane

[eranyurman]

2023 and still here. this songs always lifts up the spirit. Joy devision with the Smiths and with the Pet Shop Boys, what can one want more?perfection song.

[andrezang]

Brilliant. Sumner + Marr = Quality. Cant believe this was 1991. What a great year!

[johnbrereton]

Anyone who likes quality music is here alive and kicking. Have know johnny since the seventies, still a music genius.

[C--Hercules]

It's 2024. I am still playing electronic. 😊

[lorin]

I love that my 23 year old son just told me that he's been looking for this song forever, after hearing me play it for him as a little child.

[false_binary]

As per usual, these two geniuses set up music for decades ahead. Perfect track...that tone & w/a social conscience.

[CaffeineNightOwl]

perfect song, criminally underrated ...

[GrayMilner]

RIP Denise Johnson thanks for the superb vocals which lift the outro to a different level

[davekennedy]

Every time i listen to this SUPERB track it takes me straight back to my late teens. Our local was The Essex Barn, the incredibly cool pool hall/bar/pub/weekend rave club that i very luckily had in Braintree in Essex in my youth. This was the first place we started drinking at 16-17 years old in 90/91. This awesome track featured on The Barns laserdisc video jukebox (The Size Of A Cow by The Wonder stuff was another that permanently lodged into my mind to form part of the soundtrack of my time at The Barn) I got my first girlfriend, expanded my group of mates, first played pool, got drunk, first car and more all occurred around this time (90-92) They were such incredible times and this song in particular really grabbed hold of me. Maybe a year or two later i got well into New Order and it wasn`t until later that i realised that Sumner sang this too. So i remembered New Order and Joy Division from my younger years as a little kid and into Primary and Secondary, then Electronic in my late teens and twenties. Great times that i miss immensely.

[andyberridge]

Johnny Marr and Bernard Sumner what a combo. Get the message, this has to be my favourite Electronic track, great stuff. 👏

[AJ-ywzy]

Living through the 80’s & 90’s was a breeze, cracking 20 years for some classic tunes. If you were there, you know what I mean 😂

[Stephen-xkcl]

Such a seriously great an early nineties classic.

[paulrussell]

This song has a Bond theme vide to it. Class.