Electronic - Getting Away With It (1989 Official Music Video) [HD Upgrade]

The official 1989 video for 'Getting Away With It' by Electronic

Originally released 1989, written and produced by Bernard Sumner, Johnny Marr and Neil Tennant

#Electronic #BernardSumner #JohnnyMarr #NeilTennant #PetShopBoys

[provatos]

Who is still listening to this masterpiece in 2024 after covid, social media, the death of good pop music and the world heading for a fall?

[wayoutofbounds]

Electronic was, by far, the most successful of the "side-projects" by these artists.  A "super-group"of sorts:  Bernard Sumner of New Order and Joy Division, Neil Tennant of The Pet Shop Boys and Johnny Marr of The Smiths.  There debut album is one of the most complete release from this time, truly a great act...

[maboleth]

They are so young here. 😢 I guess I will never get used to the fact that we all age and die... The 1989 what a time to be alive.

[BrianWaheed]

Real Music, Played Live, by Real Artists.

[ZeldaFitz]

Neil was 35, Barney 33 and Johnny 26 when this was filmed. 68, 66 & 59 respectively now.

[GohAhweh]

Saw them open for Depeche Mode at Dodger Stadium 1990 complete with Neil Tenant!! Oh what a fabulous show!
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[MariaElena-mqjy]

I love how simple and beautiful song is.

[armelindoluizdecastrosobri]

The 80's weren't another time. They were another world!

[CRAZYCRTC]

You know it’s a super band collection when you have Neil Tennant as back vocal.

[slshusker]

There is no way to disguise Bernard's voice. New Order Plus.

[antster]

*Personnel:*
Bernard Sumner - vocals, keyboards, co-writer, co-producer
Johnny Marr - guitar, co-writer, co-producer
Neil Tennant, vocals, co-writer, co-producer
Chris Lowe - keyboards (bass)
David Palmer - programming (drums)
Anne Dudley - string arrangements and conductor

[matthewharding-ewts]

February 2024 vs contest 80's everytime

[foto]

When UK inspired me enough to go to London, but UK music pretty much ended around this time. Bernard's phrasing is top flight. Both these guys were real singers, unlike what we have today for male vocalists.

[reduranduran]

I'm from Brazil and the three original bands of these musicians are loved here, by people who enjoy good music. And their project was also very successful here. What a beautiful melody... If I can, I'll listen to this song all day long. Three icons of 80s music. Meeting of the titans. Everything perfect, both the vocals and the instrumental part of the song.

[stargazerlaurent]

It was 1990 and I was wearing too much denim, riding in the back seat through winding Virginia mountains on a rainy day listening to this cassette on my Walkman staring out the window. I remember it because it was a definite moment in time and I had the whole future ahead of me. I loved this little project band. I bought this tape not knowing immediately how much it would mean to me.

[roberth]

Every clip of Neil Tennant I ever see from this era (87-89) makes him, for me to be some sort of effing genius - Left to My Own Devices is astonishing for a start, but the Dusty stuff, the Liza stuff, it's all so brilliant

[qazxswedc]

Amazing talent, base, techno, vocals… My god the Brits are the best at music!

[agibson]

damn..Manchester England was pumping out the talent back in the day lol

[Angel_L]

I love this guys more than they love me.

[Dentistmentalust]

I once listened to this song on a bridge in the rain on Christmas day with a MacDonald's for company. It was my best Christmas!