SD > New Order - Blue Monday [Original Video] [1983]

[Pacalo]

Well, I think this is really a rare one and I don´t know if it was posted here before!!!. The original 1983 video of one of the biggest New Order mega-classics. Remastered directly from a VHS rip of the also very rare "IKON 12 - Shorts" VHS from 1985 ( http://factoryrecords.org/ikon-fcl/ikon-12-various-artists-shorts.php ), maybe the only or one of the very few places where this video was ever released!! It´s in original PAL native format. Cheers and enjoy!!




Name: New Order - Blue Monday (Original 1983 Version)
Year: 1983 Source: VHS Type: Retail-CLEAN
Format : MPEG-PS
File size: 190 MiB
Duration: 4mn 30s
Overall bit rate mode: Variable
Overall bit rate: 5 902 Kbps
Video Properties: 25fps, PAL, 4:3
Audio Properties: Dolby AC3 48000Hz stereo 224kbps

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[|Moodiejeff|]

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, and Gracias!

 

[Pacalo]

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, and Gracias!

:good: you're welcome, you're welcome, you're welcome and De Nada!!

 

[JurorNo8]

Thanks for this rarity, brother.

I wasn't even aware of an original version from 1983.

 

[cogotitoval]

Gracias amigo, gran clasico, gran aporte

 

[80s_Addict]

This is INSANELY RARE.

I've been looking for this video for DECADES. I first saw it when I ran a high school music video show and got this in the studio shortly before the VINYL of this album was released.

From Wikipedia:
A music video for a shortened version of the original song was created in 1983, featuring military clips with false colour, simple computer-generated graphics such as colour blocks and geometric lines, digitised video of band members at very low resolution and framerate, and a short appearance of the game Zaxxon (reportedly the Apple II port). The colour blocks were created using Peter Saville's colour-coded alphabet.

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