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TPTDD 013CS
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$12.50
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 5/10/2024
On the night of April 3rd, 1980, the iconic post-punk band Joy Division descended upon the intimate stage of the Moonlight Club in West Hampstead, London. The venue, dimly lit and shrouded in an aura of mystery, provided the perfect backdrop for the band's melancholic and atmospheric sound. The raw power and emotional intensity of their performance served as a testament to their artistry, leaving a lasting legacy that continues to inspire generations of musicians and fans alike.
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JACK 030LP
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Massive as Joy Division were becoming, they still played Shit-Holes like this former, partially demolished, cinema in Derby. The old seats were still in place, except for a few that were torn off of their perches to allow dancing, if required. Again, another cavernous sounding audience recording, and again they are treated to a joint band version of "Girls Don't Count" for the rarity value. Due to cancellations, probably due to Ian's failing health, this would turn out to be the penultimate Joy Division performance, before the loss of Ian Curtis.
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JACK 030CV-LP
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LP version. Green vinyl. Massive as Joy Division were becoming, they still played Shit-Holes like this former, partially demolished, cinema in Derby. The old seats were still in place, except for a few that were torn off of their perches to allow dancing, if required. Again, another cavernous sounding audience recording, and again they are treated to a joint band version of "Girls Don't Count" for the rarity value. Due to cancellations, probably due to Ian's failing health, this would turn out to be the penultimate Joy Division performance, before the loss of Ian Curtis.
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RLL 073LP
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The University of London Union show took place on February 8, 1980, just a few months before Ian Curtis's death. The 12-song set list was mostly based on songs that would end up on Closer (the band's second and final studio album) but also on classic singles such as "Love Will Tear Us Apart" and "Digital". The band was in fine form with Curtis leading the charge into their own gloomy, psychotic, atmospheres. A quintessential live album and a real treat for any Joy Division fan.
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TONY 004LP
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Collection of 14 tracks with unreleased material from the band. Pink vinyl version including material from the RCA Demos from the aborted first LP project (1978), the Genetic Records session (1979), Strawberry Studios (1979), Central Sound Studios where the band unsuccessfully recorded "Transmission" the single (1979), the Piccadilly Radio Session (1979), the Graveyard Studios recordings with rough rehearsal of what became New Order's songs (1980). Despite the band's short existence, there is no doubt that their sound has left a sign on music fans and performers alike.
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OUTS 016LP
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This gig, taped at the Warehouse in Preston, took place during the final round of UK dates Joy Division was to play before jetting off to the US. The live captures the band raw sound with Ian Curtis's haunting vocals. It's raw and powerful, a glimpse into that gig in February 1980 which became a live album. Translucent blue vinyl.
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PIC. DISC
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FF 476EP
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2024 restock. Limited French fan club release. Picture disc. Includes "Transmission" and "Novelty".
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RARE 001LP
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Limited restock. Tracks recorded at Arrow Studios Manchester, Eden Studios London and Strawberry Studios Stockport (April 1978 to April 1979). All studio sessions mastered for optimal results.
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RARE 002LP
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Limited restock. Tracks recorded at Piccadilly Radio, Pennine Sound Oldham, Graveyard Prestwich Eden Studios London and Strawberry Studios Stockport (April 1979 to January 1980). All studio sessions mastered for optimal results.
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MIND 773LP
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Limited 2023 repress. The second to last gig of Joy Division's history and probably one of the best live recordings from them.
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FACTLIV 025LP
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Limited restock. For the first time, you have the opportunity to taste these creations in their rawest formats, alive and unleashed . More austere, more claustrophobic, and more haunting than the studio works, they show an impeccable encapsulation of everything the group sought to achieve in a crude version. Ruthlessly testing effective despite notorious lack of suitability, the live sets are also vital reminders that these purveyors of almost untamed sadness were human too. Recorded at various locations, A1, A5 and B2 Live at Paradiso - Amsterdam, 11/01/1980. A2 and B1 Live at Lyceum Ballroom - London, 29/02/1980. A3 and B3 Live at University Of London Union - London, 07/02/1980. A4 Live at Winter Gardens - Bournemouth, 29/02/1980. B4 Live at High Hall - Birmingham, 02/05/1979.
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JDBBC 001LP
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Limited repress. Complete BBC Sessions; all the Peel Sessions plus two songs performed live on the Something Else TV show on Sept.1, 1979. Recordings are especially significant, featuring Curtis and company performing in full glory. The recorded performances themselves are of exceptional quality, and help dispel the myth that Joy Division was not particularly good in a live setting. To mention two examples, the takes of "Transmission" And "She's Lost Control" even take on a much more aggressive quality than what was originally put to tape. As a bonus, a three-minute interview of Curtis and Morris is also included, providing a valuable look at the Human side of one-half of the band.
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FACTLIV 010LP
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For the first time, you have the opportunity to taste these creations in their rawest formats, alive and unleashed. More austere, more claustrophobic, and more haunting than the studio works, they show an impeccable encapsulation of everything the group sought to achieve in a crude version. Ruthlessly testing effective despite notorious lack of suitability, the live sets are also vital reminders that these purveyors of almost untamed sadness were human too. "I Remember Nothing Recorded" at various locations A1, A2, A4, A5, B3 and B4 Live at Paradiso - Amsterdam, 11/01/1980. A3 and B2 Live at The Factory - Manchester, 07/09/1979. B5 Live at Winter Gardens - Bournemouth, 02/11/1979.
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LVY 533LP
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2022 repress; black vinyl. Joy Division legendary show at the Electric Ballroom, on a break from their tour with Buzzcocks, supported by A Certain Ratio. Classic early JD here in a high-quality long-lost recording.
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LVY 524LP
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2020 repressed. More stunning live material to come out of the vaults... Ian Curtis and company recorded this live at the legendary Les Bains Douches in Paris on December 18th, 1979. Containing great versions of "Love Will Tear Us Apart", "Shadowplay", "Atmosphere", "Transmission", and more, this is one of the most classic live sets of the group's storied career.
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SI 510DVD
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"This 70-minute documentary covers the entire career of Joy Division, one of Manchester and post-punk's most respected bands. It charts the entire short lifespan of the group, from their origins in their days as Warsaw to the more well known incarnation of Joy Division. Features include rare musical performances, obscure footage of rare interviews and rarely seen photographs. Plus review, comment, criticism and insight from; Mick Middles, co-author of Torn Apart: The Life Of Ian Curtis; former NME and Melody Maker journalist, Barney Hoskyns; Ex-Mojo magazine editor, Pat Gilbert; Manchester punk musician and author, John Robb; music journalist and author David Stubbs; and more." Also includes live and studio recordings of Joy Division classics such as "Transmission," "She's Lost Control," "Atmosphere," "Love Will Tear Us Apart," "Shadowplay" and many, many others. Extras: Special Feature: Rare Ian Curtis audio interview, Joy Division interactive gaming feature "The Hardest Joy Division Quiz in the World Ever," contributor biographies, "Beyond DVD" section. Running time: 70 minutes; All Regions (0); Screen Format 4:3; Stereo Sound Mix. NTSC format, all regions.
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