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Peter Hook & The Light

Joy Division: A Celebration

    Peter Hook & The Light celebrate the work of Joy Division live at Manchester Apollo in an amazing set lasting over 2 and a half hours.

    TRACK LISTING

    Vinyl Tracklisting
    Disc 1
    Side 1

    1. Dead Souls
    2. Disorder
    3. Day Of The Lords
    4. Candidate
    5. Insight
    Side 2
    1. New Dawn Fades
    2. She's Lost Control
    3. Shadowplay
    4. Wilderness
    Disc 2
    Side 1

    1. Interzone
    2. I Remember Nothing
    3. Atrocity Exhibition
    4. Isolation
    Side 2
    1. Passover
    2. Colony
    3. A Means To An End
    4. Heart & Soul
    Disc 3
    Side 1

    1. Twenty Four Hours
    2. The Eternal
    3. Decades
    Side 2
    1. Atmosphere
    2. Ceremony
    3. Transmission
    4. Love Will Tear Us Apart
    Disc 4
    Side 1

    1. Elegia (CD)
    2. Cries & Whispers (CD)
    3. Regret (CD)
    4. What Do You Want From Me? (CD)
    5. Vanishing Point (CD)
    6. True Faith (CD)
    7. The Perfect Kiss (CD)

    CD Tracklisting
    Disc 1

    1. Elegia
    2. Cries & Whispers
    3. Regret
    4. What Do You Want From Me?
    5. Vanishing Point
    6. True Faith
    7. The Perfect Kiss
    Disc 2
    1. Dead Souls
    2. Disorder
    3. Day Of The Lords
    4. Candidate
    5. Insight
    6. New Dawn Fades
    7. She's Lost Control
    8. Shadowplay
    9. Wilderness
    10. Interzone
    11. I Remember Nothing
    Disc 3
    1. Atrocity Exhibition
    2. Isolation
    3. Passover
    4. Colony
    5. A Means To An End
    6. Heart & Soul
    7. Twenty Four Hours
    8. The Eternal
    9. Decades
    10. Atmosphere
    11. Ceremony
    12. Transmission
    13. Love Will Tear Us Apart

    Peter Hook

    Unknown Pleasures: Inside Joy Division

      'Genuinely funny; indeed, the story will keep you entertained for a very long time' - Sunday Times

      Joy Division changed the face of music. Godfathers of the enduring alternative scene, they reinvented rock in the post-punk era, creating a sound - dark, hypnotic, intense - that would influence U2, Morrissey, R.E.M., Radiohead and many others. This is the rollercoaster story of Joy Division - the friendships, fights, fall-outs; the rehearsals and recording sessions; the larger than life characters - told by the band's legendary bassist, Peter Hook.

      'Hook has restored a flesh-and-blood rawness to what was becoming a standard tale. Few pop music books manage that' - Guardian

      Joy Division

      Transmission

        Joy Division’s debut single, FAC 13, Transmission kicked off the group’s trend for releasing singles that didn’t appear on their albums. This 40th anniversary 12” features remastered audio on 180g vinyl, and the original artwork on heavyweight board with an embossed sleeve.

        TRACK LISTING

        A: Transmission
        B: Novelty

        Joy Division

        Love Will Tear Us Apart

          Joy Division’s most enduring classic, Love Will Tear Us Apart, was released in June 1980 not long after Ian Curtis’ untimely passing; and become the group’s highest charting single. Named NME Single of the Year 1980, this 40th anniversary 12” has been remastered and pressed on 180g vinyl and features Peter Saville’s iconic original artwork.

          TRACK LISTING

          A: Love Will Tear Us Apart
          B: These Days

          Joy Division

          Atmosphere

            The second of the group’s three singles, Atmosphere, was originally released as “Licht und Blindheit” in France only with a different B-side, before being released on Factory in May 1980 as FACUS 2. This 40th anniversary 12” single has been remastered and pressed on 180g vinyl and features the original artwork.

            TRACK LISTING

            A: Atmosphere
            B: She’s Lost Control

            Joy Division

            Still - 2007 Remaster Edition

              'Still', first released in October ‘81 through Factory Records is a compilation consisting of Joy Division’s unreleased studio and live recordings. 'Still' includes a live recording of Joy Division’s last concert at Birmingham University, plus the only live performance of “Ceremony” which later become New Order’s debut single, and a cover of The Velvet Underground’s ‘Sister Ray’ recorded at the moonlight club in London April 1980. This new heavyweight double vinyl edition features audio from the 2007 remaster available on vinyl for the first time. 

              TRACK LISTING

              Exercise One 3:05
              Ice Age 2:22
              The Sound Of Music 3:53
              Glass 3:55
              The Only Mistake 4:15
              Walked In Line 2:46
              The Kill 2:14
              Something Must Break 2:47
              Dead Souls 4:52
              Sister Ray 7:34
              Ceremony 3:50
              Shadowplay 3:54
              A Means To An End 4:01
              Passover 5:05
              New Dawn Fades 4:01
              Twenty Four Hours 4:00
              Transmission 3:33
              Disorder 3:20
              Isolation 3:05
              Decades 5:22
              Digital 3:53

              Joy Division

              Substance - 2010 Remaster Edition

                Joy Division compilation ‘Substance’, first released in 1988 fills in the missing pieces of the band’s history with four non-album singles (‘Transmission’, ‘Komakino’, ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart’ and ‘Atmosphere’), plus their B-sides.

                LP Edition
                This new heavyweight double vinyl edition features audio remastered in 2010 for the +- singles box and for the first time on vinyl, the expanded tracklist from the original CD release, plus two additional songs: “As You Said” and the Pennine version of “Love Will Tear Us Apart.” 

                CD Edition
                This new CD edition features audio remastered in 2010 for the +- singles box. The tracklist matches the expanded original CD release, plus two additional songs: “As You Said” and the Pennine version of “Love Will Tear Us Apart.” 


                TRACK LISTING

                A1 Warsaw
                A2 Leaders Of Men
                A3 Digital
                A4 Autosuggestion
                A5 Transmission
                B1 She’s Lost Control
                B2 Incubation
                B3 Dead Souls
                B4 Atmosphere
                B5 Love Will Tear Us Apart
                C1 No Love Lost
                C2 Failures
                C3 Glass
                C4 From Safety To Where
                D1 Novelty
                D2 Komakino
                D4 As You Said
                D3 These Days
                D5 Love Will Tear Us Apart (Pennine Version)

                Joy Division

                Closer - 2007 Remaster Vinyl Edition

                  Joy Division's second album came out a year after their debut, and many consider it an even greater achievement. Whilst still messed-up, depressed and turbulent, there's a less violent and more resigned vibe here. A majestic gloom prevails and whilst the old side one would feature their trademark, twisted, scariness, a glacial, detached beauty sees the last four songs take Joy Division into the realm of the gods. These are brooding soundscapes with keyboards to the fore (the whole album has less guitars) and heartbreaking melodies. In this seamless run of four unbelievable tracks, the sorrow and emptiness is so real, so powerful, that nothing in popular music has since surpassed it. They were growing as writers and their sound had evolved. Two of the most stunning albums in the history of pop and only a year apart. A whole slew of imitators were waiting in the wings, and Joy Division were set to take on the world. We all know what happened next.

                  TRACK LISTING

                  1. Atrocity Exhibition 
                  2. Isolation 
                  3. Passover 
                  4. Colony 
                  5. A Means To An End 
                  6. Heart And Soul 
                  7. Twenty Four Hours 
                  8. The Eternal
                  9. Decades 

                  Joy Division

                  Unknown Pleasures - 2007 Remaster Edition

                    It's difficult to describe the jaw-dropping astonishment that came with the release of this, Joy Division's debut album, in 1979. That four Mancunian punks could create a work of such power, splendour and originality that would change pop music forever, well, a whole new genre had to be invented for them. This had the honesty and passion of punk, but this was arty, angular, literary and unique; this was definitely post-punk, but the massive impact of this record saw Joy Division quickly transcend any pigeon-holing. With singer Ian Curtis documenting fear and alienation, and the band conjuring powerful, brooding rock that featured bass as a lead instrument, dischordant guitar and churning drums and percussion, an emotive group was turned into one of the greatest of all time by Martin Hannett's beautiful production. This is bleak, heavy music, but it's also incredibly exhilarating. In Curtis's words and monotone vocals there's doom and drama, but you could never say this was an act; this is pure, naked emotion captured on tape. There's an intensity here that still shocks.

                    TRACK LISTING

                    1. Disorder
                    2. Day Of The Lords
                    3. Candidate
                    4. Insight
                    5. New Dawn Fades
                    6. She's Lost Control
                    7. Shadowplay
                    8. Wilderness
                    9. Interzone
                    10. I Remember Nothing

                    Joy Division / New Order

                    Total: From Joy Division To New Order

                      Despite an incredibly short recording career Joy Division remarkably have stood the test of time in terms of influential British bands. Their dark, brooding sound has inspired more artists than could be listed and their continued adoration today is testament to the forward thinking yet inward projected music and lyricism of a young band on the brink of success yet unsure of how to deal with it. With the sad passing of Ian Curtis, from the ashes rose New Order; the same core band but with a new fresh approach to their chosen career path. Loud, colourful and full of life.

                      ‘Total’ is a chronological look at the two bands most important tracks, covering Joy Division staples such as 'Love Will Tear Us Apart', and the resonating 'Atmosphere'. New Order bring to the table 'Blue Monday', 'Bizarre Love Triangle' and 'True Faith'. Also included is a brand new never released New Order track ‘Hellbent’.

                      TRACK LISTING

                      Side One
                      Transmission
                      Love Will Tear Us Apart
                      Isolation
                      She’s Lost Control
                      Atmosphere

                      Side Two
                      Ceremony
                      Temptation
                      Blue Monday

                      Side Three
                      Thieves Like Us
                      The Perfect Kiss
                      Bizarre Love Triangle
                      True Faith
                      Fine Time

                      Side Four
                      World In Motion
                      Regret
                      Crystal
                      Krafty
                      Hellbent

                      Joy Division

                      Unknown Pleasures - 2007 Remastered Edition

                        It's difficult to describe the jaw-dropping astonishment that came with the release of this, Joy Division's debut album, in 1979. That four Mancunian punks could create a work of such power, splendour and originality that would change pop music forever, well, a whole new genre had to be invented for them. This had the honesty and passion of punk, but this was arty, angular, literary and unique; this was definitely post-punk, but the massive impact of this record saw Joy Division quickly transcend any pigeon-holing. With singer Ian Curtis documenting fear and alienation, and the band conjuring powerful, brooding rock that featured bass as a lead instrument, dischordant guitar and churning drums and percussion, an emotive group was turned into one of the greatest of all time by Martin Hannett's beautiful production. This is bleak, heavy music, but it's also incredibly exhilarating. In Curtis's words and monotone vocals there's doom and drama, but you could never say this was an act; this is pure, naked emotion captured on tape. There's an intensity here that still shocks.

                        Joy Division

                        Still (Remastered)

                          This album is a compilation released after Ian Curtis's death and it's an odds'n'sods affair featuring outtakes, live tracks and b-sides. The unreleased songs are of their early, punkish variety: edgy, fractured and intense. But it's the live album which makes this special. This is the band's last ever gig at Birmingham University and whilst there's some punkish mistakes and wonky sound, Joy Division's power is undeniable. This is the only place you can hear their version of what would become New Order's debut (and greatest?) single, too: "Ceremony", though hindered by a dozy soundman, proves that this band were going to mix awesome rock songs with the more refined splendour of "Closer's" new, calm, keyboard-ghostliness. Their scope was breathtaking. But two weeks later, Ian Curtis was dead.


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