Showing posts with label Joy Division. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joy Division. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Joy Division: London 1979 (Soundboard) FLAC

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Prince Of Wales Conference Centre, YMCA - London, England (SBDx)
2nd August 1979

01 Dead Souls
02 Disorder
03 Wilderness
04 Autosuggestion
05 Transmission
06 Day Of The Lords
07 She's Lost Control
08 Shadowplay
09 Atrocity Exhibition
10 Insight

Lineage : CASS (low gen) > WAV > FLAC
OU: This was a tape I happened to come across more or less by accident - it's certainly an upgrade on all other copies I've owned, and any vinyl bootlegs out there. The best live band of their era.

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Thursday, April 28, 2011

Joy Division: Live and Studio 1978-80 (FLAC)

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This boot "Closer to the Unknown" is basically a reissue of Remains. It's got one additional song (Dead Souls track 24) which is said to be from "Pennine Sound Studios, Oldham 3/80", but it's in fact the regular studio version from Cargo October / November 1979
The disc has the words "NON OMNIS MORIAR", which apparently means "Not all of me shall die" in Latin.
Live / studio

01 Inside The Line
02 Gutz
03 At A Later Date
04 The Kill
05 You're No Good For Me
06 At A Later Date
07 Leaders Of Men
08 Walked In Line
09 Failures
10 Novelty
11 No Love Lost
12 Transmisson
13 Ice Age
14 Warsaw
15 Shadowplay
16 Atrocity
17 Something Must Break*
18 Transmission
19 She's Lost Control
20 Transmission
21 Passover
22 New Dawn Fades
23 Love Will Tear Us Apart
24 Dead Souls

* 'Something Must Break' is featured on the Heart And Soul box set (Disc 3), unlike 'Novelty' from the same session which (by mistake?) is not included on this CD. Maybe they got the wrong track!

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Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Joy Division: Various Source 1979 (VG- Aud) FLAC

Front Full
All God's Angels Beware
Flac Level 8/Verify/Align on sector boundaries
A stonehead Digital Release

OU: Here's another liberated bootleg from Japan. If ever there was one Joy Division I wish I could have attended, it might well be their phenomenal performance at the first Futurama Sci-Fi Festival, held over 2 days in September 1979. This is partly due to the fact that the surviving 'Duncan' recording, while still listenable (certainly in this low-generation copy), is not impeccable due to the poor acoustics of the venue (the recording has a rather hollow/cavernous echo). Anyway, this is as good as it gets, so enjoy. It's certainly a vast improvement over the original vinyl bootleg (which had fades between the tracks). Dead Souls also is cut on the first half of the track
This concert took place exactly one week before the band's unforgettable performance on BBC 2's "Something Else"... Everybody who was ever fortunate enough to see that, knows that this was a band firing on all cylinders at that particular point in time.
As a bonus you get one of several circulating recordings of the concert performed 6 weeks earlier at the Imperial Hotel in Blackpool, around the time Unknown Pleasures was released to an unsuspecting world. Obviously, the band chose to play only three tracks from that LP, along with two brand-new tracks bookending the gig, the forthcoming single and two further gems from their already impressive back-log.

* Imperial Hotel, Blackpool, July 27, 1979
1. Dead Souls (final minute only)
2. Glass
3. Disorder
4. Auto-Suggestion
5. Transmission
6. She's Lost Control
7. Shadowplay
8. Atrocity Exhibition

* Futurama Sci-Fi Festival, Leeds, September 8, 1979
9. I Remember Nothing
10. Wilderness
11. Transmission
12. Colony
13. Disorder
14. Insight
15. Shadowplay
16. She's Lost Control
17. Atrocity Exhibition
18. (encore) Dead Souls

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Thursday, February 4, 2010

Joy Division: Hulme 1979 (Soundboard) FLAC

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28 Sept 1979 The Factory, Hulme (soundboard)

01 - Twenty Four Hours (detail, soundcheck)
02 - Atmosphere (fades in)
03 - Wilderness
04 - Shadowplay
05 - Insight
06 - Colony
07 - Twenty Four Hours (fades out, incomplete)

OU: Not much to say. Featured today is a previously-unknown (partial) recording of Joy Division's 28 Sept. 1979 gig at the Factory, Hulme, recorded from the mixing desk and presented in lossless FLAC for your pleasure.
This is the legendary gig where Hooky thumped an audience member with his bass and stormed off the stage - unfortunately, this moment is not captured on this recording.
This gig features the original set of lyrics Ian Curtis wrote for "Colony" and as a whole, is stellar sounding. Note that for whatever reason the mixing itself changes from wide stereo to mostly mono (but with effects spread across the stereo soundstage) about halfway through the tape, perhaps the mixing desk guy was having problems with the mix? Who knows but it isn't really noticeable except in headphones, and even then doesn't detract from the gig whatsoever.
Presented warts and all (several slight dropouts here and there, likely due to tape age and/or poor quality tape used in 1979 in the mixing desk), enjoy!
Please note that track 1, the soundcheck track, is not a mixing desk recording, but the gig itself is. Don't let Track 1 fool you....

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Thursday, January 28, 2010

Joy Division: Warsaw 1991 (Studio) FLAC

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Warsaw, 1991
CD 159088
EAC rip (secure mode)
FLAC+CUE+LOG
Full Artwork @ 400 dpi

Track list:
01 All of this for you
02 They walked in line
03 Failures
04 Ice age
05 Interzone
06 Warsaw
07 Transmission
08 Shadowplay
09 Leaders of men
10 Novelty
11 No love lost
12 Exercise one
13 Insight
14 She's lost control
15 Transmission
16 You're no good for me*

Tracks 1-12 unreleased first Joy Division album recorded 3+4 march 1978
*was recorded july 18 1977 when Joy Division were called Warsaw

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