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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2022
- Joy Division performing Dead Souls at The Moonlight Club in West Hampstead, London, April 2nd 1980.
(Remaster by Dann)
(Photo is from The Moonlight Club. )
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On the 8th day he created joy division
Absolutely!!!
Uhum
Barney fucks up some of the chords in the chorus, as per tradition, but that always gives extra taste to this ANIMAL beat
God they were good
I saw them live just 4 days after this at the ULU gig on the 8th February 1980.
I was still only 16 years old at the time….3 weeks short of my 17th Birthday.
That’s the gig that forms the bonus CD with the re-issue of Closer. I wasn’t aware of that until a few years ago.
That’s still the best gig I ever went to….and I went to lots back in those days.
Now I’ll be 60 at my next birthday. 😮
Just noticed that actually you saw them 2 months BEFORE this gig!!!! the gig is dated April 2nd 1980 (in the words under the title above)!!! 4/2/80 is the US way of recording the date: M/D/Y like 9/11 is the 11th Sept.
I was 15 when I watched then practising at home in Macclesfield. A year later I watched them in concert. Happy days.
Amazing..I'm 48..u msT be my age or a lil older
Oh..60..ic..yound at Heart
@@mariawood2467Did you? That’s amazing!
The drummer is excellent.
Indeed
Still one of my favourite songs. Like, of all time.
Came back to listen to this version again; so visceral! As a huge fan from when they started and i learned about them in 1980, I can only say one thing: the influence they have to this day is a testament to the band and to Ian!
Saw them 2 weeks later with Section 25 at the Ajanta in Derby. Took a camera and was so taken by the performance, i forgot to take any pics!
I’ve honestly done that before, recent car show I went to is a good example, thank you for commenting! I always love seeing people’s recollection of old bands.
I Love the Film Control with Sam Riley
Raw, uncut, perfect
Hooky’s vocals are now uncannily similar…….thanks for posting
Agreed . I saw hooky 2 nights back and he was something else!... some man for 67
@@bottytoohotty Sounds awesome man, I would love to see The Light live, thanks for the comments guys.
Amazing performance
Joy Division....Que banda fantástica!!!!!
as I said many times before, Joy Division forever
So much awesome ❤
Thank you for posting this.
Incredible, thank you!🐌✨
Brilliant!
Estando en mi vida oscura con joy division la vida toma otro sentido por las letras se identifica lo que uno hace y piensa
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Well deserved. Thanks for the great quality.
I miss You Ian
words fail me...
Might not if you take off the mask
Is there any other song by any other band that can rival Dead Souls' impact? Hardly.
The cover by NIN
@@FreebirthOne 😂😂😂thanks for making me laugh.
Who knew the lead singer would shortly be a dead soul.
I remember it happening. I was at the ULU gig 4 days after this performance. I remember being very saddened by it but in a strange way bt surprised.
It almost seemed Ian had been heading down this dark path in a lot his lyrics and his intense but detached stage presence.
I don't imagine he'd actually have been able to perform live for much longer as his epilepsy was so bad by the time of his death. I wonder what would have become of the band as the touring schedule would have been so demanding, starting with that fateful American tour. Would Ian have left the band anyway? He apparently spoke of leaving the music business before his death.
Has it occured to you that he might not be dead? Just sacrificed his part for NO to reap success in the cabal industry?
Nothing like a 'tragedy' to boost a band's profile.
Aside from that , Curtis' inverted 'daughter' looks exactly like him.
And Peel was a dress wearing freemason working for tavistock
Ian-=Joy D. and Martin H.