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Amsterdam
Colored Vinyl - FAC (PRO 2)
Rare, Sealed 2005 Vinyl. Regarded As One Of The Best Concerts By Joy Division, Recorded Live By Martin Hannet (Factory) Himself And Released 'Unofficially' In 1981. Full Colour Artwork, Cardboard Poster Inside, Pink Or Turquoise Colored Vinyl And Limited Each To 300 Worldwide! (Or It Might Be Green And Limited To 500, There's A Bit Of Conflicting Info Out There On This One). We Do Not Know What The Coloring Is On This Version.
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Amsterdam
Colored Vinyl - FAC (PRO 2)
Rare 2005 Grey Marbled Vinyl Release Still In Shrink Wrap. Does Not Include The Poster. Live Tracks Recorded In Amsterdam, 1980.
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Amsterdam 1980
New Import - FAC (PRO2)
Sealed 2005 Unofficial Release. UK Import. Recorded Live At Paradiso, Amsterdam, Jan 11th 1980. Unable To Confirm Colour Variant; Was Pressed In Blue, Pink & Turqouise. Small Tear In Shrink.
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An Ideal For Living
New - 12 - R1 542318
Sealed 2014 Record Store Day Exclusive Promo 4 Song 12" 45rpm EP Reissue From A Newly Cut Master. First Released In 1978. No Hype Stickers And Black Mark Through The Bar Code Under The Shrink Wrap Verifies This Was The Promo Release.
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An Ideal For Living EP
New - 12 - ANON 1
Sealed Reissue Of The Rare 1977 4 Track EP Which Sells In The $700 Range. Tracks Are: "Warsaw," "No Love Lost," "Leaders Of Men" And "Failures." There Is No Catalog Number On The Cover, So We Used The Original Number.
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Atmosphere
New - 12 - FACUS2
Sealed 2020 Reissue. Plays At 45 RPM. "Atmosphere" On Side A. "She's Lost Control" On Side B.
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Autosuggestion
Used - LP - 000
Hard To Find Textured Cover Pressing Of Demo And Radio Recordings. Vinyl Appears Unplayed.
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Closer
Used - LP - Factus VI
Mint 1988 Textured Cover First Pressing With Custom Inner.
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Closer
New - LP - FACT 25
Out Of Print 2007 180gm UK Reissue With Custom Card Inner Sleeve. Remastered From The Original Master Tapes. Appears Glossy, Unplayed.
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Closer
New - LP - 73394
Sealed 2007 180gm Textured Jacket Reissue. Remastered From The Original Master Tapes. Custom Hype Sticker On Back Cover.
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Closer
New - LP - FACT XXV
Sealed Italian Pressing.
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Closer
New - LP - FACT·XXV·MMXX
Sealed 2020 Limited Edition, Remastered, Repress, Stereo, Clear Vinyl, 180gm.
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Closer
New Import - FACT·XXV·MMXX
Sealed 2015 180gm Reissue. Replicating Original Album Artwork And Cut From The 2007 Remasters.
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Closer
New Import - FACT·XXV
Sealed 2015 180gm Replicate Of The Original 2007 Album Artwork.
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Closer
New Import - FACT·XXV
Sealed, Latest Run Of The 180gm Replicate Of The Original 2007 Album Artwork.
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Electric Music
New - LP - JDEM 001
Sealed, Very Rare Live Concert Recorded At Electric Ballroom, Camden, London On August 31st, 1979.
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Hand Of Doom
New - LP - 18051980
Sealed Live Recording From February 20th, 1980. Some Copies Were Pressed On Colored Vinyl.
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In Memory
New - LP - 2564 69929 1
Sealed 2007 Limited Edition 4LP 180gm Box Set. Includes Closer, Unknown Pleasures And Still All In Original Artwork (Actually No Artwork At All) And Housed In A Heavy Duty Hessian Fabric Box.
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Interview Disc
Picture Disc - RDPD 08
Sealed Limited Edition Numbered Picture Disc Interview. We Believe This Was Recorded With Ian Curtis At Castle Pub In Manchester, England, November 1979.
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Komakino
Used - 7 - FAC 28
Hard To Find 1980 Limited Edition Flexi 7". Only 1000 Copies Were Pressed And Given Away Free. Very Hard To Find A Playable Copy That Has Survived Through The Years.
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Les Bains Douches
Colored Vinyl - GET 79
Sealed, Out Of Print 2001 2LP Blue Vinyl 180gm HQ Housed In A Gatefold Jacket.
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Let The Movie Begin
Colored Vinyl - 8795
New, Unplayed 2008 2LP 180gm Green Vinyl Encased In A Heavy Clear Plastic Jacket. This Is Hand-Number Copy 377 Of 500. UK-Only Collection Of Live Performances Recorded During Gigs In Various European Locations Like Belgium And The Netherlands. The Disc Also Includes Audio Interviews With All Joy Division Members, But Since They Were Mostly Recorded In Bars And Pubs And The Recording Equipment Used Was Poor, It's Hard To Make Out What They Are Saying.
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Love Will Tear Us Apart
Used - LP - FAC 23
1980 UK Original In Laminated Cover. 45rpm 3 Song 12 Inch Picture Sleeve. Includes Two Versions Of "Love Will Tear Us Apart" Plus "These Days." Some Small Crease Lines At Spine And Top Seam Edges & Tiny Ding And Light Rubs On Jacket Mouth Edge.
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Love Will Tear Us Apart
Used - 12 - FAC 23
1980 UK Original Label 45rpm 3 Song 12 Inch Picture Sleeve. Includes Two Versions Of "Love Will Tear Us Apart" Plus "These Days." Spindle Mark On Each Label, But The Record Plays Quietly.
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Peel Sessions
Used - LP - SFPS013
1986 Issue Of January 1979 Sessions (Before Recording Of Unknown Pleasures Started). Vinyl Appears Glossy, Unplayed.
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Peel Sessions
New - LP - SFRLP 111
Sealed 1990 Reissue Combining The Two Peel Sessions Joy Division Recorded in 1979. The Tracks Are "Exercise One," "Insight," "She's Lost Control," "Transmission," "Love Will Tear Us Apart," "24 Hours," "Colony" And "Sound Of Music."
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Permanent: Joy Division 1995
Used - LP - 86241
Beautiful 1995 UK 2LP With Limited Edition Print.
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Preston 28 February 1980
New - LP - DPRLP36
Sealed, 2014 200gm Numbered, Limited Edition, Gatefold Reissue. Limited To 1500 Copies And Comes With Two Custom Hype Stick Stickers On Shrink Wrap. Pressed At QRP.
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Preston 28 February 1980
Colored Vinyl - New - DPRLP36
Sealed, 2014 Numbered, Limited Edition, Violet Colored Vinyl Reissue. Housed In A Gatefold Jacket And Limited To 1500 Copies. Comes With Two Custom Hype Stick Stickers On Shrink Wrap. Pressed At QRP.
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Sessions 1978 / 1980
Used - LP - 000
Hard To Find Unofficial Compilation Of Studio Recordings. Record Appears New, Unlpayed.
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She's Lost Control / Atmosphere
Used - 12 - FACUS 2
1980 US Original Two Track 12" Single Housed In A Picture Sleeve. The Track Sides Are Flipped From The UK Version. “She's Lost Control” Is A Different Recording Than The Version On The Album "Unknown Pleasures".
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She's Lost Control / Atmosphere
Used - 12 - FACUS 2
1980 US Original Still In Shrink-Wrap. Two Track 12" Single With Picture Sleeve. The Track Sides Are Flipped From The UK Version. “She's Lost Control” Is A Different Recording Than The Version On The Album "Unknown Pleasures".
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Still
Used - LP - Fact 40
1981 UK 2LP 180gm HQ. Textured Gatefold Cover.
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Still
New - LP - RHI1 264636
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Still
New - LP - 264636
Factory Sealed, Out Of Print, Limited Edition 2LP 180gm Vinyl Remastered From The Original Master Tapes. "Still" Consists Of Rare Songs And Outtakes, Plus A Recording Of Their Last Ever Performance Which Took Place At High Hall, Birmingham University On 2nd May 1980 [Just 16 Days Before Singer Ian Curtis Hung Himself] Which Includes The Only Time The Group Ever Performed The Song 'Ceremony', Superbly Presented In Exact Replica Of The Original Release With Heavy-Duty, Hard Bound, Hessian Gatefold With Ribbon, With Custom Printed Inner Bags, Sealed & Stickered).
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Still
Used - LP - FACT 40
Rare 1981 UK (1/8/81 Printing On Labels) 2LP Original Housed In An Embossed, Textured Gatefold With Custom Die-Cut Inner Sleeves. Side Two Has A Superficial Mark, Otherwise Both LPs Appear Unplayed.
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Still
New - LP - FACT 40
Sealed (Barely, Shrink Is Torn Along Mouth) Unofficial Abridged Single LP Reissue Of Still. Contains The First 10 Tracks Of The Official Compilation.
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Substance
New - LP - Fact250R
Sealed 2015 2LP Remastered reissue.
"Substance" by Joy Division is an essential addition to any post-punk or alternative music collection. This compilation album features some of the band's most iconic and influential songs, including "Transmission," "Love Will Tear Us Apart," and "She's Lost Control." The haunting and introspective lyrics, coupled with the band's distinctive sound, create a powerful and emotional listening experience. This record showcases the raw intensity and undeniable talent of Joy Division, making it a must-have for fans of the genre. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a newcomer to their music, "Substance" is sure to captivate and leave a lasting impression.
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The European Radio Broadcasts
New - LP - none
Sealed 2021 Copy.
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Transmission / Novelty
Used - 12 - FAC 13.12
1980 45rpm 12" Single In Picture Sleeve. First Pressing With Embossed Jacket. Jacket Is VG+, Disc Appears Unplayed, Hence Price.
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Transmission / Novelty
Used - 12 - FAC 13x12
1980 UK 45rpm 12 Inch Single Housed In An Embossed Picture Sleeve. Appears Glossy, Unplayed.
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Unknown Pleasures
New - LP - 73395
Sealed, Out Of Print Limited Edition 2007 180gm Reissue In Original Style Textured Sleeve With Custom Card Inner. Remastered From The Original Master Tapes.
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Unknown Pleasures
Used - LP - Factus 1
Stunning 1979 Original Pressed On Quiex Type Pure Virgin Vinyl (Hold To Light To See). Inlcudes The Custom Inner Sleeve. Appears Unplayed.
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Unknown Pleasures
Used - LP - RHI 73395
Limited Edition 2007 180gm Reissue In Original Textured Sleeve With Custom Card Inner. Remastered From The Original Master Tapes. Open Copy.
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Unknown Pleasures
New - LP - R1 465628
Sealed 2015 180gm Textured Cover Reissue.
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Unknown Pleasures
New Import - FACT 10R
Sealed, Latest Run Of The 2015 180gm Reissue Housed In A Replica Textured Cover. Cut From The 2007 Remasters. "It Even Looks Like Something Classic, Beyond Its Time Or Place Of Origin Even As It Was A Clear Product Of Both -- One Of Peter Saville's Earliest And Best Designs, A Transcription Of A Signal Showing A Star Going Nova, On A Black Embossed Sleeve. If That Were All Unknown Pleasures Was, It Wouldn't Be Discussed So Much, But The Ten Songs Inside, Quite Simply, Are Stone-cold Landmarks, The Whole Album A Monument To Passion, Energy, And Cathartic Despair. The Quantum Leap From The Earliest Thrashy Singles To Unknown Pleasures Can Be Heard Through Every Note, With Martin Hannett's Deservedly Famous Production -- Emphasizing Space In The Most Revelatory Way Since The Dawn Of Dub -- As Much A Hallmark As The Music Itself. Songs Fade In Behind Furtive Noises Of Motion And Activity, Glass Breaks With The Force And Clarity Of Doom, And Minimal Keyboard Lines Add To An Air Of Looming Disaster -- Something, Somehow, Seems To Wait Or Lurk Beyond The Edge Of Hearing. But Even Though This Is Hannett's Album As Much As Anyone's, The Songs And Performances Are The True Key. Bernard Sumner Redefined Heavy Metal Sludge As Chilling Feedback Fear And Explosive Energy, Peter Hook's Instantly Recognizable Bass Work Was At Once Warm And Forbidding, And Stephen Morris' Drumming Smacked Through The Speakers Above All Else. Ian Curtis Synthesizes And Purifies Every Last Impulse, His Voice Shot Through With The Desire First And Foremost To Connect, Only Connect -- As "Candidate" Plaintively States, "I Tried To Get To You/you Treat Me Like This." Pick Any Song: The Nervous Death Dance Of "She's Lost Control"; The Harrowing Call For Release "New Dawn Fades," All Four Members In Perfect Sync; The Romance In Hell Of "Shadowplay"; "Insight" And Its Nervous Drive Toward Some Sort Of Apocalypse. All Visceral, All Emotional, All Theatrical, All Perfect -- One Of The Best Albums Ever." AMG - Ned Raggett.
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Unknown Pleasures
New Import - FACT 10R
Sealed, Latest Run Of The 2015 180gm Reissue Housed In A Replica Textured Cover. Cut From The 2007 Remasters. "It Even Looks Like Something Classic, Beyond Its Time Or Place Of Origin Even As It Was A Clear Product Of Both -- One Of Peter Saville's Earliest And Best Designs, A Transcription Of A Signal Showing A Star Going Nova, On A Black Embossed Sleeve. If That Were All Unknown Pleasures Was, It Wouldn't Be Discussed So Much, But The Ten Songs Inside, Quite Simply, Are Stone-cold Landmarks, The Whole Album A Monument To Passion, Energy, And Cathartic Despair. The Quantum Leap From The Earliest Thrashy Singles To Unknown Pleasures Can Be Heard Through Every Note, With Martin Hannett's Deservedly Famous Production -- Emphasizing Space In The Most Revelatory Way Since The Dawn Of Dub -- As Much A Hallmark As The Music Itself. Songs Fade In Behind Furtive Noises Of Motion And Activity, Glass Breaks With The Force And Clarity Of Doom, And Minimal Keyboard Lines Add To An Air Of Looming Disaster -- Something, Somehow, Seems To Wait Or Lurk Beyond The Edge Of Hearing. But Even Though This Is Hannett's Album As Much As Anyone's, The Songs And Performances Are The True Key. Bernard Sumner Redefined Heavy Metal Sludge As Chilling Feedback Fear And Explosive Energy, Peter Hook's Instantly Recognizable Bass Work Was At Once Warm And Forbidding, And Stephen Morris' Drumming Smacked Through The Speakers Above All Else. Ian Curtis Synthesizes And Purifies Every Last Impulse, His Voice Shot Through With The Desire First And Foremost To Connect, Only Connect -- As "Candidate" Plaintively States, "I Tried To Get To You/you Treat Me Like This." Pick Any Song: The Nervous Death Dance Of "She's Lost Control"; The Harrowing Call For Release "New Dawn Fades," All Four Members In Perfect Sync; The Romance In Hell Of "Shadowplay"; "Insight" And Its Nervous Drive Toward Some Sort Of Apocalypse. All Visceral, All Emotional, All Theatrical, All Perfect -- One Of The Best Albums Ever." AMG - Ned Raggett.
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Unknown Pleasures
New Import - FACT 10R
Sealed, Latest Run Of The 2015 180gm, Housed In A Replica Textured Cover. EU Press. "It Even Looks Like Something Classic, Beyond Its Time Or Place Of Origin Even As It Was A Clear Product Of Both -- One Of Peter Saville's Earliest And Best Designs, A Transcription Of A Signal Showing A Star Going Nova, On A Black Embossed Sleeve. If That Were All Unknown Pleasures Was, It Wouldn't Be Discussed So Much, But The Ten Songs Inside, Quite Simply, Are Stone-cold Landmarks, The Whole Album A Monument To Passion, Energy, And Cathartic Despair. The Quantum Leap From The Earliest Thrashy Singles To Unknown Pleasures Can Be Heard Through Every Note, With Martin Hannett's Deservedly Famous Production -- Emphasizing Space In The Most Revelatory Way Since The Dawn Of Dub -- As Much A Hallmark As The Music Itself. Songs Fade In Behind Furtive Noises Of Motion And Activity, Glass Breaks With The Force And Clarity Of Doom, And Minimal Keyboard Lines Add To An Air Of Looming Disaster -- Something, Somehow, Seems To Wait Or Lurk Beyond The Edge Of Hearing. But Even Though This Is Hannett's Album As Much As Anyone's, The Songs And Performances Are The True Key. Bernard Sumner Redefined Heavy Metal Sludge As Chilling Feedback Fear And Explosive Energy, Peter Hook's Instantly Recognizable Bass Work Was At Once Warm And Forbidding, And Stephen Morris' Drumming Smacked Through The Speakers Above All Else. Ian Curtis Synthesizes And Purifies Every Last Impulse, His Voice Shot Through With The Desire First And Foremost To Connect, Only Connect -- As "Candidate" Plaintively States, "I Tried To Get To You/you Treat Me Like This." Pick Any Song: The Nervous Death Dance Of "She's Lost Control"; The Harrowing Call For Release "New Dawn Fades," All Four Members In Perfect Sync; The Romance In Hell Of "Shadowplay"; "Insight" And Its Nervous Drive Toward Some Sort Of Apocalypse. All Visceral, All Emotional, All Theatrical, All Perfect -- One Of The Best Albums Ever." AMG - Ned Raggett.
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Unknown Pleasures
Used - LP - RHI1 73395
2007 180gm, Housed In A Replica Textured Cover With Inner Sleeve. "It Even Looks Like Something Classic, Beyond Its Time Or Place Of Origin Even As It Was A Clear Product Of Both -- One Of Peter Saville's Earliest And Best Designs, A Transcription Of A Signal Showing A Star Going Nova, On A Black Embossed Sleeve. If That Were All Unknown Pleasures Was, It Wouldn't Be Discussed So Much, But The Ten Songs Inside, Quite Simply, Are Stone-Cold Landmarks, The Whole Album A Monument To Passion, Energy, And Cathartic Despair. The Quantum Leap From The Earliest Thrashy Singles To Unknown Pleasures Can Be Heard Through Every Note, With Martin Hannett's Deservedly Famous Production -- Emphasizing Space In The Most Revelatory Way Since The Dawn Of Dub -- As Much A Hallmark As The Music Itself. Songs Fade In Behind Furtive Noises Of Motion And Activity, Glass Breaks With The Force And Clarity Of Doom, And Minimal Keyboard Lines Add To An Air Of Looming Disaster -- Something, Somehow, Seems To Wait Or Lurk Beyond The Edge Of Hearing. But Even Though This Is Hannett's Album As Much As Anyone's, The Songs And Performances Are The True Key. Bernard Sumner Redefined Heavy Metal Sludge As Chilling Feedback Fear And Explosive Energy, Peter Hook's Instantly Recognizable Bass Work Was At Once Warm And Forbidding, And Stephen Morris' Drumming Smacked Through The Speakers Above All Else. Ian Curtis Synthesizes And Purifies Every Last Impulse, His Voice Shot Through With The Desire First And Foremost To Connect, Only Connect -- As "Candidate" Plaintively States, "I Tried To Get To You/you Treat Me Like This." Pick Any Song: The Nervous Death Dance Of "She's Lost Control"; The Harrowing Call For Release "New Dawn Fades," All Four Members In Perfect Sync; The Romance In Hell Of "Shadowplay"; "Insight" And Its Nervous Drive Toward Some Sort Of Apocalypse. All Visceral, All Emotional, All Theatrical, All Perfect -- One Of The Best Albums Ever." AMG Review by Ned Raggett.
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