Joy Division - Live At The Factory Hulme 1979

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Live At The Factory Hulme 1979 by Joy Division is a raw and electrifying live album that captures the band at the peak of their powers. Recorded at the legendary Factory club in Manchester, the album features a mix of classic tracks and lesser-known gems, all performed with a fierce intensity and a sense of urgency.

The album kicks off with the brooding "Dead Souls," which sets the tone for the rest of the set. Ian Curtis' haunting vocals are in top form, and the band's tight, driving rhythm section provides the perfect backdrop for his dark and introspective lyrics.

Other highlights include "Transmission," with its propulsive bassline and jagged guitar riffs, and "Atmosphere," a haunting ballad that showcases Curtis' emotive vocals. Throughout the album, Joy Division's trademark sound - a blend of post-punk, new wave, and gothic rock - is on full display, and the band's energy and passion are palpable.

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Artist: Joy Division
Album: Live At The Factory Hulme 1979

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Interzone	2:04
Novelty	4:21
She's Lost Control	3:40
Candidate	2:03
The Only Mistake	4:05
Atrocity Exhibition	5:57
Insight	3:46
Disorder	3:12
Wilderness	2:27
Dead Souls	4:12

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Joy Division at The Factory Live 13 July 1979 HD

Joy Division - The Only Mistake Live at the Factory, The Russell Club, 7.13.79. (Remastered)

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Role	Company
Recorded At	The Russel Club

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Live at The Factory in Hulme, Manchester (7/13/1979)

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Joy Division were a British punk/post-punk/new wave band formed in 1976 in Salford, Greater Manchester. They were incorrectly named on the flyer for their first gig alongside Buzzcocks and Penetration but announced themselves as at the start of their first performance. Throughout 1977 they continued under this name up to the recording of the first EP but changed their name to Joy Division at the start of 1978, before releasing their first 7" EP "". Ian Curtis (vocal, occasional guitar), Bernard Sumner (guitar, keyboards), Peter "Hooky" Hook (bass guitar, backing vocals), and Stephen Morris (drums, percussion). Shortly after the suicide of Ian Curtis on the 18 May 1980 following troubles with grand mal seizures (a form of epilepsy), depression, and other contributing personal factors happening in his life the band was renamed , following a pact between all four members made long before Curtis's death that should any member leave, the remaining members would change the name of the group.

Real Name

Ian Curtis
Peter Hook
Bernard Sumner
Stephen Morris

Name Vars

Division
J. Division
J.D.
JD
Joy
Joy Division 1995
Joy! Division

Aliases

Warsaw
Stiff Kittens

Members

Stephen Morris
Bernard Sumner
Peter Hook
Ian Curtis

Summary by hassan.s.eid

Live At The Factory Hulme 1979 is a must-have for any Joy Division fan, as well as anyone interested in the history of post-punk and alternative music. The album captures a moment in time when the band was at their creative peak, and serves as a powerful reminder of their enduring legacy.