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Joy Division - 1976.
Inspired by a Sex Pistols gig at the Manchester Lesser Free Trade Hall on July 20, 1976, Bernard Sumner (also credited as "Bernard Dicken", "Bernard Albrecht" and "Bernard Albrecht-Dicken") and Peter Hook formed a band with friend Terry Mason. Sumner bought a guitar, Hook purchased a bass, and Mason a drum kit. The band placed an advertisement in a Manchester record store and recruited singer Ian Curtis. Curtis knew Sumner, Hook and Mason from previous gigs and was also in attendance at the S ...
See also:Joy Division, Joy Division - History, Joy Division - 1976, Joy Division - 1977, Joy Division - 1978, Joy Division - 1979, Joy Division - 1980, Joy Division - Aftermath, Joy Division - Equipment, Joy Division - Live performances, Joy Division - Influence on Goth subculture, Joy Division - Discography, Joy Division - Albums, Joy Division - Singles & EPs, Joy Division - Video, Joy Division - Compilation appearances, Joy Division - Trivia Read more here: » Joy Division: Encyclopedia II - Joy Division - History |
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Joy Division - 1976.
Inspired by a Sex Pistols gig at the Manchester Lesser Free Trade Hall on July 20, 1976, Bernard Sumner (also credited as "Bernard Dicken", "Bernard Albrecht" and "Bernard Albrecht-Dicken") and Peter Hook formed a band with friend Terry Mason. Sumner bought a guitar, Hook purchased a bass, and Mason a drum kit. The band placed an advertisement in a Manchester record store and recruited Curtis as their singer. Curtis knew Sumner, Hook and Mason from previous gigs and was also in attendance at ...
See also:Joy Division, Joy Division - History, Joy Division - 1976, Joy Division - 1977, Joy Division - 1978, Joy Division - 1979, Joy Division - 1980, Joy Division - Aftermath, Joy Division - Equipment, Joy Division - Live performances, Joy Division - Influence on Goth subculture, Joy Division - Members, Joy Division - Main Members, Joy Division - Other Members, Joy Division - Discography, Joy Division - Albums, Joy Division - Singles & EPs, Joy Division - Video, Joy Division - Compilation appearances, Joy Division - Trivia Read more here: » Joy Division: Encyclopedia II - Joy Division - History |
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| | | | Joy Division - 1977: Encyclopedia II - Joy Division - Members
Joy Division - Main Members.
Ian Curtis − vocals, guitar (mid-1976 to May 1980)
Bernard Sumner (also known as Bernard Albrecht) − guitar, keyboards (mid-1976 to May 1980)
Peter Hook − bass (mid-1976 to May 1980)
Stephen Morris − drums (August 1977 to May 1980)
Joy Division - Other Members.
Terry Mason − drums (mid-1976 to May 1977)
Tony Tabac − drums (May to June 1977)
Steve Brotherdal ...
See also:Joy Division, Joy Division - History, Joy Division - 1976, Joy Division - 1977, Joy Division - 1978, Joy Division - 1979, Joy Division - 1980, Joy Division - Aftermath, Joy Division - Equipment, Joy Division - Live performances, Joy Division - Influence on Goth subculture, Joy Division - Members, Joy Division - Main Members, Joy Division - Other Members, Joy Division - Discography, Joy Division - Albums, Joy Division - Singles & EPs, Joy Division - Video, Joy Division - Compilation appearances, Joy Division - Trivia Read more here: » Joy Division: Encyclopedia II - Joy Division - Members |
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Joy Division - Albums.
The Peel Sessions (LP, Strange Fruit SFRLP 211, 1990)
Permanent (compilation, 1995) UK #16
Heart & Soul (4 CD complete works, 1997)
Preston Warehouse 28 February 1980 (live)
Les Bains Douches 18 December 1979 (live)
Warsaw (Very early recordings, released in 1999)
Fractured Box Set (Preston and Les Bains Douche live albums in special packaging!)
Re - Fractur ...
See also:Joy Division, Joy Division - History, Joy Division - 1976, Joy Division - 1977, Joy Division - 1978, Joy Division - 1979, Joy Division - 1980, Joy Division - Aftermath, Joy Division - Equipment, Joy Division - Live performances, Joy Division - Influence on Goth subculture, Joy Division - Members, Joy Division - Main Members, Joy Division - Other Members, Joy Division - Discography, Joy Division - Albums, Joy Division - Singles & EPs, Joy Division - Video, Joy Division - Compilation appearances, Joy Division - Trivia Read more here: » Joy Division: Encyclopedia II - Joy Division - Discography |
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| | | | Joy Division - 1977: Encyclopedia II - Joy Division - Live performances The usual scene at a Joy Division gig was Curtis in the middle at the front, Sumner standing to Curtis' right, Hook standing to Curtis' left and Morris and his drum kit behind Curtis. The band usually played with little light, probably due to Curtis' epilepsy, which sometimes inhibited his performances. Curtis usually held onto the microphone stand for most of a song, only leaving it to dance. He sometimes walked off stage after he had finished his vocals, leaving the rest of the band ...
See also:Joy Division, Joy Division - History, Joy Division - 1976, Joy Division - 1977, Joy Division - 1978, Joy Division - 1979, Joy Division - 1980, Joy Division - Aftermath, Joy Division - Equipment, Joy Division - Live performances, Joy Division - Influence on Goth subculture, Joy Division - Members, Joy Division - Main Members, Joy Division - Other Members, Joy Division - Discography, Joy Division - Albums, Joy Division - Singles & EPs, Joy Division - Video, Joy Division - Compilation appearances, Joy Division - Trivia Read more here: » Joy Division: Encyclopedia II - Joy Division - Live performances |
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| | | | Joy Division - 1977: Encyclopedia II - Joy Division - Equipment Joy Division often experimented with different sounds, and Sumner was said to have been the main brain behind instrumental ideas and usage. He, for instance, instigated the use of synthesizers in Joy Division's music.
Synthesizers were used quite predominantly in Joy Division's music towards the end of their time together, with songs such as "Isolation", "Decades" and "The Eternal" from the Closer album featuring quite heavy electronic undertones. Interestingly, a rare Joy Division track entitled "As You Said" (sometimes called ...
See also:Joy Division, Joy Division - History, Joy Division - 1976, Joy Division - 1977, Joy Division - 1978, Joy Division - 1979, Joy Division - 1980, Joy Division - Aftermath, Joy Division - Equipment, Joy Division - Live performances, Joy Division - Influence on Goth subculture, Joy Division - Members, Joy Division - Main Members, Joy Division - Other Members, Joy Division - Discography, Joy Division - Albums, Joy Division - Singles & EPs, Joy Division - Video, Joy Division - Compilation appearances, Joy Division - Trivia Read more here: » Joy Division: Encyclopedia II - Joy Division - Equipment |
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Joy Division - Albums.
The Peel Sessions (LP, Strange Fruit SFRLP 211, 1990)
Permanent (compilation, 1995) UK #16
Heart & Soul (4 CD complete works, 1997)
Preston Warehouse 28 February 1980 (live)
Les Bains Douches 18 December 1979 (live)
Warsaw (Very early recordings, released in 1999)
Fractured Box Set (Preston and Les Bains Douche live albums in special packaging!)
Re - Fractur ...
See also:Joy Division, Joy Division - History, Joy Division - 1976, Joy Division - 1977, Joy Division - 1978, Joy Division - 1979, Joy Division - 1980, Joy Division - Aftermath, Joy Division - Equipment, Joy Division - Live performances, Joy Division - Influence on Goth subculture, Joy Division - Discography, Joy Division - Albums, Joy Division - Singles & EPs, Joy Division - Video, Joy Division - Compilation appearances, Joy Division - Trivia Read more here: » Joy Division: Encyclopedia II - Joy Division - Discography |
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| | | | Joy Division - 1977: Encyclopedia II - Joy Division - Equipment Joy Division often experimented with different sounds, and Bernard Sumner was said to have been the main brain behind instrumental ideas and usage. He, for instance, instigated the use of synthesizers in Joy Division's music.
Synthesizers were used quite predominantly in Joy Division's music towards the end of their time together, with songs such as "Isolation", "Decades" and "The Eternal" from the Closer album featuring quite heavy electronic undertones. Interestingly, a rare Joy Division track entitled "As You Said" (sometime ...
See also:Joy Division, Joy Division - History, Joy Division - 1976, Joy Division - 1977, Joy Division - 1978, Joy Division - 1979, Joy Division - 1980, Joy Division - Aftermath, Joy Division - Equipment, Joy Division - Live performances, Joy Division - Influence on Goth subculture, Joy Division - Discography, Joy Division - Albums, Joy Division - Singles & EPs, Joy Division - Video, Joy Division - Compilation appearances, Joy Division - Trivia Read more here: » Joy Division: Encyclopedia II - Joy Division - Equipment |
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| | | | Joy Division - 1977: Encyclopedia II - Joy Division - Live performances The usual scene at a Joy Division gig was Curtis in the middle at the front, Sumner standing to Curtis' right, Hook standing to Curtis' left and Morris and his drum kit behind Curtis. The band usually played with little light, probably due to Curtis' epilepsy, which sometimes inhibited his performances. Curtis usually held onto the microphone stand for most of a song, only leaving it to dance. He sometimes walked off stage after he had finished his vocals, leaving the rest of the band ...
See also:Joy Division, Joy Division - History, Joy Division - 1976, Joy Division - 1977, Joy Division - 1978, Joy Division - 1979, Joy Division - 1980, Joy Division - Aftermath, Joy Division - Equipment, Joy Division - Live performances, Joy Division - Influence on Goth subculture, Joy Division - Discography, Joy Division - Albums, Joy Division - Singles & EPs, Joy Division - Video, Joy Division - Compilation appearances, Joy Division - Trivia Read more here: » Joy Division: Encyclopedia II - Joy Division - Live performances |
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