Peter Hook to Stream Performance of Every Joy Division Song to Mark the 40th Anniversary of Ian Curtis’ Death

JOY DIVISION Closer (1980 UK 9-track LP, complete with square cornered tracklisting inner, thick card picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just some light foxing & the vinyl shows little sign of wear or play FACT25) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

JOY DIVISION Closer (1980 UK 9-track LP, complete with square cornered tracklisting inner, thick card picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just some light foxing & the vinyl shows little sign of wear or play FACT25) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

JOY DIVISION Closer (1980 UK 9-track LP with 'Old Blue?' etched into the run-out groove on Side A, their second & final studio album. Comes housed in a thick card picture sleeve complete with the square cornered tracklist inner. The sleeve isExcellent with just some minor shelf wear with light foxing evident, The vinyl has only light spindle marks revealing just minor signs of play. Overall Excellent condition of an excellent album FACT25) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

JOY DIVISION Unknown Pleasures (1979 UK Factory Records 10-track LP, recorded at Strawberry Studios, Stockport with producer Martin Hannett, who carefully sculpted Curtis' despairing vocals, Bernard's riffs, Hook's upfront basslines & Morris'minimalist pounding into an eerie soundscape, replete with cavernous reverb & startling effects, still massively influential to this day! The run-out grooves read 'STEP', 'THIS IS THE WAY' & 'A PORKY PRIME CUT', complete with the G&L texturedPeter Saville designed sleeve & round cornered inner. The sleeve is Excellent with the odd spot of edge wear over time & the vinyl is Excellent to Near Mint with few signs of any play. Essential FACT10) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

JOY DIVISION Unknown Pleasures (1979 UK Factory Records 10-track LP, recorded at Strawberry Studios, Stockport with producer Martin Hannett, who carefully sculpted Curtis' despairing vocals, Bernard's riffs, Hook's upfront basslines & Morris'minimalist pounding into an eerie soundscape, replete with cavernous reverb & startling effects, still massively influential to this day! The run-out grooves read 'STEP', 'THIS IS THE WAY' & 'A PORKY PRIME CUT', complete with the G&L texturedPeter Saville designed sleeve & round cornered inner. The sleeve is Excellent with the odd spot of edge wear over time & the vinyl is Excellent to Near Mint with few signs of any play. Essential FACT10) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

JOY DIVISION Closer (1980 UK 9-track LP with 'Old Blue?' etched into the run-out groove on Side A, their second & final studio album. Comes housed in a thick card picture sleeve complete with the square cornered tracklist inner. The sleeve isExcellent with just some minor shelf wear with light foxing evident, The vinyl has only light spindle marks revealing just minor signs of play. Overall Excellent condition of an excellent album FACT25) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

JOY DIVISION Unknown Pleasures (UK/EU limited edition 10-track reissue of their classic 1979 debut album, cut from the 2007 remasters and pressed on 180-gram heavyweight vinyl. Including She’s Lost Control and Shadowplay. Housedinside a high quality picture sleeve replicating the original artwork, with textured finish. Hype sticker & factory sealed. Essential) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

JOY DIVISION Unknown Pleasures (Classic 1979 UK 10-track LP on Black Vinyl, with the run-out grooves featuring 'STEP', 'THIS IS THE WAY' & 'A PORKY PRIME CUT' on both sides, with picture labels & square cut credits inner, textured Garrod & Lofthouse picture sleeve. The sleeve shows a little edge scuffing with just a couple of light indentations, the inner shows some faint age discolouring and a small mark. Whilst the vinyl reveals minimal signs of play FACT10) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

JOY DIVISION Unknown Pleasures (Classic 1979 UK 10-track LP on Black Vinyl, with the run-out grooves featuring 'STEP', 'THIS IS THE WAY' & 'A PORKY PRIME CUT' on both sides, with picture labels & square cut credits inner, textured Garrod & Lofthouse picture sleeve. The sleeve shows a little edge scuffing with just a couple of light indentations, the inner shows some faint age discolouring and a small mark. Whilst the vinyl reveals minimal signs of play FACT10) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

JOY DIVISION Atmosphere (1980 UK first issue 12'' single, with FACUS2/UKA/B label catalogue number, 2/9/80 release date & groove notations: 'Here Are The Young Men' / 'But Where Have They Been', also featuring a re-recording of She's Lost Control, picture sleeve with '[UK]' on the reverse bottom edge. This was released by Factory in the UK due to the fact that copies of a US version [with sides reversed] were being imported into the country. The sleeve shows some light shelf/ringwear with small residual sticker mark/scuff to front whilst the vinyl remains Excellent with few signs of play FACUS2)