Classic Must-Have Albums & 12″ Singles From Joy Division: Closer, Transmission, Atmosphere & Love Will Tear Us Apart – In Now!

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 (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)

NEW ORDER Confusion (1984 UK limited edition 4-track 12" vinyl single, also featuring the Rough Mix, Instrumental & Confused Beats. The first edition embossed picture sleeve displays only some light general wear with a touch of fading to the spine, whilst the vinyl remains Excellent with minimal play FAC93)

NEW ORDER Everythings Gone Green (Original 1981 Belgian-only Factory Benelux 3-track 12" single with 'WHY DID REGULUS GO BACK TO ROME?' hand scratched on the matrix of side 1, also including Mesh & Cries & Whispers. The picture sleeve shows some ringwear and edgewear, whilst the vinyl is in Excellent condition with minimal wear & play FBNL8)