Joy Division Remaster Manchester Apollo 1979 (Sunday Show)

[@r.s.d.8559]

00:00 The Sound of Music 04:54 Colony 08:51 Day of the Lords 13:21 They Walked in Line 15:55 I Remember Nothing [This version is INTENSE] 24:52 Transmission Live Joy Division is Best Joy Division

[@witoldwielki201]

dzieki

[@LuisHernandez-sf5hf]

@zaccanales1753not for the faint of heart

[@mikerophone235]

Bless everyone who ever documented Joy Division, thru photos, film, recordings. So precious ❤️

[@peterkunstmann]

❤

[@Dejay06]

Yes

[@peterkunstmann]

@@Dejay06 ♥️

[@USMCLP]

Stephen Morris’s drumming on Transmission is out of the world. He’s a walking drum machine for keeping the tempo up that long.

[@ernestoribeiro2226]

PERFECT MUSICIANS. LIKE THE CLASH. Topper Headon was named "Human Drummer Machine".

[@leemarvinhitchmanciaratell3450]

USMCLP COVID-19(79) LIVE(EVIL)Transmission

[@kurtsimplot7300]

These guys were born to succeed there's no question, Ian alone made history in just two and a half years time. Incredible

[@eboethrasher]

The hi-hat on the beginning of Age of Consent is also nuts.

[@sylvainrichard6679]

A little bit too much out of speed !

[@pocojoyo]

THE SOUND OF THE DRUMS IS AMAZING. IT SOUNDS SO MECHANICALLY ELECTRONIC,

[@DonnyBomb]

Stephen the drum machine Morris

[@Nominay]

Makes me wish they had done something experimental with the studio cut of it ... maybe a timpani and mallets with extra microphones.

[@cjsilvestremusic]

I love Joy Division. Up to this day, no band has ever come close to the raw emotions of their songs.

[@solcarranza8609]

👏💛💛

[@scalderiso]

The Smith's? Who I also love are pure poetry

[@marcotagliavini493]

velvet underground?? album one and two??

[@ernestoribeiro2226]

Joy Division is The Velvet Underground of the post-punk. Ian Curtis matched Lou Reed.

[@Colinlmao]

nirvana has

[@michelapanontin6888]

12:14...... DO YOU FEEL IAN'S POWER? IAN'S FEELINGS? THATS INCREDIBLE

[@djcammack]

Joy Division - greatest band ever.

[@ernestoribeiro2226]

Joy Division is The Velvet Underground of the post-punk. Ian Curtis matched Lou Reed.

[@stickymeat88]

yep.

[@stickymeat88]

@@ernestoribeiro2226 i think they were "the psychopaths velvet underground."

[@thedelacruz]

It's great to see Barney on bass and Hooky on Guitar on the Sound of Music.

[@tomo366]

why did they switch

[@jumofi]

Same in Atrocity Exhibition

[@SIRRUBADUBDUB]

Plus, an awesome song, one of my top 5 JD

[@Tomversal]

0:00 - The Sound Of Music 4:57 - Colony 8:51 - Day Of The Lords 13:21 - They Walked In Line 16:00 - I Remember Nothing 24:50 - Transmission

[@eartrumpetrecordings]

Wow. Just… woah. Simply one of the heaviest concerts of all time. “Day of the Lords” 🤘🏽 Long live j div. Thank you for remaster. #goat

[@jaapvander3787]

Joy Division is on top form here.

[@marykwanda6823]

I CAN SMELL THE SWEAT I CAN FEEL THE DARK AND THE HEAVENLY MELODY.THIS IS UNBELIEVABLE.THANK YOU.

[@bryankinney1]

I can't believe how good they were, just can't fucking believe it

[@kurtsimplot7300]

Haha I love that someone hollered out Transmission so they started playing it!

[@gergg]

I was 21 when I was overwhelmed by Joy Division, my first thought was a new version of the Doors but apon revision, they were just Joy Division and that was a really great thing 😳❤️🖤❣️

[@Ghoullie]

Joy division as a live act was so good at creating such powerful tension and then popping that bubble at the perfect time. Crazy how much loud applause can be heard right in the middle of day of the lords when the band is working the hardest. Thanks for uploading!

[@ShadowPlay1919]

Good description!

[@daveeuhus4493]

Yep their powerful unrelenting tension just drove the vibe of J.D home,its like a mechanical syncopation of digital caos ,just when it was raising up its head up over the usual analogue sounscape,ALL ABOUT THE TENSION AIN'T IT,LONG LIVE IAN CURTIS🖤👍

[@RichardKoning]

I was here. I will never forget.

[@mastershadowreaper]

this is without a doubt my favorite live version of The Sound of Music. or just my favorite version in general. this whole live performance is an experience itself

[@jamesburr7817]

My goodness this is excellent. The emotion bleeds through the sound quality.

[@hajhaj99]

Here are the young men, left to blind destruction waiting for our sight. smashing it to bits and showing how it should be done.....angels, the lot of them

[@ionlyusepics]

was your comment so you good you had to write it twice?

[@hajhaj99]

No I was just so hammered when I wrote it

[@jumofi]

I was 13 when I listened them for the first time in 1988. Everything changed in my life after that...

[@a.fritoaxecheeto6052]

Great footage of one of my favorite bands, somber sure but more influential than anybody will ever admit, epic bass playing

[@sturdeehouse]

Yeah I remember as I was watching the gig at the time there was this guy with a large potato on his shoulder, at the time I wondered what he was doing.....now I know.

[@deanpearce8879]

Ian C still sends shivers down my back 2019, same as when i first listened on peel shows many moons ago. RIP I.C

[@beaware6487]

As good as it gets on Transmission. Thanks for this remaster. Absolutely spine tingling stuff.

[@edsonluizcandido718]

Confesso a vcs q havia parado de ouvir Joy Division, talvez pelo clima q o instrumental nos traz! Mas caí novamente em sublimes camadas de teclados, uma bateria poderosa e criativa, guitarras percussivas s/ solos e os vocais onde sentìamos toda a dor de fazer parte deste mundo fétido, cruel e desumano! Joy Division definitivamente é p/ sempre!! 😓😅

[@ernestoribeiro2226]

Então, você vai AMAR ler isso aqui: americanofilosim.blogspot.com/2014/08/joy-division.html Ian Curtis - A Tragédia do Joy Division

[@davidflorentin224]

Orgasmic!! Ian never forgotten!

[@manetekelfares49]

The Holy Voice of I.C.

[@surrender980]

I found outJoy Division at 40 years old....i’ ve always heard their name and their music. but just now i really feel them.music has a path

[@bgeek]

It sounds stunning at 16:00. Sounds synth-like. I've not seen these clips before, so thanks for remastering and sharing them.

[@punkbroadcast8094]

A Transcendant 2000 played by Barney whilst Ian took over guitar - also used occasionally live for 'Disorder'.

[@Soundofsilver2007]

Ian was smart enough to realize he was in perhaps in the best band in the world between 1978-1980.

[@deadboylife17]

wut?

[@oostenmusic]

Wow really eye opening, really shows you what a JD gig was like

[@scpr-yr6cm]

Que triste não ter um show desses em alta resolução.

[@charlesdavall4474]

Thank you for the upload. My all time favourite band. RIP Ian.

[@amyjadewinehouse4143]

Joy divicion ...🖤🖤..increíbles..!! Estos archivos valen oro puro..

[@chrischafer8514]

well its just amazing to go back and just how awesome this group was. I love it. thank you so very much for uploading this set, I'm 63 and I'm in musical heaven.

[@plev10]

Phenomenal historical find! It's hard to believe three musicians could make such an all-encompassing sound.

[@darthvader9173]

4

[@sergiotrancoso5726]

Joy Division. Sempre. Ian ❤

[@hannahmoshe7533]

LEGEND

[@MrRhys666]

Hooky wearing his fav blue shirt!

[@JayGorham]

Excellent work on the remaster. Listening with headphones, and yeah, no painkillers necessary! Thanks!

[@elizabethhenry6605]

Brilliant footage; brilliant show. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@JVOFH123]

Total godsend for uploading this!!!! 🍀

[@westenjp1]

An amazing relic: funny to reflect on the fact that this is all that remains...

[@donalmccabe4896]

It's not. There is bit more. The "Here Are The Young Men " video at least plus what other odds and ends lying about. Have a look. Don't give up.

[@Violentic81]

no indi band is even close to that. This sick sound done in the 70s, is pure magic

[@floriandurre4953]

The forefathers of skinny puppy, ministry, tool......... Thanks so much

[@Stephen-lx9nm]

Cabaret voltaire might have something to say about that 😂

[@michelapanontin6888]

I really love ( try ) to play their music with my guitar . Sometimes I feel what Ian's felt in writing his songs incredible

[@driesvanc8764]

So pure...

[@sistaray3635]

just WOW!!!! speechless but thankQ u?? xx

[@bobafett6893]

Joy Division unas de las mejores bandas!!

[@steve261brown]

2021 nothing to see here... apart from a genius at work.

[@davidbarra446]

Il est parfait ce concert, j'adore le son, la batterie est bien percutante, et la setlist superbe ! J'aime Joy division !

[@meredithhunter6419]

Well done, and thank you! Always wonderful to see more footage of Joy Division.

[@AP86777]

Darling Ian

[@deathwish1284]

thats cool, the guitarist was playing bass on the first track.

[@marguskiis7711]

Pure genius.

[@cassiusclay4927]

A dança do Frankenstein! Isso sim é uma dança única e legitima!!! Frankenstein's dance! This is a unique and original dance!!!

[@mgorange]

Dude, great call. Ian's dancing brings a lot to the overall performance. Great comment.

[@not1fromyourworld]

Ian taught David Byrnes from talking heads how to dance 🤘

[@JesuChristus]

Buzzcocks tour support, saw them at Blackburn the day after, absolutely magnificent, both bands.

[@carlosdafontoura]

sublime......

[@tobyperez4078]

No........ joy division band bad dog I smack ur brain 👆🏿👉🏿🧠

[@jodydesolate9424]

@@tobyperez4078 hey don't talk smack about sublime lol but i agree this is sublime

[@Stephen-lx9nm]

No joy division 😂

[@catherinebonanno6545]

What a cool surprise to find this. Thank you for posting!

[@StougaardChristina]

Can you imagine being there ?? My head would've exploded

[@RiotNrrrdUTube]

This was recorded by Bob Jones at Richard Boon’s behest; not by Richard Boon. Bob deserves the credit for this historic recording.

[@craigblundell2031]

Thanks for posting...

[@FukumanDJ]

Wonderful video!

[@mckennuhhhhhhhhh]

goddamn this is amazing. not much else can be said really.

[@juxbertrand]

Merci mille fois - pour l'inédit et l'intense qualité de la vidéo.

[@barbfu902]

this is breathtaking

[@DrunkChimp]

Fucking incredible. 2 years before I was born unfortunately.

[@Beedee729]

I was there that night

[@MrMisterDibs]

Same here

[@PeteEd79]

i was 4 months old

[@brownie4032]

Brian Davies lucky

[@DDASWPHM]

Same

[@carlos1308]

Brian Davies I wasn’t even close to being born! Insane!

[@GregoryPaulDavis]

Awesome

[@KACIARO]

Love this

[@globalparadise6979]

They wanted lime,they wanted lime,they wanted lime!

[@manuelaiquipa6966]

My favorite band by far. And I’ve been listening to rock of all ages for more than 30 years now. So original and ahead of its time. Ian Curtis for a couple seconds sounds a lot like Jim Morrison in that song “Higher”.

[@x534n01]

Amazing

[@Dejay06]

Ian Curtis, a legend, learned his dance moves from another legend, Iggy Pop!

[@michelecanhamfree4693]

Perfection

[@pesnevim1626]

Great. Saw Warsaw but somehow never JD. Pure beauty. I think Barney built that synth for nothing and Hookys Rick was a 100 quid copy. But the sound!! Like a firestorm of anguish.

[@camann33]

Great!

[@Sadgirl-z]

🖤

[@patrickstephen2740]

Im not the only one that thinks Ians dancing is cool right? I think its goofy but its cool right?

[@catherinebonanno6545]

Very unique. Keep in mind he had epilepsy

[@ShadowPlay1919]

@@catherinebonanno6545 yeah but he's dancing he's not having a seizure

[@Andermander429]

I love his dancing. Totally sets him apart from all the other frontmen of his time. Awkward, I agree. No one can replicate his shamanistic dancing style

[@thebasedgodmax1163]

@@ShadowPlay1919 his dance moves came from his seizures basically

[@babkeebabkus8177]

@@thebasedgodmax1163 BS!!! his movements to the music came from his soul...nothing uncontrolled about his moves at all...if you imply his moves were him replicating the moves of his epileptic fits I also disagree...dudes moves are measured and precise to the groove...why the fck can't anyone accept the dude was just the way the dude was...was he THAT amazing?

[@walterredaelli7507]

They were 20 years ahead... Seminal.

[@thezebrafromheaven7568]

Very short gig. Very Joy Division.

[@peterkunstmann]

❤

[@gisellelobo8096]

Ian ♫♫♪♥

[@brunoemilio6968]

Fucking Great, thanks dude

[@frankalbin1957]

Crucial.

[@iancrause1856]

A lot of Joy Division's best songs were where Hook and Sumner swapped guitar and bass. God, I just remembered the video recording of this from the 1980s - it was pretty much inaudible...

[@bigred4592]

RIP Ian

[@napoleonbonaparte8990]

En espanol , Ian eterno , ...in english, oh my god , he is my idol for ever...

[@leasardo8766]

So intense

[@jedkeenan00]

Wow

[@synysterjazmyngates]

the venues had to be darkened bc of ian’s epilepsy

[@gregbowden1552]

It's funny to think this is the same Era when U2 was getting going. Where would a full blown Joy Division gone on to. One of music's greatest what ifs. JD FOREVER!!!

[@mjg086]

So many different variations on the lyrics to Colony (album, peel sessions, this recording, etc.) Is there somewhere to find a collection of Ian's writings or the non-album versions of lyrics?

[@simplesecretof]

There are lots of unpublished/unused lyrics contained in "Touching from a Distance" by Deb Curtis. I have paperback, didn't find hard cover yet. Shanti Shanti.

[@thomassdad713]

Yeah an fuckin yeah

[@jumofi]

Sumner and Hook swapped their instruments on Sound of Music.

[@Erebi]

Dance dance dance 4:28

[@Soundofsilver2007]

Widely considered the most horrifying art known to man.

[@gorantodosic5742]

❤️💯🍻

[@leebutton1062]

Never saw these or Nirvana live Shit! New Dawn is a fave real loud on vinyl!

[@Greggorious123]

During the first song are Bernard and Hooky switched? And is Bernard sitting down?

[@rosimaryvitoria5506]

Yes

[@markstevens8571]

That's what I thought. If so, Barney would probably have to sit. If he was playing Hooky's bass, the strap would be too long for anyone else to reach the strings, given the low-slung stance he adopted.

[@RiotNrrrdUTube]

@Greg Williams - they swapped instruments on “The Sound Of Music” as well as “The Atrocity Exhibition”. They did it a couple of times in New Order as well.