Warsaw / Joy Division – Middlesborough, 1977 / Manchester 1979 (12-Inch Album) Coloured Vinyl

Warsaw / Joy Division – Middlesborough, 1977 / Manchester 1979 (12-Inch Album) Coloured VinylJoy Division, originally named Warsaw, consisted of singer Ian Curtis, guitarist and keyboardist Bernard Sumner, bass player Peter Hook, and drummer Stephen Morris. This unmissable album showcases two of their electrifying shows from 1977 and 1979. The opening side showcases Warsaws concert at the Rock Garden, in Middlesbrough, on 14 September 1977, in its entirety. The second side features highlights from Joy Divisions gig at The Factory, in

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**** BBC’s Blues in Rhythm

This deluxe package includes printed inner sleeves

this album presents an exhilarating journey across three decades of a music icon

Sister Ray (17:37)

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this electrifying set features a number of the band’s most iconic early songs such as A Forest

as four blistering bonus tracks

At Newport 1960 is sometimes referred to as the first live blues album and has received universal critical acclaim

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***** Performed at the Winterland Ballroom