Joy Division discography

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This is a discography of Joy Division, a Manchester, England-based post-punk group. The band has released two studio albums, six singles, three live albums, three extended plays, four compilation albums, and one box set. This list does not include material performed by members or former members of Joy Division that was recorded as New Order or related sideprojects.

Contents 1 Albums 1.1 Compilations 1.2 Live albums 2 Singles and EPs 3 Compilation appearances 4 Video

[edit] Albums

• Unknown Pleasures (1979)
• Closer (1980)

[edit] Compilations

• Still (1981) - collection of rare recordings along with their final concert performance
• The Peel Sessions (LP, Strange Fruit SFRLP 211, 1986, 1987) - the band's two Peel Sessions combined on one album
• Substance (1988) - singles compilation
• Warsaw (1994) - very early recordings
• Permanent (London 828624, 1995) - compilation;
• Heart & Soul (1997) - 4 CD set of complete works
• Joy Division The Complete BBC Recordings (CD, Strange Fruit SFRSCD094, 2000) - contains the two Peel Sessions, two songs from their 'Something Else' BBC TV appearance and an interview.
• The Best of Joy Division (2008) - Two-disc set, including Peel sessions and an interview with Ian Curtis and Stephen Morris

[edit] Live albums

• Preston Warehouse (Factory FACD 2.60) - recorded February 28, 1980
• Les Bains Douches (Factory FACD 2.61) - recorded December 18, 1979
• Fractured (Factory FACD 2.61z) - box set combining Preston Warehouse and Les Bains Douches in special packaging
• Re - Fractured (2004, limited release) - box set combining Preston Warehouse and Les Bains Douches, together with a third disc containing recordings from a concert in Amsterdam, and a poster and t-shirt sporting the word 'Refractured', all contained in a special box

[edit] Singles and EPs

• An Ideal for Living (UK, Enigma PSS139, 1978)
• "Transmission" (UK, Factory FAC 13, 1979)
• Licht und Blindheit (France, SS33002, 1980)
• "Komakino" (UK, Factory FAC 28, 1980)
• "Love Will Tear Us Apart" (UK, Factory FAC 23, 1980)
• "Atmosphere/She's Lost Control" (UK/US, Factory FACUS 2, 1980)
• The First Peel Session (UK, Strange Fruit SFPS013, 1986)
• The Second Peel Session (UK, Strange Fruit SFPS033, 1987)
• "Atmosphere" (UK, Factory FAC 213, 1988)
• "Love Will Tear Us Apart" (UK, London UK YOJ 1, 1995)
• "Love Will Tear Us Apart" (UK, 2007)

[edit] Compilation appearances

• Short Circuit: Live at the Electric Circus (10" LP, Virgin VCL 5003, June 1978) — "At a Later Date"
• A Factory Sample (2×7", Factory FAC 2, January 1979) — "Digital," "Glass"
• Earcom 2: Contradiction (12"EP, Fast Product FAST 9B, October 1979) — "Autosuggestion," "From Safety to Where...?"

[edit] Video

• Here Are The Young Men (UK, Factory FACT 37, 1982). Live recordings of some of their gigs. Low quality, available on DVD.
• Joy Division: Under Review Region 2 DVD only, available Oct.31 2006. A documentary including interviews with the remaining former band members charting the band's history.

v • d • e Joy Division Ian Curtis • Bernard Sumner • Peter Hook • Stephen Morris Terry Mason • Tony Tabac • Steve Brotherdale Albums Unknown Pleasures • Closer Compilations Still • Substance • Warsaw • Permanent • Heart and Soul • Martin Hannett's Personal Mixes • The Best of Joy Division Live albums Preston Warehouse • Les Bains Douches  • The Peel Sessions • Joy Division The Complete BBC Recordings • Let The Movie Begin Singles and EPs "An Ideal for Living" • "Transmission" • "Licht und Blindheit" • "Komakino" • "Love Will Tear Us Apart" • "Atmosphere/She's Lost Control" Related Discography • Factory Records • 24 Hour Party People • Martin Hannett • Peter Saville • Tony Wilson • Rob Gretton • Alan Erasmus • New Order • Control • Joy Division (2007 film)