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So beautiful. Every part was just wonderful.

Chills. Eons before their time.

Thank you very much for that 😁👍

Is this the gig when they played with Killing Joke and Wasted youth? If so I was there!

elden ring turkce mi oynanır amk PUAHUAHAUHAUAHUAHA

Harika yapmışlar

I was 17 when this came out and living with an alcoholic mother this song had deep emotional meanings and fears for me. Screams of vulnerability and insecurity all at once.

Damn bro he sounds like Homer Simpson in the beginning there it ruined it for me lmao

Remember this. They were all 4 fucking amazingly talented lads.

As someone who listens to modern extreme metal, this is the heaviest song of all time

13:12

ΣΤΗΝ ΛΕΦΚΗ ΜΕ ΑΓΑΠΗ Ο ΑΛΕΞΗΣ 11/02/2005 16:45❤

Great gig, only a few hundred people, at most, in the audience as most in the bar/pub waiting for Buzzcocks. Bernard messed around with his home-made synth before they came on, trying to get the Insight sound right, - band came on to the Nosferatu (1979) soundtrack track 'On The Way'. Buzzcocks were great too - and the sound for both bands was good, despite the myth that the Buzzcocks deliberately ruined it for JD.

I'm one of those ignorant fuks who came across this song from the movie. It sounded so good and I ended up looking it up. Went down a rabbit hole and became a serious Joy Division fan. Wish they put out more work.. But with legends you get what u can

❤

O MIJ GOD THIS IS MORE HEAVE THAN THE VERSION ON STILL

Ian Curtis and Rozz Williams are my heroes ❤😊

The Rage, The Pain, The Panic. So Tragic, but its a Legendary song. One of the best ever made.

Awesome! Thank you so much for this. Spirtual...

Remarkable sound for a late 70's band, up there with Husker du for influencing and changing music.

I cried hearing this. I can say it is one of the most poingnant moments in music history ever since the time of creation and we’re hearing it.

VIELEN LIEBEN DANK...FRIEDEN und FREIHEIT...

Nothing before. Nothing after. Joy Division. 'Nuff said. (MMom, WRUW, 1980)

I watch maranatha, the calling of Jesus on U tube, their minds at peace as they pray, sing, Jesus himself would have been like Ian Curtis, a good mind tormented by evil non stop, If you look, there are such descriptions of Jesus in the bible, We can only guess at the wonder Ians future songs and music would have contained, I listened to Ian as a teenager, imagining myself lateras a singer of a similar band, I listened as most fans listen, understanding his sorrow as a reflection of my own teenage angst, having no concept of the real darkness and torment the man face endlessly, I only discovered that after finding my christian faith which also meant discovering its opposite, hell on earth. Never just dismiss extreme grief or meancholia as madness, its far more sinistre

It is said Ian was like a infection in a world full of evil, an infection of real goodness which immediately had to be destroyed before it became something that really threatened to take hold and grow and grow,

Siempre seré un Alien

Heartbreaking song pure real life

My favourite joy division track. The lyrics hit hard. I used to play this back in the late 90s when i was in a band. Every time we played it, it nearly brought me to tears. Powerful

m a a t e r p e c I e

it's beautiful how their voices sound the same live🖤

Çok kişi doldurmalı

ah be şanslılar sizi

I live this song, especially beacause of its similarity with Stooges song « dirt » in the chorus….❤

I love this song with an upper tempo, got that punk and metal feeling

The greatest record ever made. A masterpiece.

i was there. Intense doesn't do it justice. Raw, emotional and beyond music as most people will ever experience it. We lost Ian and got Bono, one of life's great injustices.

In 1980 I was anxiously awaiting to see JD in Toronto, I was 16. A couple of weeks before the show the local radio station broke the news. Best band then , best band I have heard since then.

Most innovative band since The Beatles

Brutal

This is the vocal performance of a man possessed with a catharsis of emotions. It is hauntingly beautiful and is why I love live music. Martin Hannett was a genius in the studio but nothing compares to the sheer, raw energy of Joy Division on stage.

Ordaydım

if you want to leave anything behind it needs to be real anything else is pointless nonsense

The bass guitar is amazing!

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biletlere ne kadar ödediniz? paylaşabilir misiniz?

The holy voice of Ian Curtis...

guzel konserdi

it just sounds apocalyptical, i can't explain

Capos 😍

The guitar sound is so beautiful.