Image
Categories: Concerts

Joy Division: Live at The Factory, July 13th, 1979

A poster by Jon Savage

After the release and critical acclaim of their debut album Unknown Pleasures, Joy Division were able to attract much larger audiences. Approxiamately 444 people attended this legendary Factory concert at the Russell Club in Manchester on July 13th, 1979, and this was almost as many as the Buzzcocks were drawing in at the time ( Buzzcocks played there May 14th, not the night before as googling typically suggests). Most of the performance here appears on the Heart and Soul boxed set, as well as on bootleg recordings such as:


Full Gig:
Unknown Martyrs LP
Dead Soul double LP
Performances01 2LP+7″EP

Partial:
Russell Club June 13, 1979 /Live At Manchester 1979 LP
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams LP
End – Live England ’79 double LP
Electric Funeral double LP
Form And Substance-The Bright Side CD
Form And Substance-The Dark Side CD

Good Evening, We’re Joy Division CD (one track)
The Marble Index CD (one track)

Setlist:
01. Dead Souls
02. The Only Mistake
03. Insight
04. Candidate
05. Wilderness
06. She’s Lost Control
07. Shadowplay
08. Disorder
09. Interzone
10. Atrocity Exhibition
11. Novelty
12. Transmission.

post-punk.com

From the Editor at Post-Punk.com

Recent Posts

  • Bands

Los Angeles Synth-Pop Outfit Male Tears Releases Self-Titled Debut Album on Vinyl for the First Time

I’ve been swimming in an ocean of tears I went swimming in all of my fears And every day is…

10 hours ago
  • Bands

Beauty and Despair — Swiss Coldwavers Future Faces Drift Among the Ashes of Lost Tomorrows in “Memoria”

Our entire life Was like a spell of beauty and despair This old delusion Hectic with our own selfish thirst…

1 day ago
  • Bands

Chasing Ghosts by the Black Sea — Georgia-based Darkwavers Chronotape Release Poignant “Strangers” EP

Yesterday is history And today is just misery So we say "Long live the King" Oh, he ruined everything Hailing…

2 days ago
  • Bands

Melbourne Artist Claire Birchall Blends Tremulous Art Pop Melodies With Gothic Undertones in “The Haunting”

I don’t mean to rain on your parade But sometimes when I bend, I break Australian artist Claire Birchall, Melbourne's…

2 days ago
  • Bands

NYC Darkwavers MIDNIGHTCHOIR Release Spine-tingling Video for “Tempted” From Their “Temptation (Demos)” EP — Plus Review

You can keep your revolution if we can't dance to it. Because we're not going out on our knees.  We're…

2 days ago
  • Bands

Guitarist Slim Dunlap of The Replacements Passes Away at 73

The Replacements' guitarist Bob “Slim” Dunlap has passed away at 73, leaving behind a legacy as enduring as the melodies…

3 days ago
Sticky Footer Banner with Close Button