Reissued compilation album of tracks recorded live at the Electric Circus in Collyhurst, Manchester. Contributing artists are The Fall, John Cooper Clarke, Joy Division, The Drones, Steel Pulse and Buzzcocks. Joy Division's performance is of At A Later Date. 10-inch vinyl in a printed sleeve. The sleeve design is by Russell Mills. Released by Virgin Records Ltd, catalogue number OVED170. Short Circuit: Live at the Electric Circus
Compilation album of songs recorded by Joy Division and released after Joy Division ceased to exist. 12-inch vinyl in a printed sleeve. The sleeve design is by Brett Wickens with art direction by Peter Saville and is credited to Peter Saville Associates. FACT 250 Substance
White label of FACT 25 Closer by Joy Division with Factory Catalogue number written by hand on the sleeve by Tony Wilson. Given to Jon Savage by Tony Wilson for review. FACT 25 Closer
Reissued single by Joy Division. 12-inch vinyl in a printed sleeve. The sleeve design is by Brett Wickens with art direction by Peter Saville and is credited to Peter Saville Associates. FAC 213 Atmosphere
UK release of the single by Joy Division on the Factory US imprint. 12-inch vinyl in a picture sleeve. The sleeve design is by Peter Saville. The US release led with She's Lost Control as the A-side. FACUS 2 UK Atmosphere
Album by Joy Division. 12-inch vinyl in a textured picture sleeve printed by Garrod & Lofthouse. The sleeve design is by Peter Saville and Martyn Atkins and features an image of the Appiani family tomb in the Staglieno cemetery in Genoa, Italy. The photographic image is by Bernard Pierre Woolf. FACT 25 Closer
White label of FACT 10 Unknown Pleasures by Joy Division, given to Jon Savage by Tony Wilson and Rob Gretton for reviewing in Sounds magazine. FACT 10 Unknown Pleasures
Double compilation album by Joy Division released after Ian Curtis's death. 12-inch vinyl in a limited edition hessian hardback cover with ribbon tie printed by Garrod & Lofthouse. The edition was limited to 5,000 copies. The sleeve design was by Peter Saville and attributed to his Grafica Industria design concept. Other editions of the album came in a grey cardboard gatefold sleeve and a white cardboard gatefold sleeve. FACT 40 Still
Album by Warsaw, an unofficial release of the album recorded for RCA at Arrow Studios, Manchester in 1978. 12-inch vinyl in a printed gloss sleeve featuring a design based on the sleeve for FACT 10 Unknown Pleasures. The first pressing came in an edition of 500 copies. The album came with a 7-inch EP, which is catalogued at 2019-261/1/6/1/6. Released by RZM Productions. Warsaw
Unofficial compilation album of tracks recorded by Warsaw at Manor Mobile, Pennine Sound, Arrow and Strawberry Studios and live at the Electric Circus. 12-inch vinyl in a picture sleeve. Released by Galaor Records, catalogue number SK 92037. An Ideal for Killing
Unofficial limited edition album featuring a Joy Division live performance recorded at the Lyceum, London in February 1980. The album was issued in 1981 in memory of Ian Curtis. The sleeve design is by C Meecham using an image from 'Lancelot du lac' by R Bresson. Joy Division - Komackino
Unofficial double album of 21 EQ'd dance floor friendly Joy Division tracks. 12-inch vinyl in a printed sleeve. Joy Division
Compilation album of post-punk and new wave tracks by Thursdays, Baszax and Joy Division. The Joy Division tracks are Autosuggestion and From Safety to Where...? 12-inch vinyl in a picture sleeve. This is the issue with the Joy Division tracks on the A-side. Released by Fast Product, catalogue number FAST 9b. Earcom 2
Single by Joy Division. 7-inch vinyl in a picture sleeve. Photography by Alek Januszewski. The vinyl record has no centre area for a label. Information is embossed onto the vinyl. Released by Polish label Tonpress under licence from Factory Records, catalogue number S-590. Love Will Tear Us Apart
Single by Joy Division. 7-inch vinyl in a textured picture sleeve printed by Garrod & Lofthouse. The sleeve design is by Peter Saville, although he is uncredited. The first 10,000 pressings were issued in the textured sleeve. The following 20,000 pressings were either in a textured sleeve or a flat sleeve. The single was reissued as a 12-inch in December 1979 following dissatisfaction with the cut of the track Novelty on the 7-inch. FAC 13 Transmission
Single by Joy Division. 12-inch vinyl in an alternate picture sleeve to the 7-inch version. The sleeve design is by Peter Saville, although he is uncredited. The 12-inch was issued in December 1979 following dissatisfaction with the cut of the track Novelty on the 7-inch. FAC 13.12 Transmission
Single by Joy Division. 12-inch vinyl in an alternate picture sleeve to the 7-inch version. The sleeve design by Peter Saville features a photographic image by Bernard Pierre Woolf. FAC 23-12 Love Will Tear Us Apart
Cassette recording of a Joy Division live performance for Piccadilly Radio on 4 June 1979, recorded at Pennine Studios, Oldham. Joy Division live on Piccadilly Radio
Cassette recording taken from Peter Hook's DAT recording of a Joy Division performance of In A Lonely Place. Joy Division - In A Lonely Place
Unofficial limited edition album featuring a Joy Division live performance at the Leigh Open Air Festival on 27 August 1979. Limited edition of 300 copies. Released by the second iteration of the bootleg label Trade Mark of Quality, catalogue number TGA-001. The Grey Assembley
Unofficial 7-inch EP featuring Joy Division live performance for the John Peel Sessions. The EP was included with the RZM Productions release of the Warsaw album recorded for RCA at Arrow Studios, Manchester in 1978, which is catalogued at 2019-261/1/5/7. Released by RZM Productions. JD Warsaw Peel Sessions EP
Unofficial limited edition compilation album featuring Joy Division live performances of cover versions, jam sessions and soundchecks. Tracks included: Gimme Some Lovin' recorded live at Eric's, Liverpool on 11 August 1979; Sister Ray recorded live at Plan K, Brussels, Belgium on 17 January 1980; jam session with Section 25 at the Winter Gardens, Malvern on 5 April 1980 performing WIld Love [Girls Don't Count]; jam session with Section 25 at the Ajanta Theatre, Derby on 19 April 1980 performing Nobody Counts [Girls Don't Count]; Atmosphere recorded at the Nashville Rooms, London on 22 September 1979; The Only Mistake soundcheck performance at the Pavilion, Hemel Hempstead on 5 November 1979; Ceremony and Decades soundcheck performances at High Hall, University of Birmingham on 2 May 1980. Joy Division - Out of the Room: Cover Versions, Jam Sessions, Soundchecks
Telecine copy of FACT 37 in VHS PAL stereo format issued by Out Promotion. Housed in a clear slip case. Here Are The Young Men
Compilation CD of Joy Division performances for John Peel's radio programme in February and December 1979. Released by Strange Fruit, the label set up by John Peel and Clive Selwood to distribute BBC recordings, catalogue number SFRCD 111. Joy Division - Peel Sessions
Digital copies of recordings of a Joy Division live performance in Bournemouth on 2 November 1979 and a New Order soundcheck at Heaven Ultradisco, London in February 1981. The digital copies were burned to CD-R by Jon Savage. CD copy recording
A CD-R recording of a track from the Joy Division album Unknown Pleasures. CD copy recording labelled I Remember Nothing I & II
Digital copy of a recording of Joy Division performing live at the Leigh Open Air Festival on 27 August 1979. The digital copy was burned to CD-R by Jon Savage. CD copy recording
A CD-R copy of the master recording for the Joy Division album Unknown Pleasures. CD copy recording labelled Unknown Pleasures master
Jon Savage's personal compilation of Joy Division tracks for the Joy Division documentary. Music for Doc 07/07
Jon Savage's personal compilation of Joy Division tracks for the Joy Division film. Joy Division film
Unofficial double compilation album on CD, including tracks from studio recording sessions and sound effects used by Martin Hannett on Joy Division recordings. In The Studio With Martin Hannett (Previously Unreleased Personal Tapes From Martin Hannett)
Unofficial compilation CD of previously unreleased mixes of Joy Division tracks from studio recording sessions plus spoken word tracks and sound effects used by Martin Hannett on Joy Division recordings. Martin Hannett's Personal Mixes
Official Collector's Edition reissue of the Joy Division album Unknown Pleasures, released by Rhino Records. Unknown Pleasures Collector's Edition
Limited edition EP by Joy Division sent to Jon Savage by Rob Gretton in autumn 1978 as a thank you for his support of the band. 12-inch vinyl in a printed sleeve. The sleeve design is by Steve McGarry. Released on the band's own label Anonymous Records, catalogue number ANON1. An Ideal for Living
Limited edition EP by Joy Division sent to Jon Savage by Rob Gretton in autumn 1978 as a thank you for his support of the band. Gretton noted that the sound quality was poor but that the band would be reissuing the tracks. The edition was limited to 1,000 copies. 7-inch vinyl in a sleeve printed on a piece of thin cardstock measuring 14-inch by 14-inch, folded into four squares. The sleeve design is by Bernard Sumner, credited as Bernard Albrecht. Released on the band's own label Enigma, catalogue number PSS 139. When the band discovered that there already was another label called Enigma, they changed the label name to Anonymous Records. An Ideal for Living
Debut album by Joy Division. 12-inch vinyl in a textured picture sleeve printed by Garrod & Lofthouse with a white printed inner sleeve. The album cover design by Peter Saville draws on an image showing successive pulses from the first pulsar discovered, CP1919. Guitarist Bernard Sumner had seen the image in a copy of the encyclopaedia in Manchester Library and thought it would make a good sleeve design. Harold D. Craft Jr created and published the image in his 1970 PhD thesis "Radio Observations of the Pulse Profiles and Dispersion Measures of Twelve Pulsars". The image was also printed in the Scientific American in January 1971 before it appeared in the Cambridge Encyclopaedia of Astronomy in 1977. FACT 10 Unknown Pleasures
Compilation album of tracks recorded live at the Electric Circus in Collyhurst, Manchester. Contributing artists are The Fall, John Cooper Clarke, Joy Division, The Drones, Steel Pulse and Buzzcocks. Joy Division's performance is of At A Later Date. 10-inch limited edition blue vinyl in a printed sleeve. Released by Virgin Records Ltd, catalogue number VCL5003. Short Circuit: Live at the Electric Circus
Single by Joy Division. 7-inch flexi-disc without its sleeve. The single was given away free in record stores in a plain die-cut sleeve. The A-side label states "This is a free record", and the B-side label states "This record should not have cost you anything, wherever or however it was obtained." The tracks are all previously unreleased recordings from the recording sessions for the album Closer. FAC 28 Komakino
Limited edition single by Joy Division. 7-inch vinyl wax in a thin plastic bag within a fold out picture cover, with everything contained in a plastic bag. The record is stored in a pocket behind which is information about the limited edition, which was limited to 1,578 copies. The pocket also stores two paper inserts, although only the English translation on white paper is present in this copy. The copy is numbered 000014. The sleeve design is by Jean-Pierre Turmel and uses artwork by Jean-Francois Jamoul and photography by Anton Corbijn. The liner notes are by Jean-Pierre Turmel. Released by French label Sordide Sentimentale, catalogue number SS 33 002. Licht und Blindheit
Limited edition single by Warsaw, an unofficial release by Joy Division for fans and collectors consisting of demo tracks recorded at Pennine Sound Studios in 1977. 12-inch vinyl in a printed sleeve of similar design to the 7-inch version of An Ideal for Living. This copy is lacking its outer sleeve. Released on the band's own label Anonymous Records, no catalogue number. A 7-inch single had been released on the band's previous label Enigma in April 1981. The Ideal Beginning
Limited edition album by Joy Division. 12-inch vinyl in a printed sleeve. The edition was limited to 1400 copies. The sleeve design uses artwork by Jean-Francois Jamoul. The sleeve was discussed by Genesis P. Orridge and Cosey Fanni Tutti of Throbbing Gristle with Jean-Pierre Turmel, the co-founded of the Sordide Sentimentale record label. Released on Swedish label Fabrique Disques, catalogue number FAB 38. Le Termé
