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Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures (VG+/VG) – LP, AU 1981
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Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures (VG+/VG) – LP, AU 1981

Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures (VG+/VG) – LP, AU 1981

$53.89

Original: $153.96

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Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures (VG+/VG) – LP, AU 1981

$153.96

$53.89

The Story

Condition: Second Hand
Ships from: Melbourne
Media: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Cover: Very Good (VG)
  • Description
  • Release details
  • Tracklist
  • Unknown Pleasures is an LP by Joy Division from 1981 released on the Factory, GAP Records label.

    About this album

    Unknown Pleasures is the stark post-punk masterpiece that established Joy Division as one of Britain’s most important bands. Released in 1979 and produced by Martin Hannett, the album transformed the group’s raw intensity into a sound of cold space, pulsing bass, wiry guitar and Ian Curtis’s haunted baritone. Tracks such as Disorder, She’s Lost Control and Shadowplay became landmarks of post-punk’s emotional severity, while the album’s disciplined restraint helped define the genre’s dark, influential direction. Its reputation has only grown over time, making it a touchstone for generations of alternative and indie artists.

    Genre: Punk & Alternative

    Review

    AllMusic rating:
    AllMusic users:
    (4,238 votes)
    Read the AllMusic.com review
  • Artist: Joy Division
    Label: Factory, GAP Records – FACOZ 1003
    Format: LP, Album
    Units: 1
    Country: Australia
    Released: 1981
    Genre: Punk & Alternative
    Style: New Wave, Post-Punk
  • A1 Disorder
    A2 Day Of The Lords
    A3 Candidate
    A4 Insight
    A5 New Dawn Fades
    B1 She'S Lost Control
    B2 Shadowplay
    B3 Wilderness
    B4 Interzone
    B5 I Remember Nothing

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Description

Condition: Second Hand
Ships from: Melbourne
Media: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Cover: Very Good (VG)
  • Description
  • Release details
  • Tracklist
  • Unknown Pleasures is an LP by Joy Division from 1981 released on the Factory, GAP Records label.

    About this album

    Unknown Pleasures is the stark post-punk masterpiece that established Joy Division as one of Britain’s most important bands. Released in 1979 and produced by Martin Hannett, the album transformed the group’s raw intensity into a sound of cold space, pulsing bass, wiry guitar and Ian Curtis’s haunted baritone. Tracks such as Disorder, She’s Lost Control and Shadowplay became landmarks of post-punk’s emotional severity, while the album’s disciplined restraint helped define the genre’s dark, influential direction. Its reputation has only grown over time, making it a touchstone for generations of alternative and indie artists.

    Genre: Punk & Alternative

    Review

    AllMusic rating:
    AllMusic users:
    (4,238 votes)
    Read the AllMusic.com review
  • Artist: Joy Division
    Label: Factory, GAP Records – FACOZ 1003
    Format: LP, Album
    Units: 1
    Country: Australia
    Released: 1981
    Genre: Punk & Alternative
    Style: New Wave, Post-Punk
  • A1 Disorder
    A2 Day Of The Lords
    A3 Candidate
    A4 Insight
    A5 New Dawn Fades
    B1 She'S Lost Control
    B2 Shadowplay
    B3 Wilderness
    B4 Interzone
    B5 I Remember Nothing