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@Mah5Utari @CentralsSC @hooliganbdg tarolol ach

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[Joy Division & New Order Pics @JDNOPICS]

#OnThisDay 1979
Anton Corbijn took these iconic photographs of Joy Division at Lancaster Gate tube station in London.

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[Jayne Moorby @JayneMoobs]

Hello Manchester

[SurfSkateThrash @SurfThrash]

Fugazi
I’m So Tired
Instrument (1999)

[Ministry of Cults @ministryofcults]

“We were Warsaw. Now we’re *Joy Division.” — from Control (2007) 🎬 #JoyDivision #ControlMovie

[Ministry of Cults @ministryofcults]

“Disorder.” JOY DIVISION

Shot in Super-8 by Malcolm Whitehead at **Bowden Vale Youth Club, Altrincham – 14 March 1979.
Three songs filmed – the earliest live footage of Joy Division that exists.

This isn’t just a gig, it’s a moment frozen in time: Ian Curtis at his intensity, the band raw and young, Manchester’s post-industrial edges visible outside the stage, and a spirit of resistance humming beneath the notes.

The film was inexpensive, homemade, but charged with urgency. With only a few cartridges of film, Whitehead captured something that today feels sacred to anyone who reveres what Joy Division stood for.

#JoyDivision #IanCurtis

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[Dear Self. @Dearme2_]

I will win Mom, I promise.

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