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British punk/post-punk/new wave band formed in 1976 in Salford, Greater Manchester. They were incorrectly named on the flyer for their first gig alongside Buzzcocks and Penetration but announced themselves as at the start of their first performance. Throughout 1977 they continued under this name up to the recording of the first EP but changed their name to Joy Division at the start of 1978, before releasing their first 7" EP "[r=498855]". Shortly after the suicide of Ian Curtis on May 18, 1980 – following troubles with grand mal seizures (a form of epilepsy), depression, and other contributing personal factors happening in his life – the band was renamed New Order, following a pact between all four members made long before Curtis's death that should any member leave, the remaining members would change the name of the group. Ian Curtis (vocal, occasional guitar), Bernard Sumner (guitar, keyboards), Peter "Hooky" Hook (bass guitar, backing vocals), and Stephen Morris (drums, percussion).
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Still
UAH 2,432.59

Love Will Tear Us Apart
UAH 2,902.72

Martin Hannett's Personal Mixes
UAH 3,202.47

Love Will Tear Us Apart
UAH 3,202.47

Preston 28 February 1980
UAH 3,202.47

Love Will Tear Us Apart
UAH 3,010.32

Dance To The Radio: Ajanta Theatre, Derby, Uk April 19th 1980 - FM Broadcast
UAH 1,921.48

Closer
UAH 3,202.47

Unknown Pleasures
UAH 3,202.47

Warsaw
UAH 1,200

Warsaw
UAH 1,180

Warsaw
UAH 1,921.48

Love Will Tear Us Apart
UAH 3,202.47

Les Bains Douches
UAH 3,202.47

In The Studio With Martin Hannett
UAH 0

Let The Movie Begin
UAH 2,845.07

Love Will Tear Us Apart
UAH 1,980.41

Transmission
UAH 3,202.47

Wilderness (Extra Tracks From Paradiso, Effennaar & Les Bains Douches)
UAH 1,921.48

Love Will Tear Us Apart
UAH 3,202.47

Unknown Pleasures
UAH 1,849.75
Substance
UAH 3,534.24

Warsaw
UAH 3,202.47

Live At Town Hall, High Wycombe 20th February 1980
UAH 0