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Artist.......: Joy Division
Album........: Still
Label........: London Records
Genre........: Alternative
Catnr........: n/a
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Sep-22-2007
str.date.....: 000-00-2007
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: n/a
track title time
cd1
01. exercise one 03:07
02. ice age 02:24
03. the sound of music 03:55
04. glass 03:55
05. the only mistake 04:17
06. walked in line 02:47
07. the kill 02:14
08. something must break 02:49
09. dead souls 04:54
10. sister ray 07:37
11. ceremony 03:50
12. shadowplay 03:58
13. a means to an end 04:01
14. passover 05:11
15. new dawn fades 04:06
16. transmission 03:47
17. disorder 03:24
18. isolation 03:06
19. decades 05:45
20. digital 03:39
cd2
01. sound of music 04:19
02. a means to an end 03:57
03. colony 04:06
04. twenty four hours 04:20
05. isolation 02:49
06. love will tear us apart 03:14
07. disorder 03:13
08. atrocity exhibition 05:58
09. isolation (soundcheck) 03:00
10. the eternal (soundcheck) 03:36
11. ice age (soundcheck) 03:16
12. disorder (soundcheck) 03:14
13. sound of music (soundcheck) 04:05
14. a means to an end (soundcheck) 03:45
Runtime 131:38 min
Size 207,1 MB
Release Notes:
remastered. 'still' collects outtakes and rarities
along with a live set recorded on may 2, 1980, just
over two weeks prior to ian curtis' death.
in addition to the atmospheric 'glass' and the
haunting funeral march 'dead souls,' the studio
sides include four leftover tracks from the
sessions for 'unknown pleasures', while the concert
set includes performances of seminal tracks such as
'transmission,' 'isolation' and 'a means to an
end.'
although neither as cogent nor as indispensible as
the band's two studio records or the 'substance'
compilation, 'still' is nonetheless a valuable
chronicle of joy division's remarkable evolution, a
growth charted by the inclusion of an early live
cover of the velvet underground's 'sister ray' to
the only recorded version of the hypnotic
'ceremony,' the ultimate ian curtis composition
which later resurfaced as the first single from new
order.
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Artist.......: Joy Division
Album........: Still
Label........: London Records
Genre........: Alternative
Catnr........: n/a
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Sep-22-2007
str.date.....: 000-00-2007
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: n/a
track title time
cd1
01. exercise one 03:07
02. ice age 02:24
03. the sound of music 03:55
04. glass 03:55
05. the only mistake 04:17
06. walked in line 02:47
07. the kill 02:14
08. something must break 02:49
09. dead souls 04:54
10. sister ray 07:37
11. ceremony 03:50
12. shadowplay 03:58
13. a means to an end 04:01
14. passover 05:11
15. new dawn fades 04:06
16. transmission 03:47
17. disorder 03:24
18. isolation 03:06
19. decades 05:45
20. digital 03:39
cd2
01. sound of music 04:19
02. a means to an end 03:57
03. colony 04:06
04. twenty four hours 04:20
05. isolation 02:49
06. love will tear us apart 03:14
07. disorder 03:13
08. atrocity exhibition 05:58
09. isolation (soundcheck) 03:00
10. the eternal (soundcheck) 03:36
11. ice age (soundcheck) 03:16
12. disorder (soundcheck) 03:14
13. sound of music (soundcheck) 04:05
14. a means to an end (soundcheck) 03:45
Runtime 131:38 min
Size 207,1 MB
Release Notes:
remastered. 'still' collects outtakes and rarities
along with a live set recorded on may 2, 1980, just
over two weeks prior to ian curtis' death.
in addition to the atmospheric 'glass' and the
haunting funeral march 'dead souls,' the studio
sides include four leftover tracks from the
sessions for 'unknown pleasures', while the concert
set includes performances of seminal tracks such as
'transmission,' 'isolation' and 'a means to an
end.'
although neither as cogent nor as indispensible as
the band's two studio records or the 'substance'
compilation, 'still' is nonetheless a valuable
chronicle of joy division's remarkable evolution, a
growth charted by the inclusion of an early live
cover of the velvet underground's 'sister ray' to
the only recorded version of the hypnotic
'ceremony,' the ultimate ian curtis composition
which later resurfaced as the first single from new
order.
This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net
