Joy Division - Still (40th Anniversary) [Clear Vinyl]

Celebrate the 40th anniversary of Joy Division's rarities collection Still with this limited edition clear vinyl set with alternate artwork.

Still was first released in 1981 after the death of Joy Division singer Ian Curtis.  Their two previous albums Closer and Unknown Pleasures had already cemented the Manchester’s band’s iconic status in music history and Still filled in gaps.

It featured previously unreleased studio material, two non-album tracks "Dead Souls" and "Glass" and a live recording of Joy Division’s last ever concert, at Birmingham University. The show included the only live performance of "Ceremony" by the band, who later morphed into New Order and released it as a single.

Limited Edition CRYSTAL CLEAR 2LP vinyl produced by Warner Music UK in 2025.

TRACKLISTING:

1. Exercise One (Unknown Pleasures sessions)
2. Ice Age ("Licht und Blindheit" sessions)
3. The Sound Of Music ("Love Will Tear Us Apart" sessions)
4. Glass (originally released on A Factory sampler)
5. The Only Mistake (Unknown Pleasures sessions)
6. Walked In Line (Unknown Pleasures sessions)
7. The Kill (Unknown Pleasures sessions)
8. Something Must Break ("Transmission" sessions)
9. Dead Souls (B Side)
10. Sister Ray (Velvet Underground cover recorded live at Moonlight Club, London 1980)
11. Ceremony (Live at High Hall, Birmingham University May 1980)
12. Shadowplay (Live at High Hall, Birmingham University May 1980)
13. Means To An End (Live at High Hall, Birmingham University May 1980)
14. Passover (Live at High Hall, Birmingham University May 1980)
15. New Dawn Fades (Live at High Hall, Birmingham University May 1980)
16. Twenty Four Hours (Live at High Hall, Birmingham University May 1980)
17. Transmission (Live at High Hall, Birmingham University May 1980)
18. Disorder (Live at High Hall, Birmingham University May 1980)
19. Isolation (Live at High Hall, Birmingham University May 1980)
20. Decades (Live at High Hall, Birmingham University May 1980)
21. Digital (Live at High Hall, Birmingham University May 1980)