Another Live Joy Division CD?

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3 Dec 2003, 23:26

As I surfed the web this evening, more specifically music "shops" - right next to a listing for the live JD 3 CD "box set," I saw a listing for a CD entitled "No More Ceremonies," which is supposedly JD recorded live At The Lyceum in 1980. The website that had these listed doesn't carry bootlegs, so someone out there must still think the "box set," as well as the Lyceum gig are eventually going to be officially(?) released. They were both shown with 15 Dec '03 release dates.

4 Dec 2003, 02:10

See http://www.neworderonline.com/MessageList.aspx?ThreadID=12021. I have my doubts that this is legit. My impression is that ab-cd is fairly reputable, as I've bought from them without incident many times in the past, so like you, I'm a bit surprised to see this listing.

--Sam

4 Dec 2003, 02:32

Recorded live - 29th February 1980: The Lyceum, London. Songs performed: 01: Incubation 02: Wilderness 03: Twenty Four Hours 04: The Eternal 05: Heart And Soul 06: Love Will Tear Us Apart 07: Isolation 08: Komakino 09: She's Lost Control 10: These Days 11: Atrocity Exhibition. Appx. duration: 50 mins. Sound quality 9-/9. This is the FULL show of legendary band JOY DIVISION, live at the Lyceum Theatre 29th Feb 1980. This is the first time that the full gig has ever been heard. This is the first time this full length, 11 track show has ever been available in any format, and is released here on CD, completely digitally remastered. Beautiful artwork reflects the mood of JOY DIVISION and Ian Curtis at this time, shortly before his suicide. Never before on CD, about 4 or 5 versions (none complete) on vinyl. Limited to 500 ONLY!

4 Dec 2003, 09:18

Originally posted by The Happy One See http://www.neworderonline.com/MessageList.aspx?ThreadID=12021. I have my doubts that this is legit.My impression is that ab-cd is fairly reputable, as I've bought from them without incident many times in the past, so like you, I'm a bit surprised to see this listing.--Sam

Thanks. I thought I remembered a previous thread on this, but couldn't find it.

4 Dec 2003, 19:00

Hmmm, this has now appeared on Opal's website, with a release date of 15th December 2003, so it probably is legit...

l8rs,

Nick ;)