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An Ideal For Living reissued?

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When did this happen?

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JOY DIVISION An Ideal For Living (2006 issue US exclusive limited edition 4-track 12" EP pressed on WHITE VINYL, originally issued in October 1978 & limited to 1200 copies on the band's own Anonymous label - a landmark and extremely important release presented in replica of the distinctive 'industrial' sleeve complete with poster & still sealed!).

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When did this happen?

...when some twats decided to bootleg it along with all the dodgy Ideal For Living 7" bootlegs that have sprung up recently (white vinyl, pic discs etc).

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And I shall look for it to make it as an addition to my collection!

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[magenta]shedmonite61[/magenta] wrote: And I shall look for it to make it as an addition to my collection!

In the words of 'CRASS' :

Pay No More Than £1.99

:deal:

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Thinkin of geting a copy,must beat paying £1000 for an original!

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i've never seen an original - that's the same cover isn't it?

Who took the photo for it, was it Bernard using his arty flair again?

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appreciating that this is blatant rip off...

I've got one on order paid 9.99 US (so mabe six quid given GWB's mortgaging of the US economy). To my mind it can't be seen as alternative to an original - which I know I'll never own of course - but something different. I have all the tracks afterall. Will report in what its 'like' when it arrives.

And there is a spate of 'reissues' that seem to be about on 'limited' releases at the moment (there is a DM Clean picture disc and a LWTUA one too). They seem to be emanating form the US but I'm not sure of their quality/legality/origin/motivation.

this ebay seller seems to have them but he's put his price up since I bought them the other week. http://search.ebay.co.uk/\_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ25QQsassZdubmaverickQQssPageNameZMERCQ5fVICQ5fReBayQ5fPr4Q5fPcNQ5fQ5fSI

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Spotnick wrote: When did this happen?

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JOY DIVISION An Ideal For Living (2006 issue US exclusive limited edition 4-track 12" EP pressed on WHITE VINYL, originally issued in October 1978 & limited to 1200 copies on the band's own Anonymous label - a landmark and extremely important release presented in replica of the distinctive 'industrial' sleeve complete with poster & still sealed!).

Must admit good value with Still thrown in though.

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:nuts: wrote: Thinkin of geting a copy,must beat paying £1000 for an original!

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£1000? You tempting me to sell?

Oh and its cheaper at Rough Trade

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oh dear, i once had the opportunity to buy an ideal for living ep at a shop in blackpool that used to sell collectors records ect. it was back in 80-81 and he wanted £12 for it,i said "TWELVE QUID, TWELVE FUKIN QUID" thats a quid an inch m8 you can fuck off. and do you know im stil as thick now.:banghead:

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I bought a copy a few weeks ago. sound quality good, artwork good, white vinyl very nice, very professional. shame about the songs.................

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James Thomas wrote:

:nuts: wrote: Thinkin of geting a copy,must beat paying £1000 for an original!

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£1000? You tempting me to sell?

Oh and its cheaper at Rough Trade

Heyup JT,i'll give you £26 and a bag of pickled onion monster munch :lol:

:nuts:

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Ness Order wrote: i've never seen an original - that's the same cover isn't it?

Who took the photo for it, was it Bernard using his arty flair again?

Yeah, same cover as the original.

Nothing to do with Bernard though.

sleeve notes say...

Cover design by Steve McGarry Photography by D.B.Glen

front back

It's actually shades of grey. The sepia brown is just the dodgy lighting in the photos.

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Thanks Dave, I've never seen one before...

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only 4 tracks? i might try to hunt it down if it was more like the re-issue of the cd version.

then again.... white vinyl. :thumb:

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