What's the oddest, rarest, smelliest or most treasured Joy Division item you own?
Where did you get it?
What does it mean to you?
Interesting times may await the best responses...
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What's the oddest, rarest, smelliest or most treasured Joy Division item you own?
Where did you get it?
What does it mean to you?
Interesting times may await the best responses...
signed c.d of closer by the remaing joy division members, with gillians sigi on the inside.
put my trust in you.
Didn't someone on here once say that they had Ian Curtis's kitchen table?
I need to speak to him...
http://www.nme.com/photos/30-legendary-gigs/153346/27/1
30 legendary gigs Joy Division, Birmingham University, May 2nd, 1980. The band's last ever gig. Ian Curtis stumbled offstage towards the closing of the gig due to his increasingly uncontrollable epilepsy. The band played on without him and he re-emerged for final song 'Digital'. The gig also featured 'Ceremony', which went on to become New Order's debut single. Pic: Rex Features
Terry Harrop is the guy that had the table
http://www.neworderonline.com/Forums/MessageList.aspx?ThreadID=40046
I have a stone in my garden
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Not really, don't lynch me.
The only JD things I have are CD's and a poster. Bit rubbish really. Am tempted by the oven gloves every time I see them.
If anyone is after a JD/NO artifact I noticed that there is a Peter Hook signed guitar available on the HMV Pure rewards scheme. Apparently you need 600,000 points to get it though which must equate to spending about £6,000. Probably better to go buy a guitar yourself and take it round to his house for a signature.
I've not got anything that counts as rare by a long mile but I had my Heart & Soul boxset on preorder at the local shop back in 97' (paid full price, must have been bonkers) and I've got my FAC vinyls and the first runs of the many books that've been put out. ![]()
Thing I treasure the most is a set of glossy JD photos a teacher of mine matted and framed back in 1994 before I had internet and a quality printer of my own. Never had a cooler teacher with such great taste in music. ![]()
My most precious thing on JD is an exciting sensation I felt when I heard Closer and Substance for the first time. That sensation is deep in my memory and it's recalled by itself from time to time. Quite a welcome feeling like any other great memory.
nothing personal unfortunately for JD (but have various early NO stuff) do have 2 scrapbooks of NME cuttings at start of JD and have meant to scan/share with all...
so it would have to be the komakino flexi given to me by the nice man upstairs on the singles' counter HMV market street manchester, a sordide sentimentale and earcom which I played last Christmas to hear the other non JD tracks again!
mmmmm a hard one,probably my minty mint and unplayed copy of still hessian inc original ribbon.
In fact no,beautiful item, but, i have a copy of the 586 postcard with Ian on the Front ,mega rare item,has a different pic of ian that i aint seen anywhere before not many copies of this around.
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79 order wrote: signed c.d of closer by the remaing joy division members, with gillians sigi on the inside.
put my trust in you.
Aren't you one of the fewest people here who actually saw Ian Curstis and Joy Division live?
weirdo wrote " you saw joy division live"
yes m8 30 years ago this month,, shame i didt keep that stub
also got in me stash 2 copies of komakino flexi ,earcom 2 and that virgin 10" with a later date, have held a soride when it was valued at £50,, a weeks wages back then.
way beyond you and i
Used to own: 2 different copies of An Ideal For Living 7" Licht Und Blindheit/Sordide Sentimental single with all the inserts Japan-only CD box set Unknown Pleasures Factory CD with the car carry case Short Circuit CD
Still own: Factory pressings of all the 7"/12", including Hessian Still with the ribbon Closer purple cassette box Short Circuit orange vinyl EP with the pink vinyl bonus 7" and poster A Factory Sample with all 5 stickers Komakino flexi Framed Fac 1 reproduction numbered and signed by Saville Framed Factory Australia promo poster for Unknown Pleasures Factory promo poster for Substance ("Energie-Piek ijs" by Jan Van Munster)
Mine would have to be:
FAC 15 - An original "Zoo Meets Factory Half-way" Leigh Festival poster designed by Peter Saville in MINT condition.
Isn't anyone going to ask why I'm interested in hearing about your old crap?
Surely one of the Steve's must have some good stuff?
Any sign of that kitchen table?
Do you know,, im realy surprised no one has asked mr biginoil , (short on football knowledge) why ,, yes why mr biginoil do you want to know about joy division rarities,, are you planning to buy em, sell em , exhibit them,,do tell.
oh yea ive got the still hessian thingy as well as the original pleasures and transmission covers,picture of ian signed by anton, the here are the young men vid.....on beta max,, now thats rare
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this is my one lucky prize
£50 Note wrote: Used to own:
2 different copies of An Ideal For Living 7"
Japan-only CD box set
Still own: Komakino flexi
Super
'79
could never describe,
These pleasures a wayward distraction
thats the kitchen table i mean, right next to me at the mo. Heaven knows how much it is worth now.
did offer it up for the j.d. macclesfield thingy but they never wanted it and in the end they ran out of cash anyway.
Biggie, me cousin our Terence has 2 JD tic stubbs, both still in v/good condition. The Derby 80' one is pink n the Leeds 79' one orange if i remember. I really should have them cos hes a Clash obsessive. Did think about handing em over to that exhibition at hookys gaff next week for that anniversary bollocks
Darkman wrote: I have some super rare footage of Ian doing dishes! It's so plush! hahahahahaha
And i'll bet youre not allowed to show anyone it either...
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Well I found a Golden Ticket in a Wonka Chocolate Bar and took a magical trip into Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. During my journey, I found out that Mr. Wonka is a huge Joy Division fan. When I won the grand prize at the end of the tour, Mr. Wonka gave me the Footage of Ian doing dishes, and I was told it was for me and me only, but I was allowed to talk about it!
Darkman wrote: Well I found a Golden Ticket in a Wonka Chocolate Bar and took a magical trip into Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. During my journey, I found out that Mr. Wonka is a huge Joy Division fan. When I won the grand prize at the end of the tour, Mr. Wonka gave me the Footage of Ian doing dishes, and I was told it was for me and me only, but I was allowed to talk about it!
Apparently Mr Wonka has run out of innovative ideas for his prizes
if that's the best he can do.