Unknown Pleasures: Inside Joy Division (42 page)

2 September 1980

‘Atmosphere’/’She’s Lost Control’ (Factory Records FACUS2/UK) twelve-inch single released. Produced by Martin Hannett. Sleeve photography by Charles Meecham. Typography by Peter Saville.

8 October 1981

Still
(Factory Records FACT 40) 2 x twelve-inch LP released. The final Joy Division album, a double LP comprising songs by the band never readily available and some formally unreleased; it also includes a live recording of their final concert. Produced by Martin Hannett. Engineered by Chris Nagle. Sleeve design by Peter Saville. First 5,000 with collectors’ hessian cloth cover. Track list: ‘Exercise One’ (
Unknown Pleasures
session), ‘Ice Age’ (Oct/Nov 1979, Cargo Studios), ‘The Sound
of Music’ (Love Will Tear Us Apart’ Session 1), ‘Glass’ (Factory sample), ‘The Only Mistake’ (
Unknown Pleasures
session), ‘Walked in Line’ (
Unknown Pleasures
session), ‘The Kill’ (
Unknown Pleasures
session), ‘Something Must Break’ (‘Transmission’session), ‘Dead Souls’ (from ‘Licht und Bleinheit’/Sordide Sentimentale session), ‘Sister Ray’, ‘Ceremony’, ‘Shadowplay’, ‘Means to an End’, ‘Passover’, ‘New Dawn Fades’, ‘Transmission’, ‘Disorder’, ‘Isolation’, ‘Decades’, ‘Digital’. Track 10 recorded live at the Moonlight Club, London, 2 April 1980. Tracks 11–20 recorded live at Birmingham University, 2 May 1980.

‘I bought this Joy Division bootleg the other day, and the strange thing was, the first track on it was recorded at TJM practice studios, ‘Shadowplay’. I know for a fact we didn’t even own a tape recorder, so I don’t know how anybody else can have recorded it. When I listened, it wasn’t from there, so I took it back and the bloke knocked me a fiver off it because the track list was wrong.’

Peter Hook interview with Jon Savage, April 1994

Much love and thanks to my beautiful wife, Rebecca, and my beautiful children, Heather, Jack and Jess. I could not have done it without your love, patience and understanding.

In memoriam, rest in peace . . . Jean Jackson, Derrick Jackson, Dave Dee, Rex Sargeant, Larry Cassidy, Mia Hook, Martin Rushent and New Order.

Special thanks to . . . Andrew Holmes and David Sultan. Their hard work in making this book the very best it could be was fantastic. I am in your debt, boys . . . forever.

Thanks, in no par ticular order, to . . . Twinny, Terr y Mason, Claude Flowers, Lesley Thorne, and all at Aitken, Alexander & Co., Phil Murphy, James Masters (for being a fountain of knowledge) Kelvin Briggs, Mike Jones, Emily Husain and all at Simon & Schuster, Mike and Carol Georgieff-Jones. The people of Manchester and Salford, Alan Erasmus, Aaron Mellor and all at The Factory, Anthony Addis and all at OJK & Co, Stephen Lea, Mike Hall at IPS Law. THE LIGHT . . . Jack Bates, Nathan Wason, Andy Poole and Paul (the Bear) Kehoe. Stephen Jones. Pete and Peasy @ Oxygen Management, Steve Strange at X-Ray Agency. The Mighty Sarge. Debbie and Natalie Curtis. The Buzzcocks. Alison Bell, Amanda Dunlop. Dr Hew Jones. Kate King at JMC Office Services. Joanne and all at the Alderley Edge Hotel. Spellcheck, JoyDiv.org. Chris and To m Hewitt. John Brierley. My brothers, Chris and Paul Hook, and their families. Dianne Bourne and the
Manchester Evening News
. OZ PA. Dave Pils and Jasmine. All at Factory Records. Phil Saxe. Matt Greenhalgh and Anton Corbijn. Electro-Harmonix, Shergold Guitars, Crown Amps, Alembic. AMS Digital Delay, Michael Winterbottom and all the 24 Hour Party People. Kevin Hewick. Peter Saville and Alice Cowling. Paul Fletcher at One Love Music. Warner Brothers Music. Universal Publishing. The Sex Pistols. Roger Eagle. Jean-Jacques Burnel for the sound. Paul Simonon for the strap length. Cockney Rebel for turning me on to music. David Essex and Ringo Starr. The list is endless . . .

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