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Old 07-07-2008, 08:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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that gravestone's probably propped up in the Editors' tour bus covered in man fluid. or maybe it went on Ian's behalf to collect the Oscar?
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Old 07-07-2008, 09:57 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Anybody else think that the double meaning on 'Closer' is nothing but brillant?
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Old 07-08-2008, 04:52 AM   #3 (permalink)
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atmosphere for the fukin win.
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Atmosphere should be played at my funeral and probably everyone's.
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phuck yes.
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No thread yet? I don't think they need much of an introduction. I like Closer best, Heart and Soul is my favorite song. Discuss and listen if you haven't.
Well, Joy Division is not now, or will ever be "Punk". They are probably best classified as "Post Punk", and maybe one of the founding fathers of the Goth movement, but not Punk.

Yes, they are a kick ass band, Transmission is porbably my all time favorite song.
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Yes they were Punk If you hear their early stuff such as the Wasrsaw EP.And It's pretty tacky to associate them with the Goth movement because ever goth band has tried to rip them off and every goth band did it horribly. Plus goth music just sucks.
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Plus goth music just sucks.
No it doesn't...see Bauhaus.
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I have the Bela Lugosi's Dead single and Mask. Bela Lugosi's Dead is an amazing track other than that i'm not impressed at all.
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Yes they were Punk If you hear their early stuff such as the Wasrsaw EP.And It's pretty tacky to associate them with the Goth movement because ever goth band has tried to rip them off and every goth band did it horribly. Plus goth music just sucks.
No...they were not, I repeat, not punk. They started out very early on playing a very peculiar (and extremely mediocre) form of punk/art punk, yes, but the music they are actually known for is simply not punk and there's no way around it.

Music journalist Jon Savage, one of the screenwriters of the recent 2008 Joy Division documentary, probably put it best when he said:

"Joy Division were not punk but were directly inspired by its energy."

They moved away from their punk rock influences pretty early on and created the dark, sinister sound that is their trademark - in the process, becoming one of the most important initiators of the Post-Punk movement. Their best known song, Love Will Tear Us Apart, is pretty much Synth-Pop.
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