QF

Valletta, Malta

Joy Division - Still

Genre

Rock

Styles

New Wave / Post-Punk

Year

1981

Labels

Factory / Factory

Release Notes

Cardboard gatefold sleeve with embossed printing. The records are manufactured with grey, paper labels and are housed in strong, grey, cardboard sleeves—similar to the cover—with one rounded corner. Back cover: Sides C and D recorded at Birmingham University 2/5/80. Sister Ray recorded at the Moonlight Club, London 3/4/80, published by Sunbury Music Ltd. A Factory Records Product Labels: A Fractured Music • A Factory Record 1/8/81 Additional runout information: All runout variants are hand-etched except for 'TOWN HOUSE', which is stamped. Variant 6, A-side: 'QSZ' faint | B-side: 'F' backward | C-side: '50' sideways Variant 7, A-side: '58' sideways | B/C-side: '51' sideways | D-side: '58' sideways Variant 8, A-side: '48' sideways, mirrored | B-side: '32' sideways | D-side: '24' sideways, mirrored Variant 9, A-side: '12' sideways, mirrored | B-side: '17' sideways, mirrored | C-side: '20' sideways, mirrored Track C6 is not listed.

Artist Profile

British punk/post-punk/new wave band formed in 1976 in Salford, Greater Manchester. They were incorrectly named [a695777] on the flyer for their first gig alongside Buzzcocks and Penetration but announced themselves as [a310128] at the start of their first performance. Throughout 1977 they continued under this name up to the recording of the first EP but changed their name to Joy Division at the start of 1978, before releasing their first 7" EP "[r=498855]". Shortly after the suicide of Ian Curt

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