Joy Division

Joy Division formed in 1976 in Salford, England. It consisted of Ian Curtis, Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook and Stephen Morris. Originally called Warsaw, the band's sound originated from the proto-punk scene in North East England to become a major influence in the development of punk music.

After the death of lead singer Ian Curtis in 1980, the band reformed as New Order.

Discography

Unknown Pleasures

• Disorder
• Day of The Lords
• Candidate
• Insight
• New Dawn Fades
• She's Lost Control
• Shadowplay
• Wilderness
• Interzone
• I Remember Nothing

Closer

• Atrocity Exhibition
• Isolation
• Passover
• Colony
• A Means To An End
• Heart And Soul
• Twenty Four Hours
• The Eternal
• Decades

Still

• Exercise One
• Ice Age
• The Sound Of Music
• Glass
• The Only Mistake
• Walked In Line
• The Kill
• Something Must Break
• Dead Souls
• Sister Ray

• Ceremony
• Shadowplay
• A Means To An End
• Passover
• New Dawn Fades
• Transmission
• Disorder
• Isolation
• Decades
• Digital

Substance

• Warsaw
• Leaders Of Men
• Digital
• Autosuggestion
• Transmission
• She's Lost Control
• Incubation
• Dead Souls
• Atmosphere
• Love Will Tear Us Apart
• No Love Lost
• Failures
• Glass
• From Safety To Where?
• Novelty
• Komakino
• These Days

Warsaw

• The Drawback
• Leaders Of Men
• They Walked In Line
• Failures
• Novelty
• No Love Lost
• Transmission
• Living In the Ice Age
• Interzone
• Warsaw
• Shadowplay
• As You Said

The Peel Sessions

• Exercise One
• Insight
• She' s Lost Control
• Transmission

• Love Will Tear Us Apart
• 24 Hours
• Colony
• Sound Of Music

Equipment

Sumner and Hook used the Shergold brand of guitars. Hook still uses his Shergold Marathon six-string bass.