9 thoughts on “ Something Must Break - Joy Division - Still (Cassette, Album) ”

1. Being the record by which I discovered Joy Division (and possibly because of that fact) it is still my favourite. I didn't know it at the time, but it's a fairly random collection of studio out-takes from the band's three-year history (the original first vinyl disc) and a live recording of the band's final concert at Birmingham University in May (the original second vinyl disc)/5(15).

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2. At the end of Grant Gee's documentary "Joy Division," there is a great line -- "The albums are 'Unknown Pleasures' and 'Closer,' and everything else is just memory merchandising" -- and I suppose this album falls into the category of the latter. I bought the double LP "Still" as a year-old in looking for new musical horizons/5(31).

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3. Still was an attempt to sweep up any unreleased tracks along with a live recording of Joy Division's last concert. It was released partly in response to the number of Joy Division bootlegs that had appeared and the title alludes to this; the original bootleggers used stills to distil liquor during the prohibition era.

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4. Although many of the tracks can be found on other albums, the style (and often live) nature of what is on this album still make it a worthwhile addition to a Joy Division collection. Dead Souls almost feels like a suicide note by Curtis himself, a brilliant dark and depressing masterpiece, as others point out it /5(92).

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5. Two ways to choose, On a razor's edge, Remain behind, Go straight ahead Room full of people, room for just one, If I can't break out now, the time just won't come Two ways to choose, Which way to go, Decide for me, Please let me know Looked in the mirror, saw I was wrong, If I could get back to where I belong, where I belong Two ways to choose, Which way to go, Had thoughts for one Designs for.

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Cassette release of Still on Discogs. Label: Factory - • Format: Cassette Album, Reissue • Country: Canada • Genre: Rock • Style: New Wave/5(2).

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7. You can tell. Joy Division’s brief for every song they ever wrote was to make it a ‘fast, dancey’ one. Some turned out that way and some didn’t, but it was evident to all four members that.

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8. Still, an Album by Joy Division. Released in on Valentim de Carvalho (catalog no. V FACT /20; Vinyl LP). Genres: Post-Punk.

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9. Something Must Break Still is a compilation album by Joy Division, Twenty Four Hours only appears on some cassette and vinyl versions of Still and has yet to be released.

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