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Joy Division | Exhibition - Amsterdam 1980 (2lp) | 2LP
£29.00
Joy Division is a British punk, post-punk and new wave band formed in 1976 in Salford, Greater Manchester. They performed under an earlier name until the start of 1978, when they changed it to Joy Division. After Ian Curtis died on 18 May 1980, the remaining members renamed the band New Order, following a pact made between all four members. The members listed were Ian Curtis, Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook and Stephen Morris.
Exhibition Amsterdam 1980 is an unofficial release, issued as a double vinyl LP album by Expensive Woodland Recordings on February 13, 2026, with the UK and Ireland listed as its country. The release is listed in the punk and post-punk genres.
Track List
Side A
- Wilderness
- Digital
- Day Of The Lords
- Insight
Side B
- New Dawn Fades
- Disorder
- Transmission
- Love Will Tear Us Apart
Side C
- These Days
- A Means To An End
- Twenty Four Hours
- Shadowplay
Side D
- She’s Lost Control
- Atrocity Exhibition
- Atmosphere
- Interzone