Joy Division Love will tear us apart BBC version

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The earliest recorded version of the song produced as a John Peel Session for the BBC in 1979.The original band footage is a mixture of a performance video shot by the band for the single release (minus the damaged shots) and live concert excerpts from Plank, Brussels and the Apollo, Manchester. .
We needed to do some tricky retiming and editing to sync it up with the footage which is from completely different versions of the song.
Odd to discover that much of the original performance video done for the single release wasn't edited properly with much of the shots of the band playing not cut accurately to the audio.

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[cal gacus]

i actually prefer this version in certain aspects such as the more predominant, singular bass line and the faster pace.

[Ivan K.]

First heard them in '79. Nothing like it since! Ian Curtis was a one-off, like Jim Morrison, but they pushed him too far. After 2 prior suicide attempts (cries for help?), there was no way he was ready to go on a US tour. He'd already left the band, but was coaxed into returning on an agreement they'd take a year off to just write new songs & record. He died on the eve of that US tour. Newer songs like Ceremony, point to even greater poetic splendours. This song is as timeless as Ian Curtis.

[Ricardo Neves]

Gostei da versão, grande banda... a genese do new order.

[Edgar E. Peláez]

This day my love died =(

[Alessandro Cavalcante Gomes]

RIP Ian Curtis.

[tom jones]

all today s music can hide into a very dark hole and be ashamed of itself in front of this song. what a fucking masterpiece. no words can describe its beauty

[Martin Přibyl]

one of the best band ever. Ian Curtis holy voice......

[FruitCakeReaper]

Lol love.....

[FruitCakeReaper]

Check out my cover of live will tear us apart- and I have a guitar how to play vid coming soon!

[todoaciento]

one of the best songs ever, full of spirit and soul, and full of truth.