The Warsaw Demo
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The Warsaw Demo was the first record by Joy Division in 1977.
[edit] Track listing
- "Inside the Line" (2:43)
- "Gutz" (1:59)
- "At a Later Date" (3:14)
- "The Kill" (3:08)
- "You're No Good for Me" (2:02)
It was never released officially; however, it has appeared on several bootlegs over the years. "The Kill" only shares a title with the song of the same name on Still. The songs are very raw and give us an insight into Joy Division's early days. While these recordings have been compared to the early material of The Stranglers, the lyrics still hold the distinctive Curtis touch.
| Joy Division |
| Ian Curtis | Bernard Sumner | Peter Hook | Stephen Morris Former members: Terry Mason | Tony Tabac | Steve Brotherdale |
| Discography |
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| Albums: Unknown Pleasures | Closer |
| Compilation Albums: Still | Substance | Permanent | Heart and Soul |
| Live Albums: Preston Warehouse | Les Bains Douches | Fractured Box Set | Re-Fractured Box Set | Let The Movie Begin |
| Radio Albums: The Peel Sessions | The Complete BBC Recordings | Before and After/The BBC Sessions |
| Singles & EPs: An Ideal for Living | Transmission | Licht und Blindheit | Komakino | Love Will Tear Us Apart | Atmosphere/She's Lost Control |
| Unreleased Records The Warsaw Demo |
| Related articles |
| Factory Records | The Haçienda | 24 Hour Party People | Martin Hannett | Peter Saville | Tony Wilson | Rob Gretton | Alan Erasmus | New Order | Control: The Ian Curtis Film |
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