Maida Vale Studios

London, England

Complete Set - Source: RAD/ Soundboard
FM Broadcast Steve Lamaque BBC Radio 1

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SDB

Glastonbury Festiva

Glastonbury, England

Complete Set - Taper: Rob, http://db.etree.org/robkismet - Location: Front of stack (left) - Source: Sony ECM-717 > Sony MZ-R500 (LP2) Transfer: MZ-R500 line-out > soundcard line-in > wave (Goldwave) Editing: fades & normalising (Goldwave) / track indexes (CD Wave) / Level 8 FLAC Compression (FLAC Frontend) - Available in FLAC or Audio WAV

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AUD

400 Bar

Minneaplois, MI

Complete Show - Taper: Jason Williams (jasonATuscorpDOTnet)
Source: DAB > DA-120S > MD-DR7 Transfer: Sony MXD-D400 > Delta Dio 2496 > Cooledit Pro Editing: T-Racks (Hard Limit + Comp)- Available in SHN or Audio WAV

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AUD

The Meow Meow

Portland, OR

Complete Show - SOURCE: Schoeps MK4s (DINA)>Nbox>Oade line mod SBM-1@48 kHz>Sony PCM-M1 TRANSFER: Tascam DA-20 MkII>Emagic Audiowerk2>CD Wave Editor>Soundforge 4.5 (convert sample rate to 44.1 kHz)>FLAC Frontend 1.7.1- Rrecorded and transferred by Robert Dempster ([email protected]) - Available in FLAC or Audio WAV

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AUD

Newport Music Hall

Columbus, OH

Complete Show -Taper: Joe Cooper ([email protected]) (db.etree.org/thierryhenry/) Location: 10-15' From Stacks, DFC, FOB. Mics In Beanie. AB. Source: SP-CMC-8 (AT933's) > SP-SPSB-6 (Bass Roll Off @ 107Hz) > Creative Nomad Jukebox 3 (+8db Gain) (48.0 kHz, 16 Bit)
Transfer: Creative Nomad Jukebox 3 > USB Cable > PC (USB IN) > Creative Media Center > Soundforge 6.0 (Volume Increase, Converted To 44.1 kHz) > CD Wave (44.1 Khz, 16 Bit, Stereo) (Track Splits) > WAV > FLAC Frontend 8 > FLAC (Level 8) > Md5Summer - Available in SHN or Audio WAV - LF-19

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AUD

12 Bar Club

London, England

Live At the 12 Bar Club - Complete Set - An "Official Bootleg" of sorts that may still be available as an import(?) If anyone knows that is currently available, with Bert's approval, let me know, and I will remove this from my list - Very good performance.

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AUD

09/06/93

Bottom of the Hill

San Francisco, CA

Complete Set - 48 minutes

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AUD

Fillmore Auditorium

San Francisco, CA

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SDB

Fillmore Auditorium

San Francisco, CA

1

SDB

Fillmore Auditorium

San Francisco, CA

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SDB

Various

Various

2

ALL

Various

Various

1

ALL

Various

Various

2

ALL

Caberet Metro

Chicago, IL

Complete Set - Comes coupled with Mazzy Star, 11/12/97, Caberet Metro, Chicago, IL (same show...they shared the bill that night) - Excellent sound...the trader from which I received this called a SDB, but I believe it to be just a great AUD job; the audience is a tad too present for it to be a SDB

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AUD(?)

WFMU-FM

East Orange, NJ

Complete Set - "My brother gave me this cassette about 6 years ago. It was his Master Recording of Daniel Johnston's phone in appearance on WFMU's Music Faucet program. One tune of this broadcast has been released as a vinyl single and on Yo La Tengo's Genius+Love album. When listening to the recording on Yo La Tengo's album I noticed it sounded a bit faster, evident in the register of the DJs voice. I toyed with raising the pitch of the whole set to match it (+2% sounded about right) but since I don't have perfect pitch I decided to leave it alone. I've been used to the way the cassette sounded and who knows maybe those sly Hobokeners speed up the tape for their release. It sounds fine and natural to me anyway. And dare I say Yo La Tengo's release has more hiss than the untouched tape I present here. There is also a tape flip between tracks 14 and 15 losing perhaps a second or 2." - Source: FM Radio Broadcast > Cassette > WAV > CDR - Available in FLAC or Audio WAV - LF-10

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Radio

Various

Various

Archive Rarities - Volume 1 - Singles, Fan releases and other one-offs

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Studio

Various

Various

Archive Rarities - Volume 2 - Other folks covering Daniel's tunes

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Studio

Various

Various

Archive Rarities - Volume 3 - Merry Christmas Promo Tape plus more 7" sides

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ALL

Various

Various

Archive Rarities - Volume 4 - A pair of 7 inch singles and other folks covering Daniel's tunes

Various

Various

Archive Rarities - Volume 5 - Singles, Fan releases and other one-offs

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ALL

Rudyard's / Unknown / Atomic Cafe'

Houston, TX / Austin, TX / Austin, TX

Archive Rarities - Volume 12 - Danny and the Nightmares - Live and the Slow Death Vs. The Instant Coffin Demos - No setlist available

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AUD/Studio

Rudyard's / Radio Fritz, Spezialsprechfunk / La Zona Rosa

Houston, TX / Berlin, Germany / Austin, TX

Archive Rarities - Volume 9 - Radio and Live - Opening for Yo La Tengo in Austin, and with a full electric backing band in Houston.

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Radio/AUD

Various

Various

Archive Rarities - Volume 13 - Fourteen rare Danny and the Nighmares Demos - No setlist available

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Studio

WNYU - FM Studios

New York, NY

Archive Rarities - Volume 8 - Ron English interviews Daniel inbetween tunes - Also some would-be LP tracks.

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Radio

Nova Cinerama / La Maroquinerie

Brussels, Belgium / Paris, France

Archive Rarities - Volume 7 - Live in Europe, two short sets

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AUD

Electric Lounge / Unknown

Austin, TX / Sursumcorda, MN

Archive Rarities - Volume 11 - Two short live sets and 5 tunes on the Radio Good Session in Dallas, TX , date unknown.

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Radio/AUD

Crossing Borders Festival / The Beachland

Amsterdam, the Netherlands / Cleveland, OH

Archive Rarities - Volume 06 - Two short live sets

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AUD

PCC Northwest Court Stage

Seattle, WA

Complete Set - Bumbershoot Festival

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AUD

15th St Tavern

Denver, CO

Complete Set - Short set, but very nice with a brief chat with Daniel as he mingles with the audience after the show; fun stuff - Source: AT853 mics>Sony PCM-M1>Delta Dio 2496 (Mac G3)>Waves de-noise filter (Pro Tools Free)>Waveburner Pro>CD>EAC (Toast)>AIFF to WAV (Sound Studio)>Shorten - Available in SHN or Audio WAV

1

AUD

Roseland Ballroom

New York, NY

Archive Rarities - Volume 10 - David Bowie's Meltdown Festival

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AUD

Radio KRCL Studio

Salt Lake City, UT

Live On KRCL Radio - FM 90.9 - Complete Set - Recorded on Wednesday Night Live, interview by Dave Santivasi. Includes the Jackmormons now OOP EP , Cotton (2000).

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Radio

Various

Manchester, England

Warsaw - "The first 11 tracks are the RCA sessions [Arrow Studios, Manchester, May 1978 - 01, 09 & 11 released on Heart & Soul]. Track 12 was recorded in March 1980 at Brittania Row and appeared on the "Komakino" flexi. Tracks 13-17 are from "The Warsaw Demo" [Pennine Sound Studios, Manchester, July 18 1977]" - Lineage - Silver CD, Warsaw [MPG 74034] > EAC [secure] > shntool [sector boundary check] > Flac [level 8, Flac Frontend, verified]. - Available in FLAC or Audio WAV

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Studio

02/29/78

Lyceum

London, England

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AUD

1979

Various

Manchester, England

Studio Sessions - "01 - Picadilly Radio Session. Recorded at Pennine Sound Studios, Oldham on June 4, 1979. Produced by Stuart James. The other tracks from this session were released on HEART AND SOUL: These Days, Candidate, The Only Mistake, Chance (Atmosphere). 02 & 03 - Transmission Sessions 1. Recorded at Central Sound Studios, Manchester on July 4th 1979 (according to this bootleg). Produced by Martin Hannett. The other tracks from this session were released on HEART AND SOUL: Dead Souls, Something Must Break. The sound quality is a definite upgrade over others I've heard. However, there's a glitch during Novelty around the 2:15 mark. It's in the original source file unfortunately... sounds like maybe it was recorded from vinyl and the vinyl skipped." - Lineage: CDR > WAV (EAC secure) > FLAC (Level 8) - Available in FLAC or Audio WAV

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Studio

Bowdon Vale Youth Club

Altrincham, England

Complete Set - "I was delighted to have found such a close source to the master copy, many years ago. Having listened to (other) versions of this from proper bootlegs, I have come to the conclusion that my cassette copy is far superior. Hope you agree. This is Joy Division in their rawest form. The set list is great. A few weeks after this they recorded Unknown Pleasures, ...this is the earliest full length Joy Division concert available!" - Source: 2nd Generation Aud Cassette > Wav
- Available in FLAC or Audio WAV

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AUD

Roots Club

Leeds, England

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AUD

The Factory/Russell Club

Manchester, England

Complete Set - "This recording has very good sound, most of the
bootleg LPs featuring this gig have slightly worse sound than the live tracks from this concert featured on the Heart And Soul boxset. 'Shadowplay' is the only song from this gig that hasn't been released officially. Transmission, which was also left off the Heart And Soul live CD, is availabe on the Atmosphere CD EP (Facd 213) from 1988 - Notes: This concert marks the beginning of a new era: 444 attended the show which was almost as many as Buzzcocks the night before; JOY DIVISION were now one of the best known Manchester bands!"

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AUD

Imperial Hotel

Blackpool, England

They Keep Calling Me - "A bit of background : in the 80s when I used to trade Joy Division/New Order tqpes this recording was considered very rare, as it was said to have been given to a trader by a member of the night's support act Section 25, who recorded the set. It's such a vast improvement on the "common" source it may as well be a different gig! And what a gig!! This is Joy Division at their very best - an awesome show. And it contains the best - in my opinion - version of Autosuggestion ever!" - Lineage - 2nd gen. audience tape recording > Soundforge Wav - Available in FLAC or Audio WAV

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AUD

Nashville Ballroom

London, England

Try To Cure Yourself - Incomplete show, missing the first track, Atmosphere (There is an audience tape that in circulation that contains this track but has a cut in Wilderness, the second track).Contains a bonus track from the Electric Circus sampler, 02.oct.1977.
- Vinyl LP > CDR > Wave > FLAC - Available in FLAC or Audio WAV - A ferocious performance with excellent sound!

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SDB

Electric Ballroom

London, England

Glass Is - "They had all had short haircuts since the last gig I'd seen.
Storming rendition of Interzone for the encore If you listen to the tape Ian's microphone isn't up for the first verse or two but comes back in with "but I had no time too lose" half way. Possibly the first time they played Love Will Tear Us Apart. This gig was one of the few times that Ian made it back on after his exertions during Atrocity Exhibition." - Source: Audience Lineage: Original vinyl bootleg -> Pro-Ject 1 Xpression -> NAD PP-1 -> NAD C350 -> Audigy 2 -> Adobe Audition -> WAV -> FLAC Frontend level 8 -> FLAC - Available in FLAC or Audio WAV

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AUD

The Rainbow Theatre

London, England

Live Transmissions - Incomplete show, missing the final track, Transmission, which cuts off on the source tape. Comes coupled with, and is preceeded by 04/03/80, The Moonlight Club, London.
- Silver CD > Waaave > FLAC - Available in FLAC or Audio WAV

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AUD

The Rainbow Theatre

London, England

Complete Set - On tour with the Buzzcocks (last date on the tour)
- Last tune cuts a little early - "Apparently Joy Division were in high spirits and marked the end of the tour by dumping fishing maggots on the sound and lighting desks, spraying the crew with shaving foam, putting live mice through the windows of the tour vans, and bombarding the crew with eggs before finally being chased off by a passing police car."- Source: Collection of the late famous Joy Division collector Neil Woodvine > TDK Cassette > wav > flac - Available in FLAC or Audio WAV - FALL-5

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AUD

Les Bains Douches

Paris, France

Complete Set - There appear to be two different recordings of this concert: an incomplete soundboard (or professionally recorded) radio station recording, and a complete audience recording. This is the complete audience recording of all sixteen tracks, and it is a superior recording in every way - Excellent!

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AUD

Paradiso

Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Complete Sets * as both Opener and Headliner - Very good sound although there was some tasteful noise reduction applied at some point. Some inbetween track interludes edited out, but not all. The local support didn't want to play so Joy Division stood in for them! That's why they played two completely different sets for the price of one, totally
17 songs (including 2 encores) at more than one hour! * Passover is incomplete on all known recordings of this concert.

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AUD

Plan K

Brussels, Belgium

Complete Show -
- 2nd gen Cass >;; Wav > FLAC - Available in FLAC or Audio WAV

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AUD

Effenaar

Eindhoven, the Netherlands

1

AUD?

University of London

London, England

Complete Show - Excellent show with very good sound - "Notes: Joy Division headlined, supporting acts were Section 25, A Certain Ratio and Killing Joke. The place was absolutely jammed due to the high popularity of all the bands, and Paul Morley wrote [NME, 16 Feb 1980]: " The full new introduction of synthesizers has not damaged the coherence and balance of the music in any way, it simply increases the amount of mood, atmosphere, ephemeral terror Joy Division are capable of." " - Lineage: Analog Master Cassette > CDR

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AUD

Town Hall

High Wycombe, England

A Journey That Leads To The Sun - Part 1 -" Joy Division headlined, supporting acts were Section 25, A Certain Ratio and Killing Joke. The place was absolutely jammed due to the high popularity of all the bands, and Paul Morley wrote [NME, 16 Feb 1980]: " The full new introduction of synthesizers has not damaged the coherence and balance of the music in any way, it simply increases the amount of mood, atmosphere, ephemeral terror Joy Division are capable of." - Lineage: Silver CD (boot) > EAC > WAV > FLAC frontend > FLAC - Available in FLAC or Audio WAV

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AUD

The Warehouse

Preston, England

Shadow Play - "This show was labeled as, and sometimes thought to be from 03/28/80, but is really 02/28/80. This is not the same source as used on the "Preston" CD - this boot predates that release, and is of better sound quality, as well as being complete. The show is outstanding although there were some technical problems before Heart and Soul.." - Source: Audience - Lineage: Silver CD (liberated boot) > EAC > WAV > SHN V.3 - Available in SHN or Audio WAV

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AUD

The Lyceum

London, England

No More Ceremonies - "A prestigious concert with Killing Joke and Joy Division co-headlining, and Section 25 and A Certain Ratio playing support. Some of these tracks appear on the official "Heart And Soul" Boxset (01/04/05/07/09). This is the complete show in very nice (ie. 'listenable') audience quality. Appx. duration: 53.12 mins. Sound quality: 7/8." - Source: Audience - Lineage: Silver CD (liberated boot) > EAC > WAV > FLAC frontend > FLAC (verify l/7) - Available in FLAC or Audio WAV

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AUD

West Hampstead, London, England

At the Moonlight Club - "There are two different recordings of this concert - a complete audience tape and a soundboard tape. The audience tape features all the tracks below. The only track from the soundboard tape that made it into the wild is Sister Ray - which is featured on Still, and wrongly credited to the Moonlight Club gig on May 3rd 1980" - Sister Ray and two filler tracks are not included - Source: Vinyl Lp > CDR > wave > Flac) - Available in FLAC or Audio WAV

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AUD

West Hampstead, London, England

Live Transmissions - "The second night they played a lot better,
and Martin Townsend wrote: " This is a difficult period for Joy Division; they can ignore or encourage their popularity, and disappear both ways." - Comes coupled with 11/09/79, he Rainbow Theatre, London. - Source: Silver CD > wave > Flac - Available in FLAC or Audio WAV

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AUD

Ajanta (Cinema) Theatre

Derby, England

A Journey That Leads To The Sun - Part 2 - "For your interest I might just mention that I've always seen this gig referred to as the Ajanta Theatre, but back then we all knew it as the Ajanta Cinema. The name is an Indian name because it used to show Indian films, because Derby had (and has) quite a large Indian and Pakistani community. The cinema itself was just outside the town centre, and at that time pretty much stood on its own, as I remember. That remoteness - and the fact that it was a bit run down and seedy - made it ideal for holding punk gigs. I saw quite a few bands there between1978-80, including ATV, Stiff Little Fingers, The Lurkers, Manicured Noise, The Pop Group, The Slits, The Mekons. I'd say Joy Division were the biggest name band that played there (especially as it was so late in their history). " - Steven Pares - Lineage: Silver CD (boot) > EAC > WAV > FLAC frontend > FLAC - Available in FLAC or Audio WAV

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AUD