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No wonder they call this "post"punk. Awesome

Miss those days.

*Secret Corridors* "Vanishing into Air" Why is the Devil a fading prospect over time? Paranoia. Having a political strategy in music writing and storytelling makes perfect sense. Political strategy is what drives most successful songs and stories and it is well within the accepted norms of the vast traditions. People become confused at the prospect of political strategy in media because it is a slightly different issue when media is run by a governance in a controlled informational environment, which it is obviously not. These lines become blurred, however, the more one pays attention and does research. Information warfare is a lost art, though, perhaps a cheap definition of rhetorical techniques and grammar. Media only becomes controversial when its artistry is successful because it challenges political viewpoints. Religion is a political landscape and becomes challenged by not only storytelling but scientific papers. It is also wielded in storytelling for its techniques and effects. Some say religion itself is nothing but information warfare. Religion is, in a sense, the sacred storytelling that achieved the clarity of the spiritual handed down from an ancient past. Misinformation is nothing but cheap storytelling wielded for its effects. Paranoia about media is only a prospect for the uninformed. What is a Devil, but a proprietor of the best of information, dressed in a simplified rhetoric, and reincarnated over time? The Devil himself is nothing but a proprietor of ancient secret corridors of metalsmithing and Occultism worshipped for information and clarity of the spirit handed down through paranoid prospects such as gunpowder. Modern corridors exist such as the first successful photograph resolved through the air or the company in Albuquerque that designed the ALTAIR 8080 after ENIAC in WWII. That the Devil taught men how to form and shape metals is of only a Prometheus-like endeavor and will fade over time simply because these corridors tend to change hands. It's not that religion is all-encompassing but that it is the best of rhetorical strategy. People become paranoid simply because it is a form of mathematical anxiety. Information and storytelling are really more like a bomb in their purest form because people strive for effect. The best of them can crash an Empire, such as with Galileo and Copernicus, or inspire a Renaissance such as with the books of historical antiquity. -F. Blake Poof!

*Saying a Mouthful* "Big Brother and Propaganda" Paranoia. Having a political strategy in music writing and storytelling makes perfect sense. Political strategy is what drives most successful songs and stories and it is well within the accepted norms of the vast traditions. People become confused at the prospect of political strategy in media because it is a slightly different issue when media is run by a governance in a controlled informational environment, which it is obviously not. These lines become blurred, however, the more one pays attention and does research. Information warfare is a lost art, though, perhaps a cheap definition of rhetorical techniques and grammar. Media only becomes controversial when its artistry is successful because it challenges political viewpoints. Religion is a political landscape and becomes challenged by not only storytelling but scientific papers. It is also wielded in storytelling for its techniques and effects. Some say religion itself is nothing but information warfare. Religion is, in a sense, the sacred storytelling that achieved the clarity of the spiritual handed down from an ancient past. Misinformation is nothing but cheap storytelling wielded for its effects. Paranoia about media is only a prospect for the uninformed. What is a Devil, but a proprietor of the best of information, dressed in a simplified rhetoric, and reincarnated over time? The Devil himself is nothing but a proprietor of ancient secret corridors of metalsmithing and Occultism worshipped for information and clarity of the spirit. That he taught men how to form and shape metals is of only a Prometheus-like endeavor. It's not that religion is all-encompassing but that it is the best of rhetorical strategy. People become paranoid simply because it is a form of mathematical anxiety. -F. Blake

*Saying a Mouthful* "Big Brother and Propaganda" Paranoia. Having a political strategy is music writing and storytelling makes perfect sense. Political strategy is what drives most successful songs and stories and it is well within the accepted norms of the vast traditions. People become confused at the prospect of political strategy in media because it is a slightly different issue when media is run by a governance in a controlled informational environment, which it is obviously not. These lines become blurred, however, the more one pays attention and does research. Information warfare is a lost art, though, perhaps a cheap definition of rhetorical techniques and grammar. Media only becomes controversial when its artistry is successful because it challenges political viewpoints. Religion is a political landscape and becomes challenged by not only storytelling but scientific papers. It is also wielded in storytelling for its techniques and effects. Some say religion itself is nothing but information warfare. Religion is, in a sense, the sacred storytelling that achieved the clarity of the spiritual handed down from an ancient past. Misinformation is nothing but cheap storytelling wielded for its effects. Paranoia about media is only a prospect for the uninformed. What is a Devil, but a proprietor of the best of information, dressed in a simplified rhetoric, and reincarnated over time? It's not that religion is all-encompassing but that it is the best of rhetorical strategy. -F. Blake

*Saying a Mouthful* "Big Brother and Propaganda" Paranoia. Having a political strategy is music writing and storytelling makes perfect sense. Political strategy is what drives most successful songs and stories and it is well within the accepted norms of the vast traditions. People become confused at the prospect of political strategy in media because it is a slightly different issue when media is run by a governance in a controlled informational environment, which it is obviously not. These lines become blurred, however, the more one pays attention and does research. Information warfare is a lost art, though, perhaps a cheap definition of rhetorical techniques and grammar. Media only becomes controversial when its artistry is successful because it challenges political viewpoints. Religion is a political landscape and becomes challenged by not only storytelling but scientific papers. It is also wielded in storytelling for its techniques and effects. Some say religion itself is nothing but information warfare. Misinformation is nothing but cheap storytelling wielded for its effects. Paranoia about media is only a prospect for the uninformed. -F. Blake

Vine a escuchar la canción por que keanu dijo que le gustaba esta rola

Uma menina me ensinou

Ian... Un mito

quite immersive

What happend to yhe vid with diffrent armys marching , much better video

The singing of this singer is like the howling of a dog. As far as we know, he committed suicide. No wonder. This man looks sick. He should have been treated in a clinic, and not howled like a wolf on stage and consumed drugs. Bustle. People want bread and circuses. And it doesn’t matter who dances on stage in front of them. Not long ago I saw a video of a deaf and mute transgender man performing at a music show in Brazil and trying to “sing” a Whitney Houston song. He similarly howled like a dog, and people were amused. This is a circus of freaks.

"Atrocity Exhibition," named after the JG Ballard book of the same name. I love the little guitar slide at the beginning. It's like all the actors getting in position for the opening scene of a play before the curtain opens. The bass is a little low, but all of what I call the "important" notes get accented so they're heard prominently in the mix. Stephen's drums are technical, subtly varying, tribal, and vicious. Ian's vocals illustrate quite clearly and boldly his mental state, how he felt perceived as a circus freak by his own audience. Not that I feel he doesn't bear some of the responsibility for that; he very clearly does, given his intentional dance during live shows. Nevertheless, this song may be his most honest insight into his own feelings, even if he insisted all of his songs were impersonal and open to interpretation. The guitar steals the show, however; noisy, messy, chaotic... probably the closest Joy Division ever got to contemporary band Throbbing Gristle, a great band in its own right. What an album opener. Masterpiece.

Ian Curtis amazing music ☠️⚡

Соя не полезна для хуя нихуя (с) Александр Залупин

complete nonsense

This kind of singing just makes you want to poop.😄

im here for EE england 2024 advert music

damn i'm here for music of EE england advert

Fabulous reality!My fabulous reality 😢😮😅

LEEDS LEEDS ARE FALLING APART AGAIN

I am going to turn 65 near the end of July and this song never gets old

A truly great track 2024

I cant believe Im barely discovering Joy Division! I cant stop hearing this song in my head.Its like nothing Ive ever heard.Its just misery and speed and doom and gloom.I love it.

Это гениально! Вокал,музыка, смысл- это гениально!!!!

wow

They don't make music like this anymore. I'm 52.

It's scary to realise what i missed out on when I was growing up

This song describes a beautiful relationship turning into nothing perfecty right down to the t it’s how you feel the emotion in is voice is how it feels and his words it’s how it feels when your the one really isn’t your one and there’s just a ever growing distance between you and u start to resent them and it’s all that effort for nothing in the end and it makes u Doubt if you even had anything to begin with 💯💯🪞

Remember when you had live musicians on stage playing real instruments? Remember when you had to work for a week or two to get a Joy Division Album and share that with your friends? Remember when music was hard to do, hard to listen and soooo much better?

*The Photog* Life is just so complex. This inhuman beehive's hour, a grail, a spirit, and a flower. Why not build the biggest ever, phallic symbol tower? -Francis Blake

Such a wonderful, yet sad song. A true warning from Ian itself, don't become like him.

40 years ago he passed away very sad

🖤

This is my fave JD song …….these days is a close second. And then there’s a lot of #3’s ( maybe 30% of there catalog is #3 imo

The stooges I wanna be your dog

Looks like Finn Balor singing. N yea I saw that one video with the kid dancing.

*The Black Bishop* "A Competitive Genesis of the Mysteries" At the end of all knowledge lies the place nobody like to go to. It is the end that justified the beginning. It completes the circle in a recurring idiocy. It is the artistic drop-off point, supposedly so intelligent that it has become irrelevant is a state of mind as warped as it inception. Here it is, the end of all knowledge and ambition as twisted as a Lovecraftian portal. There are two immortals. There are those who complete the way of knowledge and those who never attempt it. Writing wisdom is no easy task, while reading it can be. One reads grimoires or religious works and doesn't realize they have human authors working at that level. They often cheapen down their writing to affect a broader audience, but pickling up a pen at that level is nearly impossible. How does one begin to write a manual that holds the keys to all religious knowledge? How does one create a religious following the size of traditional religions? I can only give pity to the layman who tries without a vast interpretation under their belt. Grimoires promise these secrets but are often deadly and seen as poison, still they are religious works written by some human interpretation. "Herein, lie all the mysteries, but be warned, for they are threefold in their recurrences!" "As above, so below." -Thoth 1. The end justifies the means. The means justify themselves. These are the two to legal extremes. 2. Two for the makers, one for the fools. Here lies the birth of math and economics. 3. The more you know, the less you show. This especially concerns those who dream. 4. Help to keep the mysteries, for those under them bring treasures. 5. I summon thee for wine, and from wine you are summoned. This concerns the true birth of Jesus. 6. A screen is a screen, no matter how high or how low. A screen is a calling. It screens out those below. As high as the stars or under the dirt, a screen is complexity that those under shall work. This concerns ambition and drive in men, which the true purpose and form of Creation. 7. A man who sees only a mirror sees only himself in others. Instead, make the mirror in all its forms. The you will see the other, though owning a man will sometimes send him to the healers, especially when you look at him and he doesn't notice. This is the key to miracles. 8. Females are born of Lilith. They only generate to the lesser. 9. A god is made of paper and reeds. It is here by which they summon the spirits. 10. "As above, so below" has to do with the digestion of information which requires relaxed humility. Christianity tried to monopolize it through humility to the Bible, thus imparting torture to millions. -Francis Blake

*A Competitive Genesis of the Mysteries* At the end of all knowledge lies the place nobody like to go to. It is the end that justified the beginning. It completes the circle in a recurring idiocy. It is the artistic drop-off point, supposedly so intelligent that it has become irrelevant is a state of mind as warped as it inception. Here it is, the end of all knowledge and ambition as twisted as a Lovecraftian portal. There are two immortals. There are those who complete the way of knowledge and those who never attempt it. "Herein, lie all the mysteries, but be warned, for they are threefold!" "As above, so below." -Thoth 1. The end justifies the means. The means justify themselves. These are the two to legal extremes. 2. Two for the makers, one for the fools. Here lies the birth of math and economics. 3. The more you know, the less you show. This especially concerns those who dream. 4. Help to keep the mysteries, for those under them bring treasures. 5. I summon thee for wine, and from wine you are summoned. This concerns the true birth of Jesus. 6. A screen is a screen, no matter how high or how low. A screen is a calling. It screens out those below. As high as the stars or under the dirt, a screen is complexity that those under shall work. This concerns ambition and drive in men. 7. A man who sees only a mirror sees only himself in others. Instead, make the mirror in all its forms. The you will see the other, though owning a man will sometimes send him to the healers, especially when you look at him and he doesn't notice. 8. Females are born of Lilith. They only generate to the lesser. 9. A god is made of paper and reeds. It is here by which they summon the spirits. 10. "As above, so below" has to do with the digestion of information which requires relaxed humility. Christianity tried to monopolize it through humility to the Bible, thus imparting torture to millions. -Francis Blake

I knew heard this song until I seen a boy dancing to this.

*A Competitive Genesis of the Mysteries* At the end of all knowledge lies the place nobody like to go to. It is the end that justified the beginning. It completes the circle in a recurring idiocy. It is the artistic drop-off point, supposedly so intelligent that it has become irrelevant is a state of mind as warped as it inception. Here it is, the end of all knowledge and ambition as twisted as a Lovecraftian portal. There are two immortals. There are those who complete the way of knowledge and those who never attempt it. "Herein, lie all the mysteries, but be warned, for they are threefold!" "As above, so below." -Thoth 1. The end justifies the means. 2. The means justify themselves. 3. Two for the makers, one for the fools. 4. The more you know, the less you show. 5. Help to keep the mysteries, for they bring treasures. 6. I summon thee for wine, and from wine you are summoned. 7. A screen is a screen, no matter how high or low. 8. A man who sees only a mirror sees only himself in others. 9. Females are born of Lilith. They only generate to the lesser. 10. A god is made of paper and reeds. It is here by which they summon the spirits. -Francis Blake

*A Competitive Genesis of the Mysteries* At the end of all knowledge lies the place nobody like to go to. It is the end that justified the beginning. It completes the circle in a recurring idiocy. It is the artistic drop-off point, supposedly so intelligent that it has become irrelevant is a state of mind as warped as it inception. Here it is, the end of all knowledge and ambition as twisted as a Lovecraftian portal. There are two immortals. There are those who complete the way of knowledge and those who never attempt it. "Herein, lie all the mysteries, but be warned, for they are threefold!" "As above, so below." -Thoth 1. The end justifies the means. 2. The means justify themselves. 3. Two for the makers, one for the fools. 4. The more you know, the less you show. 5. Help to keep the mysteries, for they bring treasures. 6. I summon thee for wine, and from wine you are summoned. 7. A screen is a screen, no matter how high or low. -Francis Blake The true nature of sex is the dominatrix, especially in perspective. Either male or female, one is above the other and the greater the distance the better.

*A Competitive Genesis of the Mysteries* At the end of all knowledge lies the place nobody like to go to. It is the end that justified the beginning. It completes the circle in a recurring idiocy. It is the artistic drop-off point, supposedly so intelligent that it has become irrelevant is a state of mind as warped as it inception. Here it is, the end of all knowledge and ambition as twisted as a Lovecraftian portal. There are two immortals. There are those who complete the way of knowledge and those who never attempt it. "Herein, lie all the mysteries, but be warned, for they are threefold!" "As above, so below." -Thoth 1. The end justifies the means. 2. The means justify themselves. 3. Two for the makers, one for the fools. 4. The more you know, the less you show. 5. Help to keep the mysteries, for they bring treasures. 6. I summon thee for wine, and from wine you are summoned. 7. A screen is a screen, no matter how high or low. -Francis Blake The true nature of sex is the dominatrix, especially in perspective. Either male or female, one is above the other and the greater the distance the better.

Everything I relisten to this I am flooded with past pain yet somehow lifted up

It’s like the guitarist and bassist just learned how to play their instruments last week. Same for the singer. 🤮

*A Competitive Genesis of the Mysteries* At the end of all knowledge lies the place nobody like to go to. It is the end that justified the beginning. It completes the circle in a recurring idiocy. It is the artistic drop-off point, supposedly so intelligent that it has become irrelevant is a state of mind as warped as it inception. Here it is, the end of all knowledge and ambition as twisted as a Lovecraftian portal. There are two immortals. There are those who complete the way of knowledge and those who never attempt it. "Herein, lie all the mysteries, but be warned, for they are threefold!" "As above, so below." -Thoth 1. The end justifies the means. 2. The means justify themselves. 3. Two for the makers, one for the fools. 4. The more you know, the less you show. 5. Help to keep the mysteries, for they bring treasures. 6. I summon thee for wine, and from wine you are summoned. 7. A screen is a screen, no matter how high or low. -Francis Blake The true nature of sex is the dominatrix, especially in perspective.

*A Competitive Genesis of the Mysteries* At the end of all knowledge lies the place nobody like to go to. It is the end that justified the beginning. It completes the circle in a recurring idiocy. It is the artistic drop-off point, supposedly so intelligent that it has become irrelevant is a state of mind as warped as it inception. Here it is, the end of all knowledge and ambition as twisted as a Lovecraftian portal. "Herein, lie all the mysteries, but be warned, for they are threefold!" 1. The end justifies the means. 2. The means justify themselves. 3. Two for the makers, one for the fools. 4. The more you know, the less you show. 5. Help to keep the mysteries, for they bring treasures. 6. I summon thee for wine. 7. A screen is a screen, no matter how high or low. -Francis Blake

*A Competitive Genesis of the Mysteries* At the end of all knowledge lies the place nobody like to go to. It is the end that justified the beginning. It completes the circle in a recurring idiocy. It is the artistic drop-off point. This is my personal example. "Herein, lie all the mysteries, but be warned, for they are threefold!" 1. The end justifies the means. 2. The means justify themselves. 3. Two for the makers, one for the fools. 4. The more you know, the less you show. 5. Help to keep the mysteries. 6. I summon thee for wine. 7. A screen is a screen, no matter how high or low. -Francis Blake

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