Joy Division - Warsaw

Review by uday Manvar

The album "Warsaw" by Joy Division is a masterpiece of post-punk music that has stood the test of time. Released in 1994, the album features the band's early recordings from 1977-1978, which showcase their raw, intense sound and the evolution of their style.

The album is characterized by its dark and moody atmosphere, which is created by the haunting vocals of Ian Curtis, the pulsating basslines of Peter Hook, the driving drum beats of Stephen Morris, and the atmospheric guitar work of Bernard Sumner. The songs are filled with powerful lyrics that explore themes of isolation, despair, and the struggles of everyday life.

Standout tracks on the album include "Leaders of Men," "No Love Lost," and "Warsaw," which showcase the band's ability to create powerful and emotionally charged music that resonates with their audience. The album's production is also impressive, with its raw, unpolished sound capturing the energy and intensity of the band's live performances.

Artist: Joy Division
Album: Warsaw

Rock

1990

Rating: 4.5

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
She's Lost Control	4:00
As You Said
They Walked In Lines	2:50
Interzone	2:02
They Walked In Line	2:50
Leaders Of Men	2:28
Gutz	1:55
All Of This For You	1:42
Insight	3:50
Shadowplay	3:53
You're No Good For Me	2:07
Walked In Line	2:47
At A Later Day	3:17
Ice Age	2:19
Failures	2:22
The Drawback
Inside The Line	2:46
Transmission	4:20
Leaders Of Man
Exercise One	2:35
Warsaw	2:06
Novelty	3:36
They Walked The Line
The Kill	3:12
At A Later Date	3:14
No Love Lost	4:34
Living In The Ice Age	2:19

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Catalog Numbers

Labels

Not On Label (Joy Division)
буд кон
Retropop
Aulica

Listen online

escuchar en línea
ascolta in linea
lyssna på nätet
kuunnella verkossa
online anhören
online luisteren
ouvir online
écouter en ligne
lytte på nettet

Formats

Vinyl
LP
Unofficial Release
White Label
Clear
Flexi-disc
5½"
45 RPM
Single Sided
Mono
Compilation
Red
Repress
Green
CD
7"
Album
Single
Stereo
Clear Vinyl w. yellow
red
green and blue splatter
Limited Edition
Grey Marbled

Companies

Role	Company
Recorded At	Arrow Studios
Distributed By	RZM

Credits

Role	Credit
Band	Warsaw (tracks: 1 to 5)
Recorded By	Paul Adshead (tracks: 1 to 5)
Engineer	Paul Adshead (tracks: 1 to 5)
Songwriter	Joy Division

Notes

Unofficial release in the UK circa 2012, sleeve is a 6-way foldout poster on one side, lyrics, interview notes and other liner notes on the other side.
All the tracks are studio recordings of undeterminate origin.
Tracks A1 to B2 unreleased first Joy Division album recorded 3 & 4 March, 1978.
Tracks B3 to B6 recorded January 31, 1979 for the John Peel radio programme.
Track B7 recorded July 18, 1977 when Joy Division were called Warsaw
First cat.n° on cover, second on label
Same barcode of release 632616 but different cat.number on label
Re-press or copy of the original "Warsaw" RZM 200. RZM Productions Ltd. printed on both labels. Black cover.
All tracktitles centered in one column on backsleeve, gap between A6 and B1. Black spine with no text.
Tracks 1 to 5: Demotape recorded at Pennine Sound Studio, Manchester, July 18, 1977.
Tracks 6 to 16: Recorded at Arrow Studios, Manchester, May 3/4, 1978.
In July 1977, Joy Division was still Warsaw.
Tracks 1-11 unreleased first Joy Division album recorded 3 & 4 March, 1978.
Tracks 12-15 recorded January 31, 1979 for the John Peel radio programme.
Track 16 recorded July 18, 1977 when Joy Division Were called Warsaw
No record label name, release date, country of origin, or any identifying information other than 'AC 100' noted anywhere.
Printed on back cover
[precised]
Tracks 1-11 unreleased first Joy Division album recorded 3 & 4 March, 1978
["RCA Sessions", actually 3 & 4 May, Arrow Studios]
Tracks 12-15 recorded January 31, 1979 for the John Peel radio programme
[Maida Vale Studio 4]
Track 16 recorded July 18, 1977 when Joy Division were called Warsaw
[Pennine Sound Studios]
Plain white labels, plain white sleeve with a 21,5 x 15 cm glued-on picture on the front.
Limited edition of 20 copies.
A1 to B2 from the "Warsaw" bootleg
B3 to B6 are from the "The First Peel Session"
B7 is from The Warsaw Demo.
A2 misspelled "They Walked In Lines".
1 to 6 and 11 to 15 were recorded for the unreleased album - the RCA sessions.
Tracks 7-10 from "The First Peel Session".
Track 7 given as Excite One
The actual print on the cd is titled:
Fun Multiplication II
There are alternate names printed on the cd for the songs:
After Supper
Drug Cowboys
Simple Years
Utopia in Pardise
Puppet Show
Living Stories
No Way to Eternity Final
Ray
Chamber
Anorexian I
Anorexian II
Ice
Out of Zone
Fun Multiplication
Final Coment
℗ © 1990 For promotion only not for sale
[Track 11 credited as "?" on sleeve]
Recorded time 45:10

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout: JD 01 A
Matrix / Runout: JD 01 B
Matrix / Runout: WARSAW A-1
Matrix / Runout: WARSAW B-1
Barcode: 4864215789534
Barcode (Runout side A (Hand etched)): WARSAW Ā
Barcode (Runout side B (Hand etched)): WARSAW Ḃ (B with a macron not a dot)
Barcode: 8 013252 915628
Rights Society: SIAE
Matrix / Runout: F.DISC A 156 1345-A
Matrix / Runout: 159088
Other (SPARS code): AAD
SPARS Code: AAD
Matrix / Runout (RZM200/RZM100): No Barcode or other identifications

Summary by uday Manvar

"Warsaw" is a must-listen for fans of post-punk and alternative music. Its impact on the music world is undeniable, and it remains a timeless classic that continues to inspire new generations of musicians.

Comments

woodnettlefarm 2023-04-13

I wish this was on spotify :(

matto9238 2023-04-13

❤

rowantomosbrooks 2023-04-12

Who's That Baby's Picture ?

ingridwunn1954 2023-04-12

BANGER!!!!

itsturtle21 2023-04-12

hardcore

thelookouthostal 2023-04-11

ian was a sympathiser over nazi rule in warsaw ghetto

twinflameartistwendy 2023-04-11

a bit too fast imo. otherwise nicely done

jccpdd 2023-04-11

This was the punk phase before they got depressed.

zahiatoure 2023-04-10

Although I know that he says "3 1 G" in refren
I am always, always, hearing "Trilogy" for some reason...

alexandnunes 2023-04-09

the song is actually called "31G" but After the band renamed to "Joy Division" they named this song as the forename "Warsaw"....

ianmullanramboll 2023-04-08

Ahhh the memories!!!

maxesjkl 2023-04-08

Ey wachin

ninodehielo 2023-04-07

2018

dejaanderson 2023-04-06

Is this the self-titled album by a band called Warsaw, or it the song Warsaw by Joy Division (which is what it sounds like).

xjackwiehe 2023-04-05

I'd love to have Hook back into New Order and perform things like this for new generations of poor kids trying to find ways to make better music. I don't get it: WHY Sumner despise Movement? Even stuff from PC&L. I love NO but after Republic (last great album) the band got lost. Why keep gems like this hidden and denied from their fans?