Joy Division - An Ideal For Living Album

Tracklist

1	Leaders Of Men
2	No Love Lost
3	Failures
4	Warsaw

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PSS 139	Joy Division	An Ideal For Living ‎(7", EP)	Enigma	PSS 139	UK	1978
PSS139	Joy Division	An Ideal For Living ‎(7", EP, Unofficial)	Culturesound Records	PSS139	UK	2008
IDEAL 1	Joy Division	An Ideal For Living ‎(12", EP, Unofficial)	Anonymous Records	IDEAL 1	UK	2010
ANON 1	Joy Division	An Ideal For Living ‎(12", EP, Ltd, Unofficial, Whi)	Anonymous Records	ANON 1	UK	2006
8201	Joy Division	An Ideal For Living ‎(7", EP, Unofficial)	Not On Label (Joy Division)	8201	UK	1982

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PSS 139	Joy Division	An Ideal For Living ‎(7", EP)	Enigma	PSS 139	UK	1978
PSS139	Joy Division	An Ideal For Living ‎(7", EP, Unofficial)	Culturesound Records	PSS139	UK	2008
IDEAL 1	Joy Division	An Ideal For Living ‎(12", EP, Unofficial)	Anonymous Records	IDEAL 1	UK	2010
ANON 1	Joy Division	An Ideal For Living ‎(12", EP, Ltd, Unofficial, Whi)	Anonymous Records	ANON 1	UK	2006
8201	Joy Division	An Ideal For Living ‎(7", EP, Unofficial)	Not On Label (Joy Division)	8201	UK	1982

Credits

• Bass – Peter Hook
• Drums – Stephen Morris
• Engineer [Uncredited] – Paul Adshead
• Guitar, Design [Cover Design] – Bernard Albrecht
• Photography By – Gareth Davy
• Vocals – Ian Curtis
• Written-By – Joy Division

• Bass – Peter Hook
• Drums – Stephen Morris
• Engineer [Uncredited] – Paul Adshead
• Guitar, Design [Cover Design] – Bernard Albrecht
• Photography By – Gareth Davy
• Vocals – Ian Curtis
• Written-By – Joy Division

Notes

Early 80's bootleg version, different matrix to the later 2004 bootleg

The sleeve of this release is near identical to the 1978 release. It was printed on a 14" x 14" piece of thin cardstock and then folded into four squares, and has a matte finish (not gloss like the later US pressing).

Matrix identical to the 1978 release, Vinyl is nearly identical to original 1978 release except this release does not have serrated vinyl around the label as the original. This release is smooth around the label.Early 80's bootleg version, different matrix to the later 2004 bootleg

The sleeve of this release is near identical to the 1978 release. It was printed on a 14" x 14" piece of thin cardstock and then folded into four squares, and has a matte finish (not gloss like the later US pressing).

Matrix identical to the 1978 release, Vinyl is nearly identical to original 1978 release except this release does not have serrated vinyl around the label as the original. This release is smooth around the label.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A): PSS-139-EP-A1
• Matrix / Runout (Side B): PSS-139-EP-B1

Companies

• Recorded At – Pennine Sound Studios

Video

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