Joy Division - Still'Still', first released in October '81 through Factory Records is a compilation consisting of Joy Division's unreleased studio and live recordings. 'Still' includes a live recording of Joy Division's last concert at Birmingham University, plus the only live performance of 'Ceremony' which later become New Order's debut single, and a cover of The Velvet Underground's 'Sister Ray' recorded at the Moonlight club in London April 1980. This new 180 Gram

and 'Ghost In The Trees' rides a surf-rock pulse before phoning in sweet

mushroom foraging

leaving most of the rhythm duties to percussionist come-lately Reebop Kwaku Baah

seems to be a direct result of the live recording process

this is classic shit

Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley

Rather than self-consciously attempting to write a ‰ÛÏhit

Michael Badger and Stu Mackenzie at Daptone Studios in Brooklyn

Kevin Younger

Granchan Moncur

this is a psychedelic pop masterpiece with gorgeous pop overtones

The album‰۪s biggest single was Johnson‰۪s slowed- down take on Green‰۪s ‰Û÷Take Me To The River‰۪