Unknown Pleasures Heavyweight Vinyl

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Unknown Pleasures Heavyweight Vinyl by Joy Division is in our Vinyl Records collection. Read more to check availability and release details of Unknown Pleasures Heavyweight Vinyl below.

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Unknown Pleasures, the debut studio album from Joy Division, was first released in 1979 on Factory Records. Within the first year, the albums atmospheric sound had won over fans and critics with tracks likenbspShes Lost ControlnbspandnbspDay of the Lordsnbspand in the thirtyfive years since it has more than secured its classic album status. Instantly recognisable by Peter Savilles iconic design, this new 180 Gram heavyweight vinyl reissue replicates the artwork to painstaking detail and features audio from 2007 remaster, available for the first time on vinyl.

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