Day of the Lords (4:44)

JD tribute band Fetish playing a Joy Division classic at de Kade in Zaandam-Holland.
Fetish has a new guitar player: Frank J. in their midst. Bruno Fero Xavier da Silva is still on bass, Leen Steen…

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postpunknewwave wrote:
Wednesday morning

I tried to get to you / You treat me like this

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Jealousheart wrote:
last week

The bodies of teens...damn I like lyrics

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CleanSpoon wrote:
19 days ago

heaviest post-punk song

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pavskies wrote:
last month

This is great song. Run along back to the Weezer shoutbox, kenny.

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kennyweezer wrote:
last month

sounds like Be your dog, stooges melody

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Brooklyn211 wrote:
last month

great

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IanCad wrote:
last month

i ask myself this all the time

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Deardeadfriend wrote:
last month

Brilliance. One of my favourite songs ever.

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Mammoth85 wrote:
last month

WHERE WILL IT END!?

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qrobur wrote:
last month

It's very hard to write about Ian Curtis and Joy Division given we know that he was driven to suicide. Never has the slow destruction of an individual, completely outside of the usual, banal rock 'n' roll cliché about living fast and dying young, been more graphically depicted in music. This track, like all others on the lp 'Unknown Pleasures' is chilling and utterly, utterly compelling.

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pwr2thepeoplema wrote:
October 2009

transfixed

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RawBlood wrote:
October 2009

good god I have goosebumps. This is incredible...

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troydivision wrote:
October 2009

it bears repeating. this track is absolutely incredible

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ElectricRowboat wrote:
October 2009

I GOT THE SPIRIT! ... FEELING FEELING FEELING FEELING FEELING FEELING FEEEEEEEEELIING /track2/ oh what maybe not oh got i want to die

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Burksta wrote:
October 2009

Favourite song of theirs probably. Fantastic track.

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strummer121 wrote:
September 2009

it's a good song but not a feel good song.....as someone said before this is extreme sadness

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lovelikesummer wrote:
September 2009

so good

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hudgie wrote:
September 2009

good bad times music

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Aroldoodlorifiy wrote:
September 2009

this song and new dawn fades are particularly disturbing, and this one the most so, as both show near-metal testosterone-driven riffs and yet, lyrically as well as melodically, show the extreme sadness of being tortured by an extreme sensitivity to the world's cruelty and one's own self-realized partaking of it. Ian is a great poet, as his accusations are also directed inwards, and we are never sure about the You's and I's so often displayed in his lyrics. I guess he felt a terrible shame, felt too much, too heavy, and his lifelong experiences, though conventionally seen as brief (23 years old at death-time), were felt as a multitude of emotional layers, a sense of reverence and immobility towards a past so chained around him he could only sense a way out seldom. His songs are about an intense need to escape from very personal ghosts and a fatality that always comes. He felt old and paralyzed by visions we cannot understand. Poor Ian.

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The_Green_Man_ wrote:
August 2009

Always thought it was "The bodies of teens"

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