Featuring mesmerizing dance moves by Ian Curtis.
(video by Richard Boon, thank you to post-punk.com)
Featuring mesmerizing dance moves by Ian Curtis.
(video by Richard Boon, thank you to post-punk.com)
Posted by sean on March 7, 2016
https://sd-stewart.com/2016/03/07/joy-division-live-the-apollo-271079/
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Special K
/ March 7, 2016Sometimes, nothing but Joy Division will do–and I could watch Ian Curtis for hours. Although “24 Hour Party People” made me feel as if I’d just woken up in a filthy gutter, I loved that they got someone who could do his dance moves.
birds fly
/ March 8, 2016I agree about their music. It sounds as original to me today as it did when I first heard it as a teenager. As for the film, I remember not liking it, although it’s been so long I can’t put my finger on why. I still haven’t watched “Control” either. I’m always leery of dramatizations of something I consider sacred. I did read Touching from a Distance by Deborah Curtis and recommend it.
Special K
/ March 8, 2016Yes to leeriness of dramatizations! A friend of mine just sent me a trailer for an IFC production about Chet Baker, with Ethan Hawke in the lead role. I told her I absolutely couldn’t do it, because Chet is sacred to me, and I couldn’t bear to see that guy reveling in that legacy. (I still wouldn’t watch it with someone else in the lead, but…)
birds fly
/ March 9, 2016Likely a smart move, given Hawke’s acting range.