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“It’s a collection of studio outtakes and live performances, including Joy Division’s final concert.”
“Yeah, I did say I was naive.”
“And I think early on, people must have liked us because they were going to the trouble of bootlegging us.”
““Okay, let us have the tape.” “Tape?”
“That’s actually what we sounded like and how we thought the record was going to sound.”
“Many of the other tapes on here were sourced from fans who snuck recorders into shows.”
“I’m sure that wasn’t easy.”
“So it ends up being a bit of a compromise because of that.”
“How long ago did you start actually making this happen?”
“We thought you had the tape.” “No, we’ve not got the tape.”
“It was something that needed doing really, and I think we’ve done a pretty good job on it really, considering.”
“Ian was just a normal person who liked normal things, and most of the time he smiled and laughed and joked.”
“Moving into the present, you’re getting inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in November.”
“‘Thank you, there won’t be anymore.’ We were naive because that never really happens, does it?”
“Much of the footage is also quite rudimentary.”
“It’s basically how Martin Hannett heard the band before he produced the record?”
“He had to go to Abbey Road to supervise the cassette being transferred, but that’s okay.”
“That’s only fair really, because we wouldn’t have been able to do this without their cooperation.”
“It seems ridiculous, doesn’t it?”
“I mean, the worst thing of all was the Plan K gig that’s on the DVD.”
“To be clear, many of these live recordings are sourced from fans who snuck cassette recorders into concert halls.”
“And so I got this bunch of unlabeled cassettes and I’m going through them.”