There is an Ian Curtis interview where Ian talks about seeing the Velvet Underground on 'the telly' and being struck by 'the love' they seemed to exude during the performance. I also saw a Beatles documentary where one of the Beatles considered 'the love' to be integral to what the Beatles were. Was Joy Division about synchronizing love to with their audience? I wonder.
There is an Ian Curtis interview where Ian talks about seeing the Velvet Underground on 'the telly' and being struck by 'the love' they seemed to exude during the performance. I also saw a Beatles documentary where one of the Beatles considered 'the love' to be integral to what the Beatles were. Was Joy Division about synchronizing love to with their audience? I wonder.
.. "no language, just sound is all we need know-- to synchronize love to the beat of the show" .. how can you say this song sucks
There is an Ian Curtis interview where Ian talks about seeing the Velvet Underground on 'the telly' and being struck by 'the love' they seemed to exude during the performance. I also saw a Beatles documentary where one of the Beatles considered 'the love' to be integral to what the Beatles were. Was Joy Division about synchronizing love to with their audience? I wonder.
There is an Ian Curtis interview where Ian talks about seeing the Velvet Underground on 'the telly' and being struck by 'the love' they seemed to exude during the performance. I also saw a Beatles documentary where one of the Beatles considered 'the love' to be integral to what the Beatles were. Was Joy Division about synchronizing love to with their audience? I wonder.