Review: 'Control' tells story of Joy Division's doomed Ian Curtis
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Portraits of Iggy Pop, David Bowie and Lou Reed, Ian Curtis (Sam Riley) in the Control | Spotern
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Ian Curtis was "radical and unique" says Joy Division bandmates - Radio X
Ian Curtis on a Rollercoaster — Post-Punk.com
Flashback to New Order Performing “Love Will Tear Us Apart” With Iggy Pop | I Like Your Old Stuff | Iconic Music Artists & Albums | Reviews, Tours & Comps
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Fan at Ian Curtis memorial stone at Macclesfield Crematorium,Prestbury Road,Cheshire,England,UK,SK10,Factory label,Joy Division vocalist,song writer Stock Photo - Alamy
The sad story behind Joy Division's She's Lost Control - Radio X
Iggy Pop Still Wants to Be Somebody | GQ
2/ Iggy Pop – The Idiot (1977) – Vinyl Writers
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In memoriam: Ian Curtis 1956-1980
Five reasons to spend Friday nights with DJ Iggy Pop | Iggy Pop | The Guardian
Joy Division and Ian Curtis: the myths | New Internationalist
Bowie, Iggy Pop For Ian Curtis Film Soundtrack | Gigwise
Collection of Ian Curtis lyrics and extracts from notebooks to be published - NME | Ian curtis, Joy division, Post punk
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Ian Curtis wanted to make extreme music, no half measures' | Joy Division | The Guardian
Bonhams : Joy Division The Vox Phantom VI Special Guitar Owned By Ian Curtis And Played In The Video For Love Will Tear Us Apart, 1967,
Joy Division on the death of Ian Curtis: 'Listening to Closer, you think, f***ing hell, how did I miss this?' | The Independent | The Independent
WATCH THIS! Iggy Pop and New Order perform 'She's Lost Control'
Joy Division and Ian Curtis: the myths | New Internationalist
New Order Play 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' With Iggy Pop: Watch – Rolling Stone
The Doors on Instagram: ““Any artist in thrall to Iggy Pop, Ian Curtis of Joy Division, Nick Cave or Patti Smith owes at least a secondhand debt to The Doors. Lana…”
Watch Iggy Pop and Bernard Sumner pay tribute to Ian Curtis
