@g1rlslov3myswag: The album cover for Joy Division's 1979 debut, Unknown Pleasures is a scientific data visualization showing stacked plots of the very first pulsar ever discovered, originally known as CP 1919 (now PSR B1919+21) originally created by astronomer Harold D. Craft Jr. for a 1970 PhD thesis. Joy Division's guitarist, Bernard Sumner, discovered the image while browsing a science book during his lunch break at the Manchester Central Library. The band, particularly drummer Stephen Morris, felt it was a striking visual and suggested it to their designer, Peter Saville. #music #lore #fyp #targetaudience #xybca

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nobody can make me feel the way Unknown Pleasures did in my sophomore year in hs in winter. and i hope nobody does.

gloryboyjay :

Classic 🥹

Caleb (ian curtis) :

⋆. 𐙚˚࿔ Marina 𝜗𝜚˚⋆ :

This song sounds so sexy idc

kyl!e <3 :

𝑴𝒐𝒏𝒔𝒆𓏲ּ𝄢 :

even caught me in my joy division tee

lew :

Teenagers discovering this album is absolutely a canon event

D :

I use to cry to this song

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Larissa 🐍 :

listening to this album isn't enough i need it injected into my bloodstream

confusednoahfp 7\ :

thank you mom for playing joy division 24/7 as a kid

faith🐞 :

This song immediately takes me back to when I was 13

Trashiestpanda :

As if they needed to be any fucking cooler

caro :

this album + dead of winter + stuck in a horrible horrible environment

magpie 🪉 :

I remember being in middle school and hearing the opening guitar riff of Disorder and being fucking hypnotized.

kadnmii ꨄ :

i’ve been waiting for a guide to come and take me by the hand

ruivoz_ :

🇵🇸 Richie (Go-Jo’s Version) :

Joy Division and New Order my beloveds 🙏‼️‼️

olivia 🇵🇸🔻 :

This album randomly came into my life at 11 years old for some reason and it has shaped me and my current taste

Espeeee :

ian curtis we will never forget you 🖤🖤🖤

Dia :

jäke loves joy division !! :

i love joy division

Dairyn :

i had a cool game theory prof from Middlebury w excellent music taste who made the cover of his book game theory text book inspired by this