Dentro de la sección One Week Only, la web norteamericana Pitchfork coloca esta semana el reportaje dirigido por Grant Gee sobre la banda post punk de Manchester Joy Division (1976 - 1980). A partir de entrevistas a los miembros vivos del grupo y personas que formaron parte de su entorno, cuenta la historia del grupo dentro de su entorno, y se ilustra con numerosos documentos como imágenes de actuaciones, grabaciones sonoras, fotografías, etc.
Whithin the One week Only Pitchfok's section, The North American site posts this week the documentary directed by Grant Gee about the post punk band from Manchester Joy Division (1976 - 1980). Shot by means of interviews to the remaing members of the band and people close to them, it tells the Joy Division's history illustrated with many documents related to the band (gigs, old interviws, audio recordings, photos, etc)
Whithin the One week Only Pitchfok's section, The North American site posts this week the documentary directed by Grant Gee about the post punk band from Manchester Joy Division (1976 - 1980). Shot by means of interviews to the remaing members of the band and people close to them, it tells the Joy Division's history illustrated with many documents related to the band (gigs, old interviws, audio recordings, photos, etc)
Just thought that I would follow this up with a really good link to a nice little documentary podcast called "Heart and Soul: The Story of Ian Curtis and the Making of Control". You can either pick this up as a podcast on iTunes:
ResponderEliminariTunes - Music - XFM - Heart and Soul: The Story of Ian Curtis and the making of “Control".
Just click "subscribe". Alternatively, you can go to Xfm's website at:
http://www.xfm.co.uk/
In the search box just type "Heart and Soul" and this will take you to the results where you can click on "Heart and Soul". You will be taken to a page where you can stream David Haslam's documentary on Curtis to clebrate Anton Corbijn's film called "Control". You can also see a trailer of the film on youtube:
http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=qrFKu3xwTlQ
Cheers, Anglonuba