11th August 1979: Eric's, Liverpool (two performances) With Swell Maps. Admission £1.10 for members, guests paid a bit more. Joy Division played two shows this Saturday, a 5PM matinee for those under 18 (a tradition at Eric's) and an 8:30 evening performance All concert photos on this page are from the evening performance. (C) Gis Southworth and used here with permission. Matinee Performance: Songs performed 01. Transmission 02. Untitled (Gimme Your Heart/ Gimme Some Lovin'?) 03. Disorder 04. New Dawn Fades 05. Glass 06. Shadowplay 07. Colony 08. Interzone 09. Ice Age (cuts). Appx. duration: 30 mins. Sound quality: 7/9 The full concert appeared on the following bootlegs: Live at Erics And Nashville Ballroom 1979 A New Dawn Fades One or more songs  appeared on the following bootlegs: Live Malvern/Eric's LP Isolation LP Aus Grauer Städte Mauern LP Heartbeat/Here Are The Young Men LP Out Of The room LP  Evening Performance: Songs performed 01. Insight 02. Autosuggestion 03. Digital 04. She's Lost Control 05. Day Of The Lords 06. Wilderness 07. Atrocity Exhibition 08. Transmission 09. New Dawn Fades (instrumental) 10. Interzone 11. Dead Souls The set list was published by iancurtis.org who appear to own either the master tape or the only copy of the master. No other copies of this have ever surfaced. "Interzone" features Hooky only, as Ian had a seizure and had to leave the stage for a couple of numbers. Andrew Twambley was there: Between 1976 and 1979 I spent my formative years living in student houses ans attending Liverpool Poly studying law I lived with a guy called Nick Pinto whom I am friends with to this day. Nick kept a detailed diary of his life including every gig we went to......the majority of which were at Eric's Club on Matthew Street....the home of punk, and much more. We had seen JD at Eric's earlier in the year but the gig on 11 August was one I specifically recall.the club was full of trendy punks and students who generally jumped up and down. Ehen JD came on the atmosphere changed. It wasnt the music as such but the charisma of the band especially Curtis and Hooky. People kind of stopped jumping about aimlessly and listened and watched .it was the feeling, the experience I remember...afterwards I recall saying to Nick, wtf was that??...it was fantastic. We have been devotees ever since We saw them again at liverpool Uni later in the year, with The Buzzcocks, I think....but nothing will be like The Eric's gig that summer My girls go to school I'm Macclesfield and I find myself drawn to Ian's old house ....is at wrong?