Joy Division LICHT UND BLINDHEIT Sordide Sentimental + 2 ORIGINAL fanzines 1979

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	$		80

FANZINE: Let's Be Adult About This #1, 1979
diy-zine.com: “Here's a very stylish fanzine. “Let's Be Adult About This” was edited by Vicki Bonnet and features a great deal of input from future Foetus man, Jim Thirlwell. There’s an excellent assortment of interviews here with The Monochrome Set, Swell Maps, Scritti Politti, The Atoms and The Door & The Window (Nag and Bendle of course – but Mark Perry gets to chip in). The interviews are accompanied by a taster of each band’s lyrics. Also featured are Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft, The Passage, The Original Mirrors, Dr. Mix & The Remix, Viva, Books, Methodischa Tune, The Scars, Destroy All Monsters, The Tea Set, Cuddly Toys, Music Club, Classix Nouveaux, The The, Balloons, and Manicured Noise in brief articles in which Vicki and Jimmi each have their tuppence. There are reviews of singles by Pink Section, God's Gift, Flowers, Cabaret Voltaire, Phones Sportsman Band, Swell Maps, Josef K, Stepping Talk, English Subtitles, Holger Czukay, Come One, The Sound, Art Bears, Special Affects, Spitfire Boys; a Red Crayola Colouring Competition + a playlist apiece from Vicki and Jimmi.”

FANZINE: 391 #1, 1982
391 was the name of the magazine and audio project of Nick Cope from Metamorphosis: “In 1982 I produced the first of two A5 photocopied magazines with printed card covers under the title 391 intended to be an alternative ‘to the run of the mill bands, records, gigs type fanzine’. Taking its name from Francis Picabia’s original Dadaist magazine ‘391 was a literary magazine against everyone and everything’. The first ten page 391 magazine would feature quotations from Tristan Tzara, Albert Camus, Genesis P-Orridge’s sleevenotes to Clock DVA’s album ‘Thirst’, and a quote from the nineteenth century Tibetan Lama Mipham, lifted from a poster accompanying Section 25’s Always Now album for Factory Records; as well as collages of images and original writing and polemics. Copies would be sold at gigs and via mail order for the princely sum of 20p, with a print run of at least a couple of hundred if memory serves. A second edition would follow in 1983, this time with invited contributions from musicians and artists I admired or felt an affinity with, David Tibet, then working with Psychic TV and subsequently as Current 93 contributed text and images, as did Fritz Catlin from 23 Skidoo. A contribution from Paul Stebbings of T.N.T Theatre Company and an essay by me on Tristan Tzara formed the bulk of the content.”

PLUS:

Joy Division LICHT UND BLINDHEIT A-side "Atmosphere" / B-side "Dead Souls"
Originally released in March 1980.

7-inch single. Pink vinyl. Numbered limited edition of 1578 copies.
Counterfeit from 2007. Very near the original first pressing. Pink wax, black label is with silver writings and it comes with two inserts in a plastic bag with clear Sordide Sentimental sticker stuck to it. The foldout cover (same brown background image as original) is numbered and the 2 inserts are a blue piece of paper which reads "Avertissement" and "Gesamtkunstwerk" plus an English translation. Handwritten matrix number SS 33002.
Item is in EXCELLENT condition.
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