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Despite the group splitting in 2007, New Order: Live in Glasgow will be available from June 2.
They formed in 1980 when Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook and Stephen Morris vowed to continue making music after Ian Curtis, the lead singer of their band Joy Division, committed suicide.
The forthcoming disc will include material from the band's career and footage from the group's two gigs at Glasgow Carling Academy in October 2006.
The live set includes performances of the hits 'Blue Monday', 'Crystal', 'True Faith' and 'Bizarre Love Triangle', along with the Joy Division songs 'These Days', 'Transmission', 'Shadowplay' and 'Love Will Tear Us Apart'.
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