Mild Manny

( chatter of men)

 Tyrell:  Bonsoir, Elliot

Announcer: Multiball! Multiball!  Blerrrns!!!

Ian Kevin Curtis (15 July 1956 – 18 May 1980) was a singer-songwriter and musician. He was the lead singer and songwriter of the band Joy Division. Joy Division formed after meeting at a Sex Pistols show. The band also went through several name changes. They first appeared on the TV music show, So It Goes, during the band’s performances. He did play guitar on a few tracks in the studio. Curtis became known for his bass-baritone voice and his dark, deep songwriting. He was also known for being quiet and having an awkward presence and his almost “ herky-jerky” dancing style, often from the epileptic seizures he began experiencing in the later part of 1978, which didn’t speak to anyone. The band released Pleasures in 1979 and Closer the following year. Unfortunately, Curtis suffered from depression and was dealing with his seizures, possibly dealing with other matters in his personal life. So, Curtis took his life before the band’s North American tour.