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Giving Into “Temptation” is Easy…
My point of entry to New Order was with the “Movement” album, which got a lot of airplay on WPRK-FM, which I was listening to heavily in 1981! It sounded pretty good, but I don’t think I went all in … Continue reading
Telstar: An Iconic Pop Instrumental From 1962…And 1984
This morning I saw Steve For The Deaf’s posting on The Tornadoes iconic “Telstar” single from 1962 and immediately got pulled into its orbit. It reminded me that the conic instrumental came into my Record Cell a few years back … Continue reading
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Tagged 1962, 1984, factory records, instrumental, New Wave Cover Version
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Record Review: A Certain Ratio – “Sextet” UK LP [part 2]
[…continued from last post] Next came an even deeper dive into Brazillian Jazz with “Skipscada.” The trilling whistles did not let up throughout the song. In fact, they only intensified as the scatting vocal and the percolating rhythms built up … Continue reading
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Tagged 1982, 2020, A Certain Ratio, Colored Vinyl, factory records, Mute Records
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Record Review: A Certain Ratio – “Sextet” UK LP [part 1]
A Certain Ratio: Sextet – UK – [white] LP – [2020] Lucinda Crystal Gum Knife Slits Water Skipscada Say One Run Down Rialto Below The Canal This was certainly an unexpected surprise. Sunday was my birthday, and on Saturday night, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1982, 2020, A Certain Ratio, Colored Vinyl, factory records, Mute Records
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Want List: Fac 461 Volume Catalogs Factory Record Design
Back in 2007 there was a coffee table book devoted to the complete design output of Factory Records called “Factory Records: The Complete Graphic Album,” as published by Thames + Hudson as compiled and written by Matthew Robertson. I put … Continue reading
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Tagged 2007, 2020, factory records, graphic design, Peter Saville
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30 Days: 30 Albums | A Certain Ratio – FORCE
A Certain Ratio were a band that I have been aware of since about 1982 but until this summer, no releases had ever been in my Record Cell. I knew they were a Factory band, which had, and then lost … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Days - 30 Albums, Record Review
Tagged 1986, A Certain Ratio, factory records, Swing Out Sister
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