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A Revised And Expanded Edition Of The Long OutOfPrint History Of Factory Records, The Legendary Record Label That Launched Joy Division, New Order, And Happy Mondays. Featuring A Foreword By Jon Savage.Definitive And Comprehensive, This Is The Actual Story Of Factory Records Peter Savillein 1978, A Factory For Sale Sign Gave Alan Erasmus And Tony Wilson A Name For Their Fledgling Manchester Club Night. Though They Couldn T Have Known It At The Time, This Was The Launch Of One Of The Most Significant Musical And Cultural Legacies Of The Late Twentieth Century. The ClubS Electrifying Live Scene Soon Translated To Vinyl, And Factory Records Went On To Become The Most Innovative And Celebrated Record Label Of The Next Thirty Years.Always Breaking New Musical Ground, Factory Introduced The Listening Public To Bands Such As Joy Division, Whose Unknown Pleasures Was The LabelS First Album Release, New Order, Durutti Column And Happy Mondays. Propelled Onwards By The Inspirational Cultural Entrepreneur, Tony Wilson, Factory Always Sought New Ways To Energise The Popular Consciousness.Now Fully Revised And Expanded With A New Chapter, Shadowplayers Is The Most Complete, Authoritative And Thoroughly Researched Account Of How A Group Of Provincial Anarchists And Entrepreneurs Saw Off Bankers, Journalists And GunToting Gangsters To Create The Most Influential Record Label Of Modern Times. Based On Both Archive And Contemporary Sources, The Book Tells The Full Story Of Factory S Heroic Struggles, Its Complex Web Of Inventive, Idiosyncratic And Tragic Personalities, And Ultimately, The Acclaimed And MuchLoved Music It Produced.
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As a huge fan of Factory Records, this book was a must-have for my collection. It provides such a detailed account of the label's rise and fall, and I love the stories behind the artists. The writing is engaging, making it hard to put down!
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Rajiv Patel
Disappointed by the Layout
I was really excited to read this book but was let down by the organization of the content. It felt disjointed at times, and I struggled to follow the timeline of events. The cover art is nice, but that’s about it for me.
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Emma O'Reilly
Interesting but Lacks Depth
I picked this up hoping for more insider information on my favorite bands from Factory Records. While it covers the basics well, I felt some sections were a bit rushed. Still, it's a decent read for fans who want to know more about the label.
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