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Title: Auteur Labels - Factory Records 1987 Label: LTM Catalogue number: LTMCD 2555 Format: CD Release date: 12 July 2010

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New Order - True Faith A Certain Ratio – Bootsy (Racic Remix) Happy Mondays – 24 Hour Party People Quando Quango – Bad Blood Biting Tongues – Compressor The Durutti Column – Catos Con Guantes Fadela – N'Sel Fik Arthur Baker – Come On The Hood – Salvation! (Nitro Dub) Pleasure Crew – So Good Meat Mouth – Meat Mouth Is Murder Miaow – When It All Comes Down The Wake – Furious Sea Section 25 – Bad News Week (The Cough Mix)

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Also available: Auteur Labels - Factory Records 1984. Available from LTM Mail Order.

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Pleasure Crew – So Good Meat Mouth – Meat Mouth Is Murder

:bow:

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24 Hour Part People???? Why???:banghead:

Why not something we haven't got,12" of Little Matchstick Owens' Rap,or Desmond? :\ohwell:

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ally wrote:

Arthur Baker – Come On

This one is hilarious, was it factory though?

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poorshakes wrote:

ally wrote:

Arthur Baker – Come On

This one is hilarious, was it factory though?

Yep - it was on the Salvation soundtrack issued in some territories with a FAC number.

Dennis R

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ally wrote:

A Certain Ratio – Bootsy (Racic Remix) Biting Tongues – Compressor Section 25 – Bad News Week (The Cough Mix)

:nod: :thumb:

The S25 Bad News Week is one of the best 12" from 1987 IMHO - major kudos to Bernard for such cracking production and mixes.

Dennis R

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Aside from not getting the Radio Edit of "24 Hour Party People" from the 7" white label on Factory (which James Nice tells me would likely have been lost by Warners by now), my only complaint is that the Stockholm Monsters "Partyline" isn't on here. That was one of Factory's best singles in 1987.

-Mike

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Coole IMAGE-loved that FACTORY logo.Best seen on TRANSmission 7 inch

The Factory silhouette logo wasn't designed by Peter Saville Associates (specifically Phill Pennington) until 1984 - it first appeared on the FAC 126 "Alan Goes to Moscow" poster (which was used for the LTM Auteur Labels "Factory Records - 1984" compilation). So, it didn't appear on the "Transmission" 7 inch. For FAC 13, Factory used the original Factory Records bar graph logo that originally appeared on the label for ACR's "All Night Party" single (FAC 4).

-Mike

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steinomite wrote:

Coole IMAGE-loved that FACTORY logo.Best seen on TRANSmission 7 inch

The Factory silhouette logo wasn't designed by Peter Saville Associates (specifically Phill Pennington) until 1984 - it first appeared on the FAC 126 "Alan Goes to Moscow" poster (which was used for the LTM Auteur Labels "Factory Records - 1984" compilation). So, it didn't appear on the "Transmission" 7 inch. For FAC 13, Factory used the original Factory Records bar graph logo that originally appeared on the label for ACR's "All Night Party" single (FAC 4).

-Mike

OK - I think I need to correct myself just a bit here... the bar graph logo used on the "Transmission" label actually first appeared on the X-o-dus "English Black Boys" 12 inch (FAC 11). The afforementioned ACR single had custom labels.

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steinomite wrote:

Coole IMAGE-loved that FACTORY logo.

The Factory silhouette logo wasn't designed by Peter Saville Associates (specifically Phill Pennington) until 1984 - it first appeared on the FAC 126 "Alan Goes to Moscow" poster (which was used for the LTM Auteur Labels "Factory Records - 1984" compilation). So, it didn't appear on the "Transmission" 7 inch. For FAC 13, Factory used the original Factory Records bar graph logo that originally appeared on the label for ACR's "All Night Party" single (FAC 4).

-Mike

I stand corrected.What i meant is the RED bar graph logo is my Favourite FACTORY design and this calender just brought back the memory of this by association to ME.Remember an awful lot of beer and TIME have passed for me since i got FAC 13.Think this newer logo is on a PINK James Nice book i saw in HMV last week that caught my eye.There was a SLIGHT scuff on the cover so didn't buy it.Lovely design though.Cheers for info. :thumb: I think the book wasa called SHADOWPLAYERS.The RISE and FALL of FACTORY Records.....then again it could have been anything:lol:

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steinomite wrote:

steinomite wrote:

Coole IMAGE-loved that FACTORY logo.

The Factory silhouette logo wasn't designed by Peter Saville Associates (specifically Phill Pennington) until 1984 - it first appeared on the FAC 126 "Alan Goes to Moscow" poster (which was used for the LTM Auteur Labels "Factory Records - 1984" compilation). So, it didn't appear on the "Transmission" 7 inch. For FAC 13, Factory used the original Factory Records bar graph logo that originally appeared on the label for ACR's "All Night Party" single (FAC 4).

-Mike

OK - I think I need to correct myself just a bit here... the bar graph logo used on the "Transmission" label actually first appeared on the X-o-dus "English Black Boys" 12 inch (FAC 11). The afforementioned ACR single had custom labels.

No need.I don't own X-o-dus 12inch. On the negative side i just tried using my deck to play FAC 13 and it is playing SLOWER again despite the new BELT i bought for it.Maybe have to update the Technics i bought in 1994 or use my sons modern decks!:lol:

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Just found the 12" promos for "Come and Get It" for sale, there is even a snippet of the track on the site, which sounds totally different from the version on the album.The record costs � and can be found using the below link.

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