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Fac. Dance: Factory Records 12" Mixes And Rarities 1980 - 1987

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CD 1 Section 25 – Looking From A Hilltop (Megamix) (8:12) A Certain Ratio – Wild Party (4:17) Quando Quango – Love Tempo (7:49) 52nd Street – Express (5:00) Swamp Children – Little Voices (7:10) Biting Tongues – Boss Toyota Trouble (5:30) The Durutti Column – For Belgian Friends (Valuable Passages version) (5:22) Royal Family & The Poor – Art On 45 (4:49) A Certain Ratio – Knife Slits Water (12-inch version) (9:44) Section 25 – Dirty Disco Blurt – Puppeteer (3:22) X-O-Dus – See Them-A-Come (8.28)

CD 2 New Order – Confusion (Original 12” mix) 8.13 Shark Vegas – Pretenders Of Love (5:08) 52nd Street – Cool As Ice (Jellybean Mix) (7:29) Streetlife – Act On Instinct (Hot Swedish Mix) (5:32) The Hood – Salvation! (Nitromix) (12:05) Abecedarians – Smiling Monarchs (6:47) Quando Quango – Atom Rock (Mark Kamins Mix) (7:27) Marcel King – Reach For Love (New York Remix) (5:26) 52nd Street – Look Into My Eyes (6:55) Quando Quango – Genius (6:22) Swamp Children – You’ve Got Me Beat (4:55) The Durutti Column – Madeleine (3:00)

Digital only Minny Pops – Time (3.44) Kalima – Black Water (6.35) Royal Family & The Poor – Motherland (5:42)

http://exclaim.ca/News/factory_records_remembered_via_new_comp_featuring_new_order_certain_ratio_durutti_column

http://www.xlr8r.com/news/2011/08/strut-release-factory-records-re

http://thequietus.com/articles/06735-strut-to-release-factory-remix-comp

http://www.amazon.co.uk/FAC-Dance-Factory-Records-Various/dp/B005G21NQC/ref=sr_1_2?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1313150185&sr=1-2

http://www.amazon.com/Fac-Dance-Factory-Records-Mixes-Rarities/dp/B005G21NQC/ref=sr_1_3?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1313150210&sr=1-3

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It's good to see so many forgotten tracks reissued, but I don't know if I'll bother with this. I already have the good stuff. Factory's legendary status was really cemented by a small handful of bands, while they also released lots of questionable stuff. Similar to Wax Trax in that respect.

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I'm in :clap:

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kel wrote: I'm in :clap:

Urine? In the words of an ancient NME artcle: Factory survived all this and went bust when they had the Mondays, New Order and Electronic.

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Ah, who am I kidding? I'll probably get it. Funny that this should come up now, because I just finally got around to getting the Communications box set.

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How come LTM haven't done this,and the site has been static since May 2010,and no recent releases,are they no more?

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kel wrote: How come LTM haven't done this,and the site has been static since May 2010,and no recent releases,are they no more?

I think you may be looking at an old web address? They are now at www.ltmrecordings.com

"Fac. Dance" is fairly similar to some of the LTM compilations - "Cool As Ice" and "Twice As Nice" - and shares some tracks with those, although I guess it's time for a new compilation and perhaps it's aimed at a different market?

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You're right,cheers :thumb:

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indiearchivist wrote:

kel wrote: How come LTM haven't done this,and the site has been static since May 2010,and no recent releases,are they no more?

I think you may be looking at an old web address? They are now at www.ltmrecordings.com

"Fac. Dance" is fairly similar to some of the LTM compilations - "Cool As Ice" and "Twice As Nice" - and shares some tracks with those, although I guess it's time for a new compilation and perhaps it's aimed at a different market?

You're right,cheers :thumb:

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