Cassette Album - New Order - Low-Life - Factory

Tape Media: Cassette Album

Artist:	New Order
Title:	Low-Life
Format:	Cassette Album
Label:	Factory
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	FACT 100C
Date:	1985
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	New Order	Love Vigilantes	New Order	Rate
02	New Order	The Perfect Kiss	New Order	Rate
03	New Order	This Time Of Night	New Order	Rate
04	New Order	Sunrise	New Order	Rate
05	New Order	The Perfect Kiss (Fac 123)	New Order	Rate
06	New Order	Elegia	New Order	Rate
07	New Order	Sooner Than You Think	New Order	Rate
08	New Order	Sub-Culture	New Order	Rate
09	New Order	Face Up	New Order	Rate
10	New Order	The Kiss Of Death	New Order	Rate
11	New Order	Perfect Pit	New Order	Rate

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1985 UK Factory Records limited edition 11-track cassette album, housed in 6½" x 4½" custom printed white textured linen-effect presentation box with 4 postcards (individual portraits of band members) folded into a vellum inlay sleeve, which contained tracklisting/credits. Moulded plastic cassette insert tray.

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BiggieTembo 15th Mar 2014		I bought this in Woolworth's record department, Chippenham, Wiltshire, UK, in 1985. Other New Order and Joy Division cassettes were also released in similar box formats. The Joy Division boxes were lilac-coloured, if I remember rightly. I read somewhere on the internet that these boxes were made specially for sale in Woolworth's - something I cannot find any other concrete evidence for - but the pretentious design seems fitting for another one of Factory Records' marketing campaigns to get us to shell out our hard-earned for the same thing twice ;-) The transparent vellum inlay (of thick tracing paper) was printed so that the text on the back flap (the song titles and credits) could be read through the front flap. I didn't fold the whole thing out and scan it, for fear that the vellum would split along its spine...