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    Friday, October 26th, 2007
    9:09 am
    [slave1]
    The biggest & best Halloween Party! "DEAD SOULS" tomorrow Sat Oct 27th at Disintegration!!
    Disintegration's HUGE HAlloween bash is tomorrow Saturday October 27th!!!This is the party of the year and not to be missed!! We go full out with decor, prizes and festivity!!

    Disintegration was one of two places in Denver chosen to promote the new Ian Curtis/Joy Division movie "CONTROL." The promotional party, complete with give-aways, trailer clips, and more happens to fall on the same weekend as Disintegration's massive Halloween celebration. So in memory of Ian Curtis, and many other musicians and artists that have influenced our generation, Disintegration is proud to present "DEAD SOULS" a Halloween/Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) Celebration on Saturday, Oct. 27 at The Atrium (554 S. Broadway, Denver, CO).

    Prizes will be given for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in the costume contest. In order to be eligble for the contest, you do need to be dressed in the theme... either Dia De Los Muertos or a dead idol of your liking.
    Values of prize packages (consisting of items from our 7 sponsors) are over $350 for 1st, over $250 for 2nd and over $150 for 3rd. We will also be giving goody bags for the first 50 costumed patrons, and there will also be a raffle containing several
    BPAL items!!!



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    DISINTEGRATION SATURDAYS
    The most progressive mix of
    Industrial/EBM/FuturePop/Electro/DarkWave/Goth
    w/ DJSlave1, 0N1X, and SN1P3R
    @"THE ATRIUM"
    554 South Broadway
    Denver CO
    $7.00 cover all night
    21+ only
    ***$3.00 well drinks all night!!!!!***

    "Disintegration" LiveJournal community
    Tuesday, September 25th, 2007
    9:53 am
    [slave1]
    Disintegration's "DEAD SOULS" Halloween party!!
    Just wanted to give everyone the heads up about Disintegration's Huge Annual Halloween Bash!!
    This year the event will be held on Saturday October 27th at The Atrium. As most of you know, Disintegration Halloween parties have been the party of the year for the past 3 years and we aim to keep that tradition going!

    The theme this time around is "DEAD SOULS"! This theme is in honor of Ian Curtis because of the official "CONTROL" movie promotion that will also be happening that night. In the spirit and decor of Day of the Dead we are going to be celebrating the lives of all the talented stars from our scene and beyond that have died over the years. Ian Curtis, Tony Wilson, Sid Vicious, Joe Strummer, Michael Hutchence, etc etc the list is sadly far too long...
    All types of costumes are encouraged but we will be offering spectacular prizes for best costumes relating to the theme.

    Stay tuned for further details and the flyer, but mark your calendars now and keep the date reserved.

    DISINTEGRATION SATURDAYS
    The most progressive mix of
    Industrial/EBM/Futurepop/Electro/Darkwave/Goth
    w/ DJSlave1 & guests each week
    @"THE ATRIUM"
    554 South Broadway
    Denver CO
    21+ only

    "Disintegration"
    Thursday, February 10th, 2005
    9:52 am
    [uptightfish]
    [cross-posted in facc424]

    Hello. For the last couple of years I have slowly been plotting to collect all of Martin Hannett's work, a hobby which seemed in reach at it's conception. Now, every turn I make I see whole other avenues he went down and bands I have never heard of.

    This might seem a mamoth task, one perhaps nobody has the patience for, but if anyone could help me I'd really appreciate it:
    i. Does anyone have a list of all Martin Hannett's production credits?
    ii. Or, ahem, could you list one here of all you know?

    [info]blueslide has already informed me of two Martin Hannett collections. One, FACT 325, looks very incomplete and not very interesting. The other I can't seem to find.

    Thank you.


    Current Music: Section 25 - Dirty Disco II 1985
    Friday, July 30th, 2004
    2:24 pm
    [slave1]
    Join myself, DJ Slave1, and DJ Dr. J (Jeremy) as
    we continue our new format tonight at
    Southpark Tavern (now known as The Cherry Pit). We went back to the
    basics and returned to the Brit-Pop format. Your favorite new and old tunes from England and beyond!!!!

    The Cherry Pit (formally Southpark Tavern)
    60 S Broadway
    Denver
    303-777-4200
    21+ only

    Mind the Gap!
    Saturday, July 10th, 2004
    1:25 pm
    [slave1]
    First "Mind the Gap" Friday playlist!!!!
    Mind the Gap
    w/ DJ's Dr. J and Slave1
    Friday May 9th

    New Order - Theives Like Us
    Pet Shop Boys - Shopping
    Morrissey - First of the Gang to Die
    The London Suede - New Generation
    Blur - Beetlebum
    Pulp - Mis-Shapes
    Electronic - For You
    James - Say Something
    The Lightning Seeds - Marvelous
    Warsaw - They Walked in Line
    Jesus & the Mary Chain - April Skies
    Style Council - My Ever Changing Moods
    Aztec Camera - Everybody is a Number 1
    Housemartins - Five Get Over Excited
    Gang of Four - To Hell with Poverty
    Pop Will Eat Itself - Can you Dig it
    David Bowie - Let's Dance
    Sinead O'Connor w/ MC Lyte - I want your Hands on Me
    Hipsway - The Broken Years
    Bauhaus - In the Flatfield
    International Resque - I'm Doin' FIne
    Republic - Drop Dead Gorgeous
    Pulp - Mile End
    New Order - Love Vigilantes
    Suede - Can't Get Enough
    T-Rex - 20th Century Boy
    The Faint - Glass Danse
    The Fixx - One Thing Leads to Another
    English Beat - Save it for Later
    The Clash - Should I Stay or Should I go
    Madness - Our House
    Psychedelic Furs - Heartbreak Beat
    The Smiths - There is a Light that Never Goes out
    Radiohead - My Iron Lung
    Pulp - Disco 2000
    Junior Senior - Rhythm Bandits
    Happy Mondays - Step On
    Swervedriver - Rave Down
    Stone Roses - She Bangs the Drum
    Lush - Untogether
    Interpol - Say Hello to the Angels
    The Pogues - Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah
    Paul Weller - Uh huh, Oh Yeah
    Eno - Third Uncle
    Joy Division - These Days
    Ride - Nowhere
    Psychedelic Furs - All the Money Wants
    Dandy Warhols - Every Day Should be a Holiday
    Electronic - Forbidden City
    Radiohead - Creep
    Suede - Beautiful Ones
    The Clash - Straight to Hell
    David Bowie - Fashion
    Tears for Fears - Change
    Echo & the Bunnymen - The Cutter
    The Cure - Primary
    The Rapture - Olio
    Depeche Mode - Behind the Wheel
    The Smiths - Some Girls are Bigger than Others
    Placebo - Bigmouth Strikes Again
    The Pogues - Danny Boy
    The Who - Heat Wave
    Pop Will Eat Itself - PWEI is a 4 letter Word/Preaching to the Perverted
    Hard Place - Demographic
    The Jam - Strange Town
    Generation X - Ready Steady Go
    Talking Heads - This Must be the Place
    Men at Work - It's a Mistake
    Joy Division - Transmission
    Joe Strummer - Love Kills
    Pop Will Eat Itself - Wise Up Sucker
    Love and Rockets - Mirror People

    Southpark Tavern
    60 SOUTH BROADWAY
    DENVER, CO
    303-777-4200
    21+ only
    FREE Parking In The Bank Lot Directly Across The Street
    Thursday, July 8th, 2004
    4:28 pm
    [slave1]
    New format Fridays at Southpark!!!
    Join myself, DJ Slave1, and DJ Dr. J (Jeremy) as we start a new format this Friday July 9th at Southpark Tavern. We are going back to the basics and returning to the Brit-Pop format. We liked the Electroclash, but it wasn't working... so Brit-Pop and Mod it is!!!

    Mind the Gap!
    Wednesday, August 27th, 2003
    6:36 pm
    [saturnia]
    Stockholm Monsters records available
    I am auctioning two Stockholm Monsters records:

    Party Line 12" single

    Alma Mater LP

    I apologize if this post is inappropriate.
    Sunday, June 29th, 2003
    6:52 pm
    [cool_confusion]
    Tuesday, April 1st, 2003
    1:58 pm
    [theplateauphase]
    Survey
    Name: Ian
    Current residence: Florida, USA
    Introduction to the realm of Factory: my parents raising me on Joy Division and New Order, and my father having a recorded copy of The Plateau Phase on cassette from vinyl.
    Favourite Factory records: FACT 25, FAC 31, FACT 44, FAC 113, FACT 130, FAC 178, FBN 12
    What do you think of Les Temps Modernes: James Nice for Prime Minister! *giggles*
    Seen any Factory-related bands in concert? not unless the Crispies make it down to Atlanta...
    Factory releases that you want and do not have: There's many, but I will choose at random...FACT 14, FACT 40, FACT 45, FACT 56, FAC 111, FACT 170, FACT 200, FACT 204, FACT 210, FACT 220, FACT 244, FBN 2 CD, FAC BN 6, FAC BN 7, FBN 16...

    Current Mood: sore
    Current Music: The Wake - "Pale Spectre"
    Thursday, January 23rd, 2003
    10:50 pm
    [ex_manzano814]
    [info]24hrpartypeople
    I have started yet another Factory Records related community. This time, based on the nightlife that the movement it inspired, and loosely on the motion picture, 24 Hour Party People.

    Appropriately, the name of the community is [info]24hrpartypeople.

    Discussion is not limited to Factory; each member is encourage to endorse all goings on and events in their local scene. Factory was the beginning of a revolution, one that remains to this day, and this community celebrates nightlife and embraces the music and people that make it happen. Do you know of a club or venue where it all happens? This might be your community. Are you a fan of Joy Division, Happy Mondays, The Durutti Column, and the like?

    [info]24hrpartypeople opens on January 31, 2003.

    This community is affiliated with [info]swankers
    Saturday, January 18th, 2003
    3:46 am
    [slumberjack]
    hmm it's quiet over here. anyone have any mikado stuff? i have one track on a comp and would love to hear more. that comp is a japanese thing called "crepuscule for apres-midi". there is a second one out now too. they are good ways to hear some of the more obscure stuff from that label.

    here is more about upcoming LTM reissues: Other CDs due in the first half of 2003 include Ultramarine - Remixes, The Passage - Pindrop, For All And None, Degenerates, Enflame & BBC Sessions, Thick Pigeon - Two Crazy Cowboys Plus, Gilbert & Lewis Mzui and Heavenly Bodies Celestial. read more at the factory & crepuscule pages.

    Current Mood: curious
    Current Music: cath carroll: "england made me"

    Friday, January 17th, 2003
    9:07 pm
    [skipscada]
    the Wendys
    anybody here has a copy of The Wendy's? I'd be willing to trade a CD burned copy?

    Current Mood: accomplished
    Current Music: Ultramarine - Folk
    Saturday, August 31st, 2002
    3:55 pm
    [tylore]
    Has anyone seen 24-Hour Party People? If so, is it a fairly accurate portrayal?
    Thursday, August 1st, 2002
    2:39 am
    [tylore]
    Wow, this looks like it's going to be a very interesting community. I hope to find out a lot about this relatively obscure music scene.
    Tuesday, July 30th, 2002
    10:48 am
    [theplateauphase]
    The Factory Sampler
    This is the first post on the LiveJournal community Factory Benelux; I am the moderator, Ian. For a description of the club, I suggest that you visit here. Anything remotely related to any of the interests featured in the bio or the interest column on the aforementioned page is welcome to be discussed. Promotions of other communities and music will be tolerated as long as its at least remotely related to this club. For those of you who are unfamiliar with anything here, I guide you to this playlist located here, which features a recording of this broadcast and at least fifteen Factory-esque bands (quite a few of them are rarities). As you'll discover, this was broadcasted on the twentieth anniversary of the opening of Manchester, England's Hacienda club, which was a notorious Factory Records and New Order moderated dance/concert venue. Anyway, thank you for your time, and enjoy the community.

    -Ian


    Current Mood: artistic
    Current Music: Minny Pops - "Goddess"
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