Factory Records: The Complete Graphic Album

Definitely a must for Factory record collectors and probably people with a keen interest in album art - although this is a paperback the cover is really good quality and obviously the New Order artwork is really eye catching. Each page features the numbered artwork and has interesting information about the designers. The print is excellent quality. A really good book to flick through with a cuppa

I bought this gift for my boyfriend who has more vinyl than the average record store. Like, too much. It causes some friction because there is no space for actual living. But I'm getting off topic. He loved the book. Great quality images and nicely curated. Would recommend!

Big beautiful book. Will be giving as a gift it was described as paperback but it's the poshest paperback I've ever seen! Lovely.

This is a must for any music lover. If you were lucky enough to experience the hacienda back in the day your a lucky human being. Nothing will ever come close. The artwork is magestic and so ahead of it’s time. True quality

Beautifully put together - but hey it is a series of pictures and information about Factory Sleeves, so was always going to be the business. One thing it does highlight though is how much a loss the downsizing to CD and modern packaging is.

Perfect album, illustrating the Factory Records story and the launched records. Essential for music fans!

for all fans of the Mancunian music scene. All the iconic designs that defined an important era.

A graphic compendium that lets you feel the history of one of the most important labels ever - all in one volume. A must for every Factory fanatic.

Happy with the coffee table book. If you're into Factory Records you will enjoy this.

Precis som hur Factory själva ägnade mycket möda åt utformningen av omslag och poster är denna bok på samma sätt välgenomtänkt.

A jump in the eighties to discover the major influence of Factory Records in music indie industry and particularly the design side with Peter Saville and others designers.The book has a perfect size. The printing is good but not excellent (China printing)

Ever since, I liked Factory Records, not only because of their music, but also as a label concept in itself. We can't deny the importance of Peter Saville for it's image, the same way we can't deny the importance of Vaughan Oliver and Nigel Grierson for 4AD, for instance. Graphic quality doesn't disappoint whatsoever. What this book provides is, not only to know the story of each and every record cover's design, but also the contributions of so many,(namely the band members themselves) for the final results; therefore it's a must have for Factory Records fans.

Magnifique ouvrage