Factus Twelve 12c 1st Press NEW ORDER Power Corruption & Lies 1983 NEAR MINT US
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Power, Corruption & Lies ?(Cass, Album) Factory (US), Factory (US) Factus 12C, Factus 12 C

[The Sleeve's price sticker says "IMPORT K" this pressing IS NOT an Import..............] 

The second album by New Order, released in May 1983. With its electronic-based sound it marks the definitive turning away from the rather gloomy predecessor and the Joy Division legacy. The album was included in the top 100 albums of the 1980s lists in the Rolling Stone magazine.

 Peter Saville's design for the album cover has a colour-based code, similar to the New Order singles Blue Monday and Confusion as well as the Section 25 album From The Hip. The decoding wheel is featured on the back cover (and on the cassette insert. The code on the front sleeve is "FACT 75". The code for the CD front cover is "FACD 75". The code for the inner sleeve is "New Order Power Corruption And Lies".

The inner sleeve is a reproduction of the painting "A Basket of Roses" by French artist Henri Fantin-Latour, found by Saville on a postcard bought at the National Gallery. His then girlfriend Martha Ladly asked him if he was going to use it for the cover and he then realized it was indeed a great idea.  

  


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