Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The following is a list of items with recorded Factory Records numbers. The list primarily consists of music releases but also includes promotional graphics, film, etc. However, the list was not confined to creative output. A party (FAC-83), a lawsuit (FAC-61) and a cat (FAC-191) appear on the list along with other miscellany.Number allocation was only roughly chronological. Special numbers were reserved for significant Factory output: FACT-25 for Joy Division's Closer, FACT-50 for New Order's Movement, FACT-75 for New Order's Power, Corruption & Lies, FACT-100 for New Order's Low Life, FACT-200 for New Order's Substance, FACT-250 for Joy Division's Substance, etc. The final recording issued by Factory in 1992 bears the number FAC-372; nevertheless, a handful of recordings issued earlier (sometimes years earlier) have higher catalogue numbers. After the de facto dissolution of Factory Records in 1992, Factory co-founder Tony Wilson continued to assign Factory numbers to numerous events and magazine interviews through to his death in 2007. Other late-period Factory catalogue items include a film (FAC-401), a recording issued by another label (FACT-500), a poster for a 2004 memorial event honouring Rob Gretton(FAC-511), and Tony Wilson's own coffin (FAC-501).Note that several numbers (e.g., FAC-317/318/319) were multiply allocated to unrelated projects. As well, many of the catalogue numbers, especially those above FAC-330, weren't allocated at all (or were allocated to unreleased or unrealized projects). For Factory Benelux, see Factory Benelux discography."@en }
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- Factory_Records_discography abstract "The following is a list of items with recorded Factory Records numbers. The list primarily consists of music releases but also includes promotional graphics, film, etc. However, the list was not confined to creative output. A party (FAC-83), a lawsuit (FAC-61) and a cat (FAC-191) appear on the list along with other miscellany.Number allocation was only roughly chronological. Special numbers were reserved for significant Factory output: FACT-25 for Joy Division's Closer, FACT-50 for New Order's Movement, FACT-75 for New Order's Power, Corruption & Lies, FACT-100 for New Order's Low Life, FACT-200 for New Order's Substance, FACT-250 for Joy Division's Substance, etc. The final recording issued by Factory in 1992 bears the number FAC-372; nevertheless, a handful of recordings issued earlier (sometimes years earlier) have higher catalogue numbers. After the de facto dissolution of Factory Records in 1992, Factory co-founder Tony Wilson continued to assign Factory numbers to numerous events and magazine interviews through to his death in 2007. Other late-period Factory catalogue items include a film (FAC-401), a recording issued by another label (FACT-500), a poster for a 2004 memorial event honouring Rob Gretton(FAC-511), and Tony Wilson's own coffin (FAC-501).Note that several numbers (e.g., FAC-317/318/319) were multiply allocated to unrelated projects. As well, many of the catalogue numbers, especially those above FAC-330, weren't allocated at all (or were allocated to unreleased or unrealized projects). For Factory Benelux, see Factory Benelux discography.".
- Q5428778 abstract "The following is a list of items with recorded Factory Records numbers. The list primarily consists of music releases but also includes promotional graphics, film, etc. However, the list was not confined to creative output. A party (FAC-83), a lawsuit (FAC-61) and a cat (FAC-191) appear on the list along with other miscellany.Number allocation was only roughly chronological. Special numbers were reserved for significant Factory output: FACT-25 for Joy Division's Closer, FACT-50 for New Order's Movement, FACT-75 for New Order's Power, Corruption & Lies, FACT-100 for New Order's Low Life, FACT-200 for New Order's Substance, FACT-250 for Joy Division's Substance, etc. The final recording issued by Factory in 1992 bears the number FAC-372; nevertheless, a handful of recordings issued earlier (sometimes years earlier) have higher catalogue numbers. After the de facto dissolution of Factory Records in 1992, Factory co-founder Tony Wilson continued to assign Factory numbers to numerous events and magazine interviews through to his death in 2007. Other late-period Factory catalogue items include a film (FAC-401), a recording issued by another label (FACT-500), a poster for a 2004 memorial event honouring Rob Gretton(FAC-511), and Tony Wilson's own coffin (FAC-501).Note that several numbers (e.g., FAC-317/318/319) were multiply allocated to unrelated projects. As well, many of the catalogue numbers, especially those above FAC-330, weren't allocated at all (or were allocated to unreleased or unrealized projects). For Factory Benelux, see Factory Benelux discography.".