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Manic Street Preachers in New York - Video Blog

Dan Martin interviews Manic Street Preachers' Nicky Wire after the band's show at Webster Hall, New York, October 7.

Kasabian Takeover - Part One Interview

In part one of a three part Kasabian special, the band explain how they wanted to experiment and create a "far out record" with 'West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum'. Plus NME's Chris Martin shares why the record blew...

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Martin Hannett and Tony Wilson at Strawberry Studios in July 1980 (06:30)

Martin explains to Tony how his 'Sound Box' works

New Order's Play At Home - Martin Hannett Interview Clips (02:11)

In 1983 New Order made their own documentary called Play At Home for Channel 4. It was an examination of Factory Records, the label they were on. Various figures from the label's history were interviewed by different...

The High - A Minor Turn (Martin Hannett version ) (03:41)

The High - A Minor Turn (Hannett Mix), lp Somewhere Soon 1990

Martin Hannett - Radio 1 Interview (02:51)

Legendary Factory Records producer Martin Hannett gets interviewed by Radio 1 about his work with various Manchester bands. Broadcast Date: 15/09/79

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Martin Hannett Biography

Martin Hannett (born Manchester, Lancashire, England 31 May 1948 - 18 April 1991), sometimes credited as Martin Zero, was a record producer who helped develop Joy Division and was an original partner in Factory Records with Tony Wilson. Hannett's trademark sound, most apparent on Joy Division's debut album Unknown Pleasures and its follow-up, Closer, is sparse and eerie, complementing frontman Ian Curtis' baritone vocals.

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