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Track List
01) Anarchy in the U.K.
02) 24 Hour Party People (Jon Carter's main voca
03) Transmission
04) Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Should
05) Janie Jones
06) New Dawn Fades
07) Atmosphere
08) Otis
09) Voodoo Ray
10) Temptation
11) Loose Fit
12) Pacific State
13) Blue Monday
14) Move Your Body
15) She's Lost Control
16) Hallelujah (club mix)
17) Here to Stay
18) Love Will Tear Us Apart
01) Anarchy in the U.K.
02) 24 Hour Party People (Jon Carter's main voca
03) Transmission
04) Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Should
05) Janie Jones
06) New Dawn Fades
07) Atmosphere
08) Otis
09) Voodoo Ray
10) Temptation
11) Loose Fit
12) Pacific State
13) Blue Monday
14) Move Your Body
15) She's Lost Control
16) Hallelujah (club mix)
17) Here to Stay
18) Love Will Tear Us Apart
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First Released
2002
Alternative Rock
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Punk
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Medium
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The soundtrack to 24 Hour Party People features songs by artists closely associated with Factory Records who were depicted in the film. These include Happy Mondays, Joy Division (later to become New Order) and The Durutti Column. Manchester band the Buzzcocks are featured, as are The Clash. The album begins with "Anarchy in the U.K." by the Sex Pistols, the band credited in the film with inspiring Factory Records co-founder Tony Wilson to devote himself to promoting music.
New tracks recorded for the album include Joy Division's "New Dawn Fades", from a concert performance by New Order with Moby and Billy Corgan.
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The soundtrack to 24 Hour Party People features songs by artists closely associated with Factory Records who were depicted in the film. These include Happy Mondays, Joy Division (later to become New Order) and The Durutti Column. Manchester band the Buzzcocks are featured, as are The Clash. The album begins with "Anarchy in the U.K." by the Sex Pistols, the band credited in the film with inspiring Factory Records co-founder Tony Wilson to devote himself to promoting music.
New tracks recorded for the album include Joy Division's "New Dawn Fades", from a concert performance by New Order with Moby and Billy Corgan.
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