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A Certain Ratio

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Formed in Manchester, England, UK in 1978.

A Certain Ratio took their name from the lyrics of Brian Eno's song "The True Wheel", taken from his album "Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)" (1974).
Sites:
acrmcr.com, factoryrecords.info/acr.html, MySpace
Aliases:
Sir Horatio
Members:
Andy Connell, Denise Johnson, Donald Johnson, Jez Kerr, Liam Mullan, Martha Tilson, Martin Moscrop, Peter Terrell, Simon Topping, Tony Quigley
Variations:
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The Graveyard And The Ballroom

◄ (11 versions) 		Factory 1980

To Each...

◄ (10 versions) 		Factory 1981

Sextet

◄ (10 versions) 		Factory 1982

I'd Like To See You Again

◄ (6 versions) 		Factory, Factory 1982

Live In America

◄ (5 versions) 		Dojo 1986

Force

◄ (9 versions) 		Factory, Factory 1986

Good Together

◄ (4 versions) 		1989

acr:mcr

◄ (2 versions) 		1990

Looking For A Certain Ratio...

◄ (6 versions) 		Creation Records 1994

Change The Station

(CD, Album) 		Robs Records, Robs Records 1996

Live In Groningen (Holland) 26.10.1980

◄ (2 versions) 		LTM Publishing (Les Temps Modernes) 2005

Mind Made Up

◄ (2 versions) 		Le Maquis 2008

Singles & EPs

All Night Party

◄ (2 versions) 		Factory 1979

Flight

◄ (2 versions) 		Factory 1980

Shack Up

◄ (7 versions) 		Factory Benelux, Les Disques Du Crépuscule 1980

The Double 12"

◄ (2 versions) 		Factory 1981

Do The Du (casse)

(12") 		Factory (US) 1981

Waterline

(12") 		Factory 1981

Knife Slits Water

◄ (3 versions) 		Factory 1982

Guess Who?

◄ (2 versions) 		Factory Benelux 1982

I Need Someone Tonite

◄ (5 versions) 		Factory 1983

Lifes A Scream

◄ (3 versions) 		Factory 1984

Brazilia

◄ (2 versions) 		Factory Benelux 1984

Wild Party

◄ (4 versions) 		Factory 1985

Mickey Way (The Candy Bar)

◄ (2 versions) 		Factory, Factory 1986
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Review by Crijevo Apr 14, 2004
Now this is funk - once cold and catchy, now warm and catchy... true luxury of the beat. Sexy, oh yes... and whatever you find by them - grab it! Your legs are waiting. Highly recommended: 'Faceless' (from 'Graveyard and the Ballroom'), 'Life's a Scream', Felch (from '... to Each'), Skipscada, Knife Slits Water (from 'Sextet')... Soul Jazz Records wrote New Order might be the first to push this kind of thing to international stardom but while they were operating as Joy Division, ACR were there light years before....
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