Osborne, R.

I curse your preoccupation with your record collection: The Fall on vinyl 1978-83

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Osborne, R. 2010. I curse your preoccupation with your record collection: The Fall on vinyl 1978-83. in: Goddard, M. and Halligan, B. (ed.) Mark E. Smith and The Fall: art, music and politics Farnham, UK Ashgate. pp. 67-75

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Chapter title	I curse your preoccupation with your record collection: The Fall on vinyl 1978-83
Authors	Osborne, R.
Abstract	This chapter is in a book that is based upon papers given at the conference Messing Up The Paintwork, Salford University, 9 May 2008, the first conference to be based on the work of the Manchester band, The Fall. My chapter is based on research that I have undertaken for my monograph on the vinyl record, which is then related to the output of the band.
Page range	67-75
Book title	Mark E. Smith and The Fall: art, music and politics
Editors	Goddard, M. and Halligan, B.
Publisher	Ashgate
Place of publication	Farnham, UK
Series	Ashgate Popular and Folk Music Series
Hardcover	9780754668626
Publication dates
Print	01 May 2010
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Deposited	02 Mar 2012
Output status	Published
Publisher's version	014_Chap_5_Osborne.pdf
Copyright Statement	Used by permission of the Publishers from ''I curse your preoccupation with your record collection': The Fall on vinyl 1978-83', in Mark E. Smith and The Fall: Art, Music and Politics ed. Michael Goddard and Benjamin Halligan (Farnham: Ashgate, 2010), pp. 123-132. Copyright © 2010
Web address (URL)	http://www.ashgate.com/isbn/9780754668626
Language	English

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