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Go! Discs

Go! Discs was a London-based record label, launched in 1983 from offices in Wendell Road, Shepherd's Bush, by Andy Macdonald and Lesley Symons. The pair founded the label after Macdonald left his job as press officer at Stiff Records, and Symons provided the seed funding. The first signing to the label was Billy Bragg and early releases also came from…

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Genre
Various
Founded
1983; 1999 (relaunch)
Location
Hammersmith, London
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Defunct
1996
Distributors
Chrysalis Records (1983–1996) Mercury Records UK (back catalogue, 1996–2013) Virgin EMI Records (back catalogue, 2013–2020) EMI Records (back catalogue, 2020–present)

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Go! Discs

Nodes40
Edges39
Triples24
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.05
Components1

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Go! Discs

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related to Andy Macdonald and Independiente · 15
Go! Discs → After, Andy Macdonald, Discs, Embrace, Go, Howling Bells, Independiente, Independiente Records, Malian, Paul Weller, PolyGram, Roddy Frame, So Solid Crew, Tinariwen, Travis
Country of origin · 1
Go! Discs → United Kingdom
Defunct · 1
Go! Discs → 1996
Distributors · 1
Go! Discs → Chrysalis Records (1983–1996) Mercury Records UK (back catalogue, 1996–2013) Virgin EMI Records (back catalogue, 2013–2020) EMI Records (back catalogue, 2020–present)
Founded · 1
Go! Discs → 1983; 1999 (relaunch)
Founder · 1
Go! Discs → Andy Macdonald, Lesley Symons
Genre · 1
Go! Discs → Various
Location · 1
Go! Discs → Hammersmith, London
Parent company · 1
Go! Discs → Independent (1983–1996, 1999–present) Universal Music Group (1996–present; back catalogue)
Status · 1
Go! Discs → Dormant

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Go! DiscsCountry of originUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
Go! DiscsDefunct19961.00infobox
Go! DiscsDistributorsChrysalis Records (1983–1996) Mercury Records UK (back catalogue, 1996–2013) Virgin EMI Records (back catalogue, 2013–2020) EMI Records (back catalogue, 2020–present)1.00infobox
Go! DiscsFounded1983; 1999 (relaunch)1.00infobox
Go! DiscsFounderAndy Macdonald, Lesley Symons1.00infobox
Go! DiscsGenreVarious1.00infobox
Go! DiscsLocationHammersmith, London1.00infobox
Go! DiscsParent companyIndependent (1983–1996, 1999–present) Universal Music Group (1996–present; back catalogue)1.00infobox
Go! DiscsStatusDormant1.00infobox
Go! Discsrelated to Andy Macdonald and IndependienteAfter0.60section
Go! Discsrelated to Andy Macdonald and IndependienteGo0.60section
Go! Discsrelated to Andy Macdonald and IndependienteDiscs0.60section

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