Though formed in Manchester's late-'70s punk scene, A Certain Ratio used an increasing amount of electronics throughout the '80s to become more of a dancefloor-oriented band, much like Factory label-mates New Order. The group (whose ...
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From Soul Jazz (UK): A Certain Ratio was one of the first groups to sign to the legendary Factory Records in M...
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A Certain Ratio live on TV in 1985! Love those shorts, Jez!...
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Recorded live in 2005. ACR prove they still have what it takes after 27 years! Amazing stuff! New Order fans w...
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A Certain Ratio, along with Factory Record label mates Joy Division, New Order, Happy Mondays, and The Durutti...
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This is my favourite funk/jazz fusion influenced acid house music. Anime Music Video set to song by the britis...
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copyright of it s owner. if you like it, please buy it and support the band! thanks. from an early cd...
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A Certain Ratio Album To Each... Year 1981 Song Winter Hill Label Factory...
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A Certain Ratio Song From Album To Each... 1981 Blackest White Funk Ever, Shake The Shoulders!...
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A Certain Ratio -The Big E (I Wont Stop Loving You)...
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Rare footage of A Certin Ratio performing Shck Up on MTV in 1990. Back in the days when MTV actually played mu...
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Back to the start & Showcase filmed live at the Hacienda in July 82. A Certain Ratio at their funkiest!...
Mind Made Up Early Force Mind Made Up Live 1980 I'd Like to See You Again Live America 1985 Graveyard and the Ballroom [Bonus Tracks] Sextet [Bonus Tracks] To Each... [Bonus Tracks] Early Looking for a Certain Ratio Force Old and the New To Each... Change the Station Shack Up [1994] Force Up in Downsville Live in America Sextet Sextet Graveyard and the BallroomPlay radio station with songs similar to:
