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19-69 - Yes Please!Der Duft ist eine Hommage an Madchester: eine kulturelle und musikalische Bewegung, die eine ganze ra prgte. Johan Bergelin: Das postindustrielle Manchester in den 80er Jahren: verfallende Lagerhuser und Eisenbahnbrcken und der Drang zum Experimentieren. Pltzlich kam alles zusammen: die Beats, der Tanz, die Substanzen. Der Dreh und Angelpunkt, um den sich alles drehte, war wohl Factory Records mit seinem bahnbrechenden Club The Haienda. Das legendre

Der Duft ist eine Hommage an Madchester: eine kulturelle und musikalische Bewegung, die eine ganze Ära prägte.

Johan Bergelin: „Das postindustrielle Manchester in den 80er Jahren: verfallende Lagerhäuser und Eisenbahnbrücken – und der Drang zum Experimentieren. Plötzlich kam alles zusammen: die Beats, der Tanz, die Substanzen. Der Dreh- und Angelpunkt, um den sich alles drehte, war wohl Factory Records mit seinem bahnbrechenden Club – The Haçienda. Das legendäre Plattenlabel vereinte Talente aus den Bereichen Musik, Kunst und Film und schuf damit eine der bedeutendsten und letzten Jugendbewegungen des 20. Jahrhunderts. Vielleicht besitzen Sie sogar eines dieser verblichenen schwarzen T-Shirts mit dem berühmten Cover von Unkown Pleasures, dem ersten Album von Joy Division, oder die meistverkaufte 12″-Single aller Zeiten, Blue Monday von New Order. Ikonische Bands wie Happy Mondays und Stone Roses wurden ebenfalls berühmt und Manchester wurde zum ‚Madchester‘, dem Zentrum des Universums.“

Yes Please! Fragrance Journey – kreative Freiheit
In der örtlichen Kneipe rauchen der Chef von Factory Records, Tony Wilson, und die Bandmitglieder, trinken Lagerbier und spielen Billard. Im Hintergrund ist Musik zu hören, und an der Theke kleben alte Postkarten und Bilder.

- Na, wie geht's? Alles klar?

- Hallo, ich bin hier. Alles klar, Tone?

Tony stößt mit zwei Bierflaschen an, um die Aufmerksamkeit aller zu erregen.

- Die Großen sind der Status Quo und wir nicht, wir sind die Anarchisten. Es wird wie eine Genossenschaft sein, wir teilen uns alle die Einnahmen. Wir zahlen für die Kosten und alles und der Rest ist 50/50. 50 Factory, 50 Prozent gehen an den Künstler. Alan wird sich um die geschäftlichen Angelegenheiten kümmern.

Jemand zeigt ein kleines rötlich-braunes Stück Haschisch, damit jeder daran riechen kann, und ein handgerollter Joint wird herumgereicht.

- Das ist Red Leb, das. Habt ihr es gerochen? Riech daran. Riech daran.

- Ich gebe euch totale kreative Freiheit. Richtig? Es ist verdammt einfach. Wenn du uns nicht magst, dann verpiss dich. Ich kann euch nicht leiden: Ich verpiss mich. Ich schreibe dir einen Vertrag, in dem ich mit meinem Blut schreibe, dass es keinen Vertrag gibt. Ich mach's, wenn du willst.

- Nicht mit seinem eigenen Blut!
- Ich tue es!
- Du schreibst ihn... mit deinem eigenen Blut.
- Nein, gib ihm nicht das schmutzige Messer.
- Mit den Worten des großen Propheten: „Ich traue mich, etwas zu tun.“

Mit einem großen Klappmesser mit Holzgriff und goldenen Verzierungen nimmt Tony Blut aus seinem linken Daumen und beginnt, den Vertrag zu schreiben.

- Oh, das ist nicht legal. Ach, komm schon.
- Oh, er hat es geschafft! Er hat's geschafft!
- Da hast du's. Echtes Blut.
- I … Tony …
- Wie kannst du das lesen? Ich bin mir nicht sicher, ob das vor Gericht standhalten würde!
- Was wollen Sie denn noch? Er hat den Vertrag mit seinem eigenen Blut geschrieben!

Die Duftreise von Yes Please! Eau de Parfum basiert auf einer Szene aus dem Film 24 hour Party People (2002), geschrieben von Frank Cottrell Boyce und gedreht von Michael Winterbottom.

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