Vertigo
Multinational label. Label Code: LC 1633 / LC 01633 Vertigo was launched by in the UK on 7 November 1969 and quickly adopted by other labels in the global group outside North America. In 1971, the label was introduced in the US by the Phonogram subsidiary . The label was initially known for releasing many very popular progressive rock albums in the 1970s. Today the label is owned by the . The original "swirl" logo was based off a work by Marina Apollonio created in 1967. This logo, that remained in use throughout the label's existence, was used as label design between 1969 and 1973, fully adorning the A-side with the complete tracklist on a plain white (or in the case of , black) B-side. In early 1973 the label design was changed to the equally iconic "spaceship" painted by , which appeared in a variety of blues and greens throughout the '70s, plus rare alternate shades in specific
Dans l’atlas
- Geboren Um Zu Leben, Unheilig (2010) : Neue Deutsche Haerte
- Autobahn, Kraftwerk (1974) : Proto-Techno
- Tainted Love, Soft Cell (1981) : Synth-pop
Les sorties les plus connues
- Yello, Stella (1985)
- Kavinsky, Outrun (2013)
- Yello, 1980 - 1985 The New Mix In One Go (1986)
- The Rapture, Echoes (2003)
- Stromae, Cheese (2010)
- Philip Lynott, The Philip Lynott Album (1982)
- Metallica, The Unnamed Feeling (2004)
- Kraftwerk, Exceller 8 (1975)