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Virgin changed its "hippie" image in 1977 by taking on the Music/SexPistols, who had already burned their bridges at Creator/{{EMI}} and A&M. Not only did the Pistols and their spinoffs (most notably Music/PublicImageLtd) wind up staying with the label, Virgin was able to attract several PostPunk and NewWaveMusic acts such as Music/{{XTC}}, Music/{{Magazine}}, Music/{{Devo}}, Music/TheHumanLeague, The Records, Fingerprintz, The Ruts, The Members, and The Motors. During TheEighties, the company began signing more pop-oriented acts such as Music/CultureClub and Cutting Crew. By the beginning of TheNineties, Virgin had transformed into a mainstream label, spending huge amounts of money to sign Music/TheRollingStones and Music/JanetJackson. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada.In the midst of all this, Branson was able to further his Virgin brand into a successful international business whose assets have included an airline, a winery, and a mobile phone company, among many other products and services.
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Virgin changed its "hippie" image in 1977 by taking on the Music/SexPistols, who had already burned their bridges at Creator/{{EMI}} and A&M. Not only did the Pistols and their spinoffs (most notably Music/PublicImageLtd) wind up staying with the label, Virgin was able to attract several PostPunk and NewWaveMusic acts such as Music/{{XTC}}, Music/{{Magazine}}, Music/{{Devo}}, Music/TheHumanLeague, The Records, Fingerprintz, The Ruts, The Members, and The Motors. During TheEighties, the company began signing more pop-oriented acts such as Music/CultureClub and Cutting Crew. By the beginning of TheNineties, Virgin had transformed into a mainstream label, spending huge amounts of money to sign Music/TheRollingStones and Music/JanetJackson. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada. Two sublabels devoted to ClassicalMusic, Virgin Classics and Virgin Veritas, began operations. In the midst of all this, Branson was able to further his Virgin brand into a successful international business whose assets have included an airline, a winery, and a mobile phone company, among many other products and services.
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Virgin has humble origins; it was founded by counterculture entrepreneurs Richard Branson, Simon Draper, and Nik Powell in 1972, as an extension of a record store they already owned. Its first release, Music/MikeOldfield's ''Music/TubularBells'', was an eerie, [[EpicRocking 48-minute]] instrumental that hardly seemed like chart-topping material at first. However, when the album was featured on the soundtrack of ''Film/TheExorcist'', it became a critically acclaimed smash. Virgin soon established itself as a home for adventurous ProgressiveRock and {{Krautrock}} performers such as Music/TangerineDream, Kevin Coyne, Hatfield and the North, Faust, Music/HenryCow, Music/SlappHappy and Music/{{Gong}}.
Virgin changed its "hippie" image in 1977 by taking on the Music/SexPistols, who had already burned their bridges at Creator/{{EMI}} and A&M. Not only did the Pistols and their spinoffs (most notably Music/PublicImageLtd) wind up staying with the label, Virgin was able to attract several PostPunk and NewWaveMusic acts such as Music/{{XTC}}, Music/{{Magazine}}, Music/{{Devo}}, Music/TheHumanLeague, The Records, Fingerprintz, The Ruts, The Members, and The Motors. By TheEighties, the company began signing more pop-oriented acts such as Music/CultureClub and Cutting Crew. By the beginning of TheNineties, Virgin had transformed into a mainstream label, spending huge amounts of money to sign Music/TheRollingStones and Music/JanetJackson. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada.In the midst of all this, Branson was able to further his Virgin brand into a successful international business whose assets have included an airline, a winery, and a mobile phone company, among many other products and services.
Virgin changed its "hippie" image in 1977 by taking on the Music/SexPistols, who had already burned their bridges at Creator/{{EMI}} and A&M. Not only did the Pistols and their spinoffs (most notably Music/PublicImageLtd) wind up staying with the label, Virgin was able to attract several PostPunk and NewWaveMusic acts such as Music/{{XTC}}, Music/{{Magazine}}, Music/{{Devo}}, Music/TheHumanLeague, The Records, Fingerprintz, The Ruts, The Members, and The Motors. By TheEighties, the company began signing more pop-oriented acts such as Music/CultureClub and Cutting Crew. By the beginning of TheNineties, Virgin had transformed into a mainstream label, spending huge amounts of money to sign Music/TheRollingStones and Music/JanetJackson. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada.In the midst of all this, Branson was able to further his Virgin brand into a successful international business whose assets have included an airline, a winery, and a mobile phone company, among many other products and services.
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Virgin has humble origins; it was founded by counterculture entrepreneurs Richard Branson, Simon Draper, and Nik Powell in 1972, as an extension of a record store they already owned. Its first release, Music/MikeOldfield's ''Music/TubularBells'', was an album consisting of one track: an eerie, [[EpicRocking 48-minute]] instrumental (mostly) that hardly seemed like chart-topping material at first. However, when the album was featured on the soundtrack of ''Film/TheExorcist'', it became a critically acclaimed smash. Virgin soon established itself as a home for adventurous ProgressiveRock and {{Krautrock}} performers such as Music/TangerineDream, Kevin Coyne, Hatfield and the North, Faust, Music/HenryCow, Music/SlappHappy and Music/{{Gong}}.
Virgin changed its "hippie" image in 1977 by taking on the Music/SexPistols, who had already burned their bridges at Creator/{{EMI}} and A&M. Not only did the Pistols and their spinoffs (most notably Music/PublicImageLtd) wind up staying with the label, Virgin was able to attract several PostPunk and NewWaveMusic acts such as Music/{{XTC}}, Music/{{Magazine}}, Music/{{Devo}}, Music/TheHumanLeague, The Records, Fingerprintz, The Ruts, The Members, and The Motors.By During TheEighties, the company began signing more pop-oriented acts such as Music/CultureClub and Cutting Crew. By the beginning of TheNineties, Virgin had transformed into a mainstream label, spending huge amounts of money to sign Music/TheRollingStones and Music/JanetJackson. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada.In the midst of all this, Branson was able to further his Virgin brand into a successful international business whose assets have included an airline, a winery, and a mobile phone company, among many other products and services.
Virgin changed its "hippie" image in 1977 by taking on the Music/SexPistols, who had already burned their bridges at Creator/{{EMI}} and A&M. Not only did the Pistols and their spinoffs (most notably Music/PublicImageLtd) wind up staying with the label, Virgin was able to attract several PostPunk and NewWaveMusic acts such as Music/{{XTC}}, Music/{{Magazine}}, Music/{{Devo}}, Music/TheHumanLeague, The Records, Fingerprintz, The Ruts, The Members, and The Motors.
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Virgin changed its "hippie" image in 1977 by taking on the Music/SexPistols, who had already burned their bridges at Creator/{{EMI}} and A&M. Not only did the Pistols and their spinoffs (most notably Music/PublicImageLtd) wind up staying with the label, Virgin was able to attract several PostPunk and AlternativeRock NewWaveMusic acts such as Music/{{XTC}}, Music/{{Magazine}}, Music/{{Devo}}, Music/TheHumanLeague, The Records, Fingerprintz, The Ruts, The Members, and The Motors. By TheEighties, the company began signing more pop-oriented acts such as Music/CultureClub and Cutting Crew. By the beginning of TheNineties, Virgin had transformed into a mainstream label, spending huge amounts of money to sign Music/TheRollingStones and Music/JanetJackson. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada.In the midst of all this, Branson was able to further his Virgin brand into a successful international business whose assets have included an airline, a winery, and a mobile phone company, among many other products and services.
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Virgin changed its "hippie" image in 1977 by taking on the Music/SexPistols, who had already burned their bridges at Creator/{{EMI}} and A&M. Not only did the Pistols and their spinoffs (most notably Music/PublicImageLtd) wind up staying with the label, Virgin was able to attract several PostPunk and AlternativeRock acts such as Music/{{XTC}}, Music/{{Magazine}}, Music/{{Devo}}, Music/TheHumanLeague, Music/TheRecords, Music/{{Fingerprintz}}, The Records, Fingerprintz, The Ruts, The Members, and Music/TheMotors. The Motors. By TheEighties, the company began signing more pop-oriented acts such as Music/CultureClub and Music/CuttingCrew.Cutting Crew. By the beginning of TheNineties, Virgin had transformed into a mainstream label, spending huge amounts of money to sign Music/TheRollingStones and Music/JanetJackson. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada.In the midst of all this, Branson was able to further his Virgin brand into a successful international business whose assets have included an airline, a winery, and a mobile phone company, among many other products and services.
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Virgin Records was a British record label, founded by counterculture entrepreneurs Richard Branson, Simon Draper, and Nik Powell in 1972, as an extension of a record store they already owned. Its first release, Music/MikeOldfield's ''Music/TubularBells'', was an eerie, [[EpicRocking 48-minute]] instrumental that hardly seemed like chart-topping material at first. However, when the album was featured on the soundtrack of ''Film/TheExorcist'', it became a critically acclaimed smash. Virgin soon established itself as a home for adventurous ProgressiveRock and {{Krautrock}} performers such as Music/TangerineDream, Kevin Coyne, Hatfield and the North, Faust, Music/HenryCow, Music/SlappHappy and Music/{{Gong}}.
Virgin changed its image in 1977 by taking on the Music/SexPistols, who had already burned their bridges at Creator/{{EMI}} and A&M. Not only did the Pistols and their spinoffs (most notably Music/PublicImageLtd) wind up staying with the label, Virgin was able to attract several PostPunk and AlternativeRock acts such as Music/{{XTC}}, Music/{{Magazine}}, Music/{{Devo}}, Music/TheHumanLeague, Music/TheRecords, Music/{{Fingerprintz}}, and Music/TheMotors. By TheEighties, the company began signing more pop-oriented acts such as Music/CultureClub and Music/CuttingCrew. By the beginning of TheNineties, Virgin had transformed into a mainstream label, spending huge amounts of money to sign Music/TheRollingStones and Music/JanetJackson. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada.In the midst of all this, Branson was able to further his Virgin brand into a successful international business whose assets have included an airline, a winery, and a mobile phone company, among many other products and services.
Virgin changed its image in 1977 by taking on the Music/SexPistols, who had already burned their bridges at Creator/{{EMI}} and A&M. Not only did the Pistols and their spinoffs (most notably Music/PublicImageLtd) wind up staying with the label, Virgin was able to attract several PostPunk and AlternativeRock acts such as Music/{{XTC}}, Music/{{Magazine}}, Music/{{Devo}}, Music/TheHumanLeague, Music/TheRecords, Music/{{Fingerprintz}}, and Music/TheMotors. By TheEighties, the company began signing more pop-oriented acts such as Music/CultureClub and Music/CuttingCrew. By the beginning of TheNineties, Virgin had transformed into a mainstream label, spending huge amounts of money to sign Music/TheRollingStones and Music/JanetJackson. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada.In the midst of all this, Branson was able to further his Virgin brand into a successful international business whose assets have included an airline, a winery, and a mobile phone company, among many other products and services.
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Virgin Records was is a British record label, label with a long, colorful history and one of the most diverse catalogues in the music industry.
Virgin has humble origins; it was founded by counterculture entrepreneurs Richard Branson, Simon Draper, and Nik Powell in 1972, as an extension of a record store they already owned. Its first release, Music/MikeOldfield's ''Music/TubularBells'', was an eerie, [[EpicRocking 48-minute]] instrumental that hardly seemed like chart-topping material at first. However, when the album was featured on the soundtrack of ''Film/TheExorcist'', it became a critically acclaimed smash. Virgin soon established itself as a home for adventurous ProgressiveRock and {{Krautrock}} performers such as Music/TangerineDream, Kevin Coyne, Hatfield and the North, Faust, Music/HenryCow, Music/SlappHappy and Music/{{Gong}}.
Virgin changed its "hippie" image in 1977 by taking on the Music/SexPistols, who had already burned their bridges at Creator/{{EMI}} and A&M. Not only did the Pistols and their spinoffs (most notably Music/PublicImageLtd) wind up staying with the label, Virgin was able to attract several PostPunk and AlternativeRock acts such as Music/{{XTC}}, Music/{{Magazine}}, Music/{{Devo}}, Music/TheHumanLeague, Music/TheRecords, Music/{{Fingerprintz}}, and Music/TheMotors. By TheEighties, the company began signing more pop-oriented acts such as Music/CultureClub and Music/CuttingCrew. By the beginning of TheNineties, Virgin had transformed into a mainstream label, spending huge amounts of money to sign Music/TheRollingStones and Music/JanetJackson. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada.In the midst of all this, Branson was able to further his Virgin brand into a successful international business whose assets have included an airline, a winery, and a mobile phone company, among many other products and services.
Virgin has humble origins; it was founded by counterculture entrepreneurs Richard Branson, Simon Draper, and Nik Powell in 1972, as an extension of a record store they already owned. Its first release, Music/MikeOldfield's ''Music/TubularBells'', was an eerie, [[EpicRocking 48-minute]] instrumental that hardly seemed like chart-topping material at first. However, when the album was featured on the soundtrack of ''Film/TheExorcist'', it became a critically acclaimed smash. Virgin soon established itself as a home for adventurous ProgressiveRock and {{Krautrock}} performers such as Music/TangerineDream, Kevin Coyne, Hatfield and the North, Faust, Music/HenryCow, Music/SlappHappy and Music/{{Gong}}.
Virgin changed its "hippie" image in 1977 by taking on the Music/SexPistols, who had already burned their bridges at Creator/{{EMI}} and A&M. Not only did the Pistols and their spinoffs (most notably Music/PublicImageLtd) wind up staying with the label, Virgin was able to attract several PostPunk and AlternativeRock acts such as Music/{{XTC}}, Music/{{Magazine}}, Music/{{Devo}}, Music/TheHumanLeague, Music/TheRecords, Music/{{Fingerprintz}}, and Music/TheMotors. By TheEighties, the company began signing more pop-oriented acts such as Music/CultureClub and Music/CuttingCrew. By the beginning of TheNineties, Virgin had transformed into a mainstream label, spending huge amounts of money to sign Music/TheRollingStones and Music/JanetJackson. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada.In the midst of all this, Branson was able to further his Virgin brand into a successful international business whose assets have included an airline, a winery, and a mobile phone company, among many other products and services.
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Virgin changed in 1977 by taking on the Music/SexPistols, who had alrady burned their bridges at Creator/{{EMI}} and A&M. With the label's success, Branson was able to further his ''Virgin'' brand into a successful international business. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada.
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Virgin changed its image in 1977 by taking on the Music/SexPistols, who had alrady already burned their bridges at Creator/{{EMI}} and A&M. With Not only did the label's success, Branson Pistols and their spinoffs (most notably Music/PublicImageLtd) wind up staying with the label, Virgin was able to further his ''Virgin'' brand attract several PostPunk and AlternativeRock acts such as Music/{{XTC}}, Music/{{Magazine}}, Music/{{Devo}}, Music/TheHumanLeague, Music/TheRecords, Music/{{Fingerprintz}}, and Music/TheMotors. By TheEighties, the company began signing more pop-oriented acts such as Music/CultureClub and Music/CuttingCrew. By the beginning of TheNineties, Virgin had transformed into a successful international business. mainstream label, spending huge amounts of money to sign Music/TheRollingStones and Music/JanetJackson. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada.
Canada.In the midst of all this, Branson was able to further his Virgin brand into a successful international business whose assets have included an airline, a winery, and a mobile phone company, among many other products and services.
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[[caption-width-right:240:The original Virgin logo (1972-77), designed by Roger Dean.]]
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Virgin Records was a British record label, founded by entrepreneurs Richard Branson, Simon Draper, and Nik Powell in 1972. Its first release, ''Music/TubularBells'', was critically acclaimed, and allowed the group to establish itself. Further success was found in 1977, when the label signed on the Music/SexPistols. With the label's success, Branson was able to further his ''Virgin'' brand into a successful international business. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada.
Virgin Records was a British record label, founded by entrepreneurs Richard Branson, Simon Draper, and Nik Powell in 1972. Its first release, ''Music/TubularBells'', was critically acclaimed, and allowed the group to establish itself. Further success was found in 1977, when the label signed on the Music/SexPistols. With the label's success, Branson was able to further his ''Virgin'' brand into a successful international business. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada.
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In 1992, the label was purchased by [[Creator/{{EMI}} Thorn EMI]]. In 2007, it was merged with Creator/CapitolRecords to form the Capitol Music Group. In 2013, after EMI's demise, ownership of Virgin Records passed to Creator/UniversalMusicGroup, which merged it with Creator/MercuryRecords' UK branch to form Virgin EMI Records, which remains active today.
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In 1992, the label was purchased by [[Creator/{{EMI}} Thorn EMI]]. In 2007, it was merged with Creator/CapitolRecords to form the Capitol Music Group. In 2013, after EMI's demise, ownership of Virgin Records passed to Creator/UniversalMusicGroup, which merged it with Creator/MercuryRecords' UK branch to form Virgin EMI Records, which remains active today.
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In 1992, the label was purchased by [[Creator/{{EMI}} Thorn EMI]]. In 2007, it was merged with Creator/CapitolRecords to form the Capitol Music Group. In 2013, after EMI's demise, ownership of Virgin Records passed to Creator/UniversalMusicGroup, which merged it with Creator/MercuryRecords' UK branch to form Virgin EMI Records, which remains active today.
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In 1992, the label was purchased by [[Creator/{{EMI}} Thorn EMI]]. In 2007, it was merged with Creator/CapitolRecords to form the Capitol Music Group. In 2013, after EMI's demise, ownership of Virgin Records passed to Creator/UniversalMusicGroup, which merged it with Creator/MercuryRecords' UK branch to form Virgin EMI Records, which remains active today.today.
!!Original Virgin Records artists
* [[Creator/AlisonSudol A Fine Frenzy]]
* Music/GeorgeMichael
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* Music/{{Bastille}}
* Music/BlackSabbath
* Music/CarrieUnderwood
* George Michael
* Music/{{Halsey}}
* Music/{{Lorde}}
* Music/{{Mika}}
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* [[Creator/AlisonSudol A Fine Frenzy]]
* Music/GeorgeMichael
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* Music/{{Bastille}}
* Music/BlackSabbath
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In 1992, the label was purchased by [[Creator/EMI Thorn EMI]]. In 2007, it was merged with Creator/CapitolRecords to form the Capitol Music Group. In 2013, after EMI's demise, ownership of Virgin Records passed to ''Creator/UniversalMusicGroup'', which merged it with Creator/MercuryRecords' UK branch to form Virgin EMI Records, which remains active today.
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In 1992, the label was purchased by [[Creator/EMI [[Creator/{{EMI}} Thorn EMI]]. In 2007, it was merged with Creator/CapitolRecords to form the Capitol Music Group. In 2013, after EMI's demise, ownership of Virgin Records passed to ''Creator/UniversalMusicGroup'', Creator/UniversalMusicGroup, which merged it with Creator/MercuryRecords' UK branch to form Virgin EMI Records, which remains active today.
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Virgin Records was a British record label, founded by entrepreneurs Richard Branson, Simon Draper, and Nik Powell in 1972. Its first release, ''Music/TubularBells'', was critically acclaimed, and allowed the group to establish itself. Further success was found in 1977, when the label signed on the Music/SexPistols. With the label's success, Branson was able to further his ''Virgin'' brand into a successful international business. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada.
In 1992, the label was purchased by [[Creator/EMI Thorn EMI]]. In 2007, it was merged with Creator/CapitolRecords to form the Capitol Music Group. In 2013, after EMI's demise, ownership of Virgin Records passed to ''Creator/UniversalMusicGroup'', which merged it with Creator/MercuryRecords' UK branch to form Virgin EMI Records, which remains active today.
Virgin Records was a British record label, founded by entrepreneurs Richard Branson, Simon Draper, and Nik Powell in 1972. Its first release, ''Music/TubularBells'', was critically acclaimed, and allowed the group to establish itself. Further success was found in 1977, when the label signed on the Music/SexPistols. With the label's success, Branson was able to further his ''Virgin'' brand into a successful international business. Subsidiary labels were established in other countries, including the United States and Canada.
In 1992, the label was purchased by [[Creator/EMI Thorn EMI]]. In 2007, it was merged with Creator/CapitolRecords to form the Capitol Music Group. In 2013, after EMI's demise, ownership of Virgin Records passed to ''Creator/UniversalMusicGroup'', which merged it with Creator/MercuryRecords' UK branch to form Virgin EMI Records, which remains active today.
