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Sale Yes Please! – Eau de Parfum – 100ml

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Beschreibung

Manchester in den 80er Jahren – Eisenbahnschienen, alte Lagerhallen und eine Energie wie keine andere. Legendäre Bands, die später Weltrekorde aufstellten, spielten in überfüllten Clubs, in denen alle und alles zu einer Einheit verschmolzen. Eine Zeit, in der sich die Menschen miteinander verbunden fühlten und in der unvergessliche Nächte mit Tanz, Musik und nächtlichen Späßen das Einzige zu sein schienen, was zählte. Frisch, aromatisch, knackig in der Kopfnote mit Zitrone und Wacholder, dann weich mit reichem, krautigem Thymian und Rosmarin und pudriger Rose. Pinienartige, frische Amyris mit trockener, holziger Zypresse und weicher Zeder runden dann diesen frischen, pinienartigen und aromatischen Duft ab.

Kopfnoten: Kardamom, Zitrone, Wacholder, Gurke
Herznoten: Thymian, Rosmarin, Rose
Basisnoten: Amyris, Zypresse, Zedernholz

Behind the Fragrance

Johan Bergelin: Post-industrial Manchester in the 80s: crumbling warehouses and railway archesand an urge for experimentaion. Suddenly, everything came together: the beats, the dance, the substances. The very hub around which everything revolved was, arguably, Factory Records and extended into their groundbreaking clubThe Haçienda. The legendary records label merged talent from the realms of music, art and films to create one of the most significant, and last, youth mivements of the 20th century. Perhaps you even own one of those faded black T-shirts bearing the renowned cover art from Unkown Pleasures, the first album by Joy Division or the best-selling 12 single of all time, Blue Monday by New Order. Iconic bands such as Happy Mondays and Stone Roses also rose to fame and Manchester became Madchester, the center of the universe.“

Yes Please! Fragrance JourneyCreative Freedom

At the local pub, head of Factory Records Tony Wilson and band members are smoking, drinking lager and playing pool. Music is heard in the background and old postcards and pictures are stuck to the top of the bar.- How are you doing? All right?- Hello, lm here. Alright, Tone?Tony clinks two beer bottles to get everybodys attention.- The majors are the status quo and were not, were the anarchists. lts gonna be like a co-op, were all gonna share in the proceeds. We pay for the costs and everything and the rest of it is 50/50. 50 Factory, 50 percent goes to the artist. Alans gonna be head of business affairs.Someone presents a small reddish-brown piece of hash for everyone to smell, and a hand-rolled joint is passed around.- lts Red Leb, that. Have you smelt it? Smell that. Smell that.- Im giving you total creative freedom. Right? lts dead fucking simple. You dont like us: you fuck off. l dont like you: l fuck off. lll write you a contract saying theres no contract in me own blood. lll do it if you want.- Not in his own blood!- lll do it!- You write it… in your own blood.- No, dont give him the dirty knife.- ln the wo… ln the words of the great prophet, l dares do owt.Using a large folding knife with wooden handle and golden details, Tony draws blood from his left thumb, and begins writing the contract.- Oh, it aint legal, this. Come on.- Oh, hes done it! Hes done it!- There you go. Real blood.- I. Tony.- How can you read that? Im not sure thatd stand up in court!- What more do you want? Hes written the contract in his own blood!

The Fragrance Journey of Yes Please! Eau de Parfum is based on a scene from the film 24 hour Party People (2002) written by Frank Cottrell Boyce and directed by Michael Winterbottom

Fragrance Family

  • Zitrisch

Prägende Duftnote

  • Zedernholz

Fragrance Vibe

  • Belebend

Parfumeur

  • Johan Bergelin

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