Frankie Goes to Hollywood | ||
| Allmusic Biography : On the back of an enormous publicity campaign, Frankie Goes to Hollywood dominated British music in 1984. Frankies dance-pop borrowed heavily from the then-current Hi-NRG movement, adding a slick pop sensibility and production. What really distinguished the group was not their music, but their marketing campaign. With a series of slogans, T-shirts, and homoerotic videos, the band caused enormous controversy in England and managed to create some sensations in the United States. However, the Frankie sensation was finished as soon as it was started; by the release of their second album, Liverpool, in 1986, the groups audience had virtually disappeared. Based in Liverpool, Frankie Goes to Hollywood formed in 1980, comprising ex-Big in Japan vocalist Holly Johnson, vocalist Paul Rutherford, guitarist Nasher Nash, bassist Mark OToole, and drummer Peter Gill. Originally, the group was called Hollycaust, but they changed their name to Frankie Goes to Hollywood -- taken from an old headline about Frank Sinatras acting career -- by the end of the year. The band didnt make anything of note until 1982, when they appeared on the British television program The Tube with a rough version of the video for "Relax." The appearance attracted attention from several record labels as well as record producer Trevor Horn. Horn contacted the band and signed them to his label, ZTT. Late in 1983, Frankies first single, the Horn-produced "Relax"/"Ferry Cross the Mersey," was released. A driving dance number, "Relax" featured sexually suggestive lyrics that would soon lead to great controversy. Around the time of the release of "Relax," Frankies promotional director, Paul Morley, a former music journalist, orchestrated a massive, intricate marketing campaign that soon paid off in spades. Morley designed T-shirts that read "Relax" and "Frankie Says...," which eventually appeared across the country. The group began playing up their stylish, campy homosexual imagery, especially in the first video for "Relax." The video was banned by British TV and a new version was shot. Similarly, Radio 1 banned the single and the rest of the BBC radio and television networks quickly banned the record as well. Consequently, "Relax" shot to number one in January of 1984 and soon sold over a million copies. Frankies second single, the political "Two Tribes," was released in June of 1984. The single, which was also produced by Trevor Horn, entered the charts at number one; it went gold in seven days. "Two Tribes" stayed at number one for nine weeks and eventually sold over a million copies. While it was on the top of the charts, "Relax" went back up the charts, peaking at number two. Frankie mania had taken England by storm, yet it took a while to catch on in America. "Relax" peaked at number 67 in the spring of 1984, while "Two Tribes" just missed the Top 40 in the fall. Welcome to the Pleasuredome, the bands Trevor Horn-produced debut double album, entered the U.K. charts at number one and their third single, the ballad "The Power of Love," also reached number one. Welcome to the Pleasuredome reached number 33 in early 1985 in the U.S., prompting the re-release of "Relax"; this time around, it made it into the American Top Ten. "Rage Hard," the first single from their second album, peaked at number four in the U.K. during the summer of 1986. It was followed by the release of Liverpool, which reached number five on the British charts. Frankie Goes to Hollywood began their final tour in early 1987; by April, the band had broken up. Holly Johnson went on to pursue a solo career, which began in earnest in 1989, after a long legal battle with ZTT. Rutherford also launched a solo career, enlisting the members of ABC to produce his 1989 album Oh World. | ||
 | Album: 1 of 18 Title: Welcome to the Pleasuredome Released: 1984 Tracks: 17 Duration: 1:04:47 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% Spotify Wikipedia Allmusic AlbumCover | 1 Well... (00:55) 2 The World Is My Oyster (01:06) 3 Snatch of Fury (Stay) (02:14) 4 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (12:15) 5 Relax (Come Fighting) (03:56) 6 War (And Hide) (06:13) 7 Two Tribes (03:24) 1 Ferry (Go) (01:49) 2 Born to Run (04:01) 3 San Jose (03:10) 4 Wish (The Lads Were Here) (02:48) 5 The Ballad of 32 (04:49) 6 Krisco Kisses (02:58) 7 Black Night White Light (04:08) 8 The Only Star in Heaven (03:40) 9 The Power of Love (06:07) 10 Bang (01:08) |
| Welcome to the Pleasuredome : Allmusic album Review : Strip away all the hype, controversy, and attendant craziness surrounding Frankie -- most of which never reached American shores, though the equally bombastic "Relax" and "Two Tribes" both charted well -- and Welcome to the Pleasuredome holds up as an outrageously over-the-top, bizarre, but fun release. Less well known but worthwhile cuts include by-definition-camp "Krisco Kisses" and "The Only Star in Heaven," while U.K. smash "The Power of Love" is a gloriously insincere but still great hyper-ballad with strings from Anne Dudley. In truth, the albums more a testament to Trevor Horns production skills than anything else. To help out, he roped in a slew of Ian Durys backing musicians to provide the music, along with a guest appearance from his fellow Yes veteran Steve Howe on acoustic guitar that probably had prog rock fanatics collapsing in apoplexy. The end result was catchy, consciously modern -- almost to a fault -- arena-level synth rock of the early 80s that holds up just fine today, as much an endlessly listenable product of its times as the Chinn/Chapman string of glam rock hits from the early 70s. Certainly the endless series of pronouncements from a Ronald Reagan impersonator throughout automatically date the album while lending it a giddy extra layer of appeal. Even the series of covers on the album at once make no sense and plenty of it all at once. While Edwin Starrs "War" didnt need redoing, Bruce Springsteens "Born to Run" becomes a ridiculously over-the-top explosion that even outrocks the Boss. As the only member of the band actually doing anything the whole time (Paul Rutherford pipes up on backing vocals here and there), Holly Johnson needs to make a mark and does so with appropriately leering passion. He didnt quite turn out to be the new Freddie Mercury, but he makes a much better claim than most, combining a punk sneer with an ear for hyper-dramatic yelps. | ||
 | Album: 2 of 18 Title: Liverpool Released: 1986-10-20 Tracks: 10 Duration: 53:32 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% Spotify Allmusic Wikipedia AlbumCover | 1 Warriors of the Wasteland (04:54) 2 Rage Hard (05:06) 3 Kill the Pain (06:16) 4 Maximum Joy (05:30) 5 Watching the Wildlife (04:18) 6 Lunar Bay (05:16) 7 For Heavens Sake (04:55) 8 Is Anybody Out There? (07:25) 9 (Don’t Lose What’s Left) Of Your Little Mind (06:15) 10 Suffragette City (03:33) |
| Liverpool : Allmusic album Review : Frankie Goes to Hollywoods first double album was a huge hit. Their second offering also met with some success, although it is not as well remembered. And yet, on many accounts, Liverpool can be considered as an improvement over its predecessor. For one thing, the album is shorter, more conventional. While Welcome to the Pleasuredome had some strong material, the length weakened the whole in many places. Here, the band focused on eight tracks and the result is somewhat more convincing. "Warriors of the Wasteland," "Rage Hard," and "Watching the Wildlife" were all minor hits back in 1986, and the other tracks are, for the most part, of the same quality, with perhaps "For Heavens Sake" standing out as a favorite. Again, Trevor Horn was involved in the production (the band was signed to his famous Zang Tuum Tumb label, so its no big surprise) -- thus the production is impeccable, as one would expect from a Horn-produced album. Worth a listen if you like the band or have an interest for 80s music -- of which this is not such a bad sample. | ||
 | Album: 3 of 18 Title: Bang! Released: 1991 Tracks: 6 Duration: 40:23 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% Spotify AlbumCover | 1 War (Hidden) (08:33) 2 Relax (US remix) (07:25) 3 Black Night White Light (04:08) 4 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Urban/Tribal mix) (08:07) 5 Two Tribes (Hibakusha mix) (06:38) 6 The Power of Love (05:29) |
 | Album: 4 of 18 Title: Bang!… The Greatest Hits of Frankie Goes to Hollywood Released: 1993 Tracks: 15 Duration: 1:13:45 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% Spotify Wikipedia AlbumCover | 1 Relax (03:56) 2 Two Tribes (03:55) 3 War (Hide Yourself) (04:14) 4 Ferry Cross the Mersey (04:05) 5 Warriors of the Wasteland (03:56) 6 For Heavens Sake (04:29) 7 The World Is My Oyster (01:58) 8 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (13:40) 9 Watching the Wildlife (03:59) 10 Born to Run (04:01) 11 Rage Hard (05:06) 12 The Power of Love (05:29) 13 Bang (01:08) 14 Relax (New York mix) (07:25) 15 Two Tribes (Teckno Prisoner) (06:20) |
 | Album: 5 of 18 Title: Reload! Frankie: The Whole 12 Inches Released: 1994 Tracks: 9 Duration: 1:19:01 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% Spotify Wikipedia AlbumCover | 1 Relax (New York mix) (07:25) 2 Relax (Ollie J mix) (06:28) 3 Relax (Jam & Spoon Trip‐O‐Matic Fairy Tale mix) (07:49) 4 Two Tribes (Carnage mix) (07:56) 5 Two Tribes (Intermission Legend mix) (05:15) 6 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Pleasurefix mix) (09:40) 7 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Brothers in Rhythm Rollercoaster mix) (14:37) 8 Rage Hard (Young Person’s Guide Into the 12 Inch mix) (10:04) 9 Warriors of the Wasteland (Twelve Wild Disciples mix) (09:43) |
 | Album: 6 of 18 Title: Maximum Joy Released: 2000-09-25 Tracks: 21 Duration: 2:22:55 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% Spotify Allmusic Wikipedia AlbumCover | 1 Relax (03:56) 2 Two Tribes (03:24) 3 Ferry Cross the Mersey (04:05) 4 The World Is My Oyster (01:58) 5 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (13:40) 6 Maximum Joy (05:30) 7 San Jose (03:10) 8 Warriors of the Wasteland (05:00) 9 Rage Hard (05:06) 10 War (And Hide) (06:13) 11 Watching the Wildlife (04:18) 12 Born to Run (04:01) 13 The Power of Love (05:29) 1 The Power of Love (Rob Searle club mix) (08:40) 2 Relax (Club 69 Future Anthem Part 1) (11:29) 3 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Nalin & Kane remix) (11:25) 4 Maximum Joy (DJ Rene club mix) (09:48) 5 Two Tribes (Rob Searle club mix) (09:20) 6 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Sander’s Coming Home mix) (10:20) 7 Two Tribes (Apollo Four Forty remix) (06:12) 8 Two Tribes (Olav Basoski’s Tibeium Power mix) (09:44) |
| Maximum Joy : Allmusic album Review : Maximum Joy gathers one disc of Frankie Goes to Hollywoods career highlights and another disc of remixes by acts like Apollo Four Forty and Rob Searle. Disc 1 features most of Frankies definitive tracks, such as "Relax," "Two Tribes," "Ferry Cross the Mersey" and the title track, while DJ Renes mix of "Maximum Joy" and "Welcome to the Pleasuredome: Sanders Coming Home Mix" are some of the fresh perspectives Disc 2 offers on the groups sound. By offering both the original versions and remixes of Frankie Goes to Hollywoods output, Maximum Joy offers fans some of the best of both worlds. | ||
 | Album: 7 of 18 Title: The Club Mixes 2000 Released: 2000-09-27 Tracks: 16 Duration: 2:09:56 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% Allmusic Wikipedia AlbumCover | 1 Relax (Club 69 Future Anthem, Part 1) (11:16) 2 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Nalin & Kane remix) (11:18) 3 The Power of Love (Rob Searle club mix) (08:39) 4 Two Tribes (Apollo Four Forty remix) (06:10) 5 Warriors of the Wasteland (Paralyzer’s Warriormix) (05:11) 6 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Stripped Down mix by Thomas Schumacher) (06:57) 7 Relax (Marc et Claude’s Respect remix) (07:50) 8 Two Tribes (Olav Basoski’s Tibeium Power mix) (09:44) 9 Rage Hard (Kay Cee remix) (07:44) 1 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Paralyzer’s Pleasuremix) (05:18) 2 Two Tribes (Rob Searle club mix) (08:29) 3 Maximum Joy (DJ Rene club mix) (09:45) 4 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Sander’s Coming Home mix) (10:17) 5 Two Tribes (Fluke Megamix) (05:27) 6 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Sleaze Sisters’ remix) (07:32) 7 The Power of Love (Minky’s Yaba mix) (08:11) |
| The Club Mixes 2000 : Allmusic album Review : Club Mixes 2000 is a remix album from 80s one-album wonder Frankie Goes to Hollywood. Wisely, only two songs out of the 16 here are not from Welcome to the Pleasuredome. Otherwise, this takes the biggest hits from that album and tries to twist them into techno anthems. And, for the most part, the songs translate fairly easily into that genre. Because of the songs over the top nature and charismatic arrangements, its possible to pick and choose some outrageous material from the originals and plaster it onto these techno tracks. Those unfamiliar with the material may find this to be rather boring, as many of the songs are featured several times under different remixers. But unlike the Disco albums that the Pet Shop Boys released to a harsh public, these songs are more well-rounded and tend to play out more naturally than those collections. Overall, this is a decent album that does get repetitive, but contains enough good remixes to make it recommendable to fans of the band. | ||
 | Album: 8 of 18 Title: Twelve Inches Released: 2001-07-30 Tracks: 18 Duration: 2:20:33 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% Spotify Allmusic Wikipedia AlbumCover | 1 Warriors of the Wasteland (Attack mix) (06:32) 2 Relax (New York mix) (07:25) 3 Two Tribes (808 State mix) (05:09) 4 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Fruitness mix) (12:12) 5 Rage Hard (Stamped) (04:59) 6 Warriors of the Wasteland (Attack Full) (09:54) 7 Beobachtungen im wilden Leben (Die letzten Tage der Menschheit) (10:14) 8 War (Hidden) (08:33) 9 Disneyland (03:06) 1 Warriors (of the Wasteland) (Turn of the Knife-mix) (08:13) 2 Two Tribes (Video Destructo mix) (06:13) 3 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Escape Act video mix) (05:11) 4 Rage Hard (Freddie Bastone remix) (06:59) 5 Power of Love ’93 (alternative mix) (05:09) 6 Relax (Sex mix) (16:24) 7 Watching the Wildlife (Hotter) (09:08) 8 Rage Hard (Broad) (08:30) 9 Two Tribes (Hibakusha mix) (06:36) |
 | Album: 9 of 18 Title: Relax: The Full Story Released: 2003 Tracks: 24 Duration: 57:47 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% AlbumCover | 1 Relax (original New York edit) (02:54) 2 Relax (Sexually Awakened on Acid) (02:01) 3 Relax (Realisation and the Ban) (00:39) 4 Relax (original 7" mix) (03:43) 5 Relax (Grandpa Knows Best) (03:30) 6 Relax (Why Is the Pop World So Boring?) (00:10) 7 Relax (Putting the Balls Back Into Frankie) (02:30) 8 Relax (original Sex mix edit) (04:39) 9 Relax (Vasectomy Snippet) (01:22) 10 Relax (Relax Dont Sue Us) (01:26) 11 Relax (Come Fighting) (03:32) 12 Relax (Seduction Overload) (03:33) 13 Relax (Frankie Goes to Dreamscape) (02:32) 14 Relax (Cant Get It Up _ The Anticlimax/) (01:57) 15 Relax (Cardiff S.T.D.) (02:48) 16 Relax (Relapse in Do It All) (02:14) 17 Relax (Relax, Trevor Honey, Relax) (03:04) 18 Relax (Frankie Goes to Amarillo) (02:01) 19 Relax (Rejects) (00:49) 20 Relax (Im Impotent OK, I Cant Get It Up Anymore, Ill Talk to Pele About It) (03:34) 21 Relax (Canberramolotovmix) (02:51) 22 Relax (Dont Come) (Extra Cum mix) (00:19) 23 Relax (Blonde und Vollgespritzt Bukkake mix) (04:05) 24 Relax (Frankie Bang! No More) (01:34) |
 | Album: 10 of 18 Title: Frankie Say Greatest Released: 2009-11-02 Tracks: 27 Duration: 2:28:43 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% Allmusic Wikipedia AlbumCover | 1 Relax (original 7") (03:54) 2 Two Tribes (03:24) 3 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Escape Act video mix) (05:11) 4 War (Hide Yourself) (04:14) 5 The Power of Love (05:29) 6 Ferry Cross the Mersey (04:03) 7 Is Anybody Out There? (Movement 2) (07:33) 8 Tag (00:35) 9 Born to Run (04:01) 10 Warriors of the Wasteland (04:53) 11 Rage Hard (05:09) 12 Watching the Wildlife (04:18) 13 Happy Hi (04:04) 14 The Waves (02:44) 15 Relax (Chicane radio edit) (03:12) 16 Two Tribes (Hibakusha mix) (06:36) 17 Relax (Lockout’s radio edit) (03:30) 1 Relax (Sex mix) (16:24) 2 Two Tribes (Annihilation mix) (09:09) 3 War (Hidden) (08:33) 4 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Fruitness mix) (12:12) 5 Rage Hard (Freddie Bastone remix) (06:59) 6 Watching the Wildlife (Hotter) (09:08) 7 Relax (Scott Storch mix) (03:40) 8 Suffragette City (03:32) 9 Our Silver Turns to Gold (03:39) 10 Get It On (02:33) |
| Frankie Say Greatest : Allmusic album Review : With only two "official" full-length albums to their name, Frankie Goes to Hollywood hardly seems like the kind of band to warrant a two-disc retrospective, but between the myriad remixes, B-sides, and epic album cuts, ZZT’s Frankie Say Greatest dutifully sums up the career of one the U.K.s most enigmatic pop collectives. While the pillars of Frankies time on earth will always be "Relax," "Two Tribes," and "Power of Love," its hard not to get swept up in all of the nihilist fervor, even as the aforementioned singles are milked over and over again for every last drop of drug-induced, dancefloor-ready, anarchic splendor. | ||
 | Album: 11 of 18 Title: Frankie Said: The Very Best of Frankie Goes to Hollywood Released: 2012-11-05 Tracks: 16 Duration: 1:17:27 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% Allmusic AlbumCover | 1 Two Tribes (introduced via the piano of Anne Dudley) (00:32) 2 The Power of Love (05:29) 3 Relax (The Last Seven Inches) (03:32) 4 Two Tribes (Dont Want to Die) (04:12) 5 War (Hide Yourself) (04:14) 6 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (a remade world) (05:08) 7 Ferry Across the Mersey (04:06) 8 Rage Hard (Bob K remix) (04:49) 9 Watching the Wildlife (03:52) 10 Born to Run (04:54) 11 Warriors of the Wasteland (Attack) Seven Inch (03:21) 12 Kill the Pain (06:50) 13 Maximum Joy (05:20) 14 Two Tribes (Annihilation mix) (09:09) 15 Relax (New York mix) (07:25) 16 The Power of Love (…best listened to by lovers) (04:30) |
| Frankie Said: The Very Best of Frankie Goes to Hollywood : Allmusic album Review : With a discography that includes a classic debut album (1984s Welcome to the Pleasuredome), a misguided sophomore effort (1986s Liverpool), and very few B-sides but plenty (like tons) of remixes, compiling Frankie Goes to Hollywood in a one-disc set is easy if you dont over-think it. Knocking the new wave circus acts career with ease, Frankie Said certainly avoids just that. The rarities it offers are on the edge of even a rabid fans interest ("Born to Run" "live" on the Tube is just the studio version but louder, and that Anne Dudley mix of "Two Tribes" is nothing but the piano intro, now isolated), plus all the hits ("Relax," "Two Tribes," "Power of Love") are present in both representative mixes and worthy alternates. Where things get arguable is with the inclusion of four tracks off Liverpool with "Born to Run" stuck in the middle, but since purchasing Welcome to the Pleasuredome is the natural next step after any Frankie "best-of," Frankie Said offers less possible overlap. The running order works, keeping redundant tracks as far away from each other as possible, and that "New York" mix of "Relax" is based on the cherished, rare, and 16-minute "Sex Mix" of the cut, with all the jokes and unnecessary weirdness cut out. Also, all remixes come from the groups heyday of 1984-1986, so dont expect any of the famous Jam & Spoon or Club 69 updates here. | ||
 | Album: 12 of 18 Title: The Best of Frankie Goes to Hollywood Released: 2013-09-02 Tracks: 18 Duration: 2:05:33 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% Allmusic AlbumCover | 1 Relax (03:56) 2 Two Tribes (04:12) 3 Rage Hard (05:09) 4 The Power of Love (05:29) 5 War! (04:13) 6 Watching the Wildlife (04:19) 7 Maximum Joy (05:20) 8 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (05:09) 9 Ferry Across the Mersey (04:06) 10 For Heavens Sake (04:30) 11 Kill the Pain (06:16) 12 Born to Run (04:01) 13 Warriors of the Wasteland (04:54) 1 Relax (Sex mix) (16:24) 2 The Power of Love (12" version) (09:30) 3 Two Tribes (Annihilation mix) (09:09) 4 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (How to Remake the World) (11:43) 5 Rage Hard (17:12) |
 | Album: 13 of 18 Title: Watching the Wildlife Released: 2014-02-17 Tracks: 10 Duration: 49:27 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% Spotify AlbumCover | 1 Watching the Wildlife (7″ mix) (03:52) 2 Watching the Wildlife (Hotter) (09:08) 3 Watching the Wildlife (Movement 2) (07:13) 4 Watching the Wildlife (Die Letzten Tage Der Menscheit) (10:14) 5 Watching the Wildlife (Bit 1) (00:38) 6 Watching the Wildlife (Bit 2) (00:37) 7 Watching the Wildlife (Bit 3) (06:25) 8 Watching the Wildlife (Bit 4) (04:24) 9 Watching the Wildlife (Voiceless) (03:50) 10 The Waves (03:02) |
 | Album: 14 of 18 Title: War (Hidden) Released: 2014-02-17 Tracks: 6 Duration: 27:48 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% AlbumCover | 1 War! (Hidden) (08:33) 2 War! (Hide Yourself!) (04:14) 3 One February Friday (12″ edit) (01:45) 4 Two Tribes (Surrender) (03:44) 5 War (And Hide) (06:13) 6 War! (Coming Out of Hiding) (03:17) |
 | Album: 15 of 18 Title: Rage Hard (Compacted) Released: 2014-02-17 Tracks: 4 Duration: 24:39 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% AlbumCover | 1 Rage Hard (✚) / Rage Hard (✚)(✚) / Rage Hard ✪ (17:12) 2 Suffragette City (03:31) 3 (Don’t Lose What’s Left) Of Your Little Mind (Compacted) (00:17) 4 Roadhouse Blues (Compacted) (03:36) |
 | Album: 16 of 18 Title: All in the Body, All in the Mind Released: 2014-02-17 Tracks: 5 Duration: 24:12 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% Spotify AlbumCover | 1 Happy Hi! (All in the Body) (01:23) 2 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (The Soundtrack from Bernard Roses video) (05:44) 3 Get It On (04:10) 4 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (How to remake the World) (11:41) 5 Happy Hi! (All in the Mind) (01:13) |
 | Album: 17 of 18 Title: Wildlife (Cassetted) Released: 2014-11-10 Tracks: 6 Duration: 24:16 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% AlbumCover | 1 Orchestral Wildlife (Wildlife Bit 4) (04:24) 2 Hotter Wildlife (Watching the Wildife [Hotter]) (09:08) 3 The Waves (03:02) 4 One Bit (Wildlife Bit 1) (00:38) 5 Two Bit (Wildlife Bit 2) (00:37) 6 The Condom Mix (Wildlife Bit 3) (06:25) |
 | Album: 18 of 18 Title: Simply Released: 2015-07-06 Tracks: 33 Duration: 3:12:53 Scroll: Up Down Top Bottom 25% 50% 75% AlbumCover | 1 Relax (03:56) 2 Two Tribes (03:24) 3 The Power of Love (05:29) 4 Welcome to the Pleasuredome (a remade world) (05:08) 5 Bang (01:08) 6 Ferry Across the Mersey (04:06) 7 San Jose (03:10) 8 Relax (Sex mix, Edition Two) (08:24) 9 One September Monday (04:50) 10 Black Night White Light (04:08) 11 The Only Star in Heaven (04:16) 12 War (And Hide) (06:13) 13 Two Tribes (Annihilation mix) (09:09) 14 The Last Voice (01:13) 1 Rage Hard (The Young Person’s Guide to the 12″ mix) (12:08) 2 Warriors of the Wasteland (04:54) 3 Suffragette City (03:33) 4 Watching the Wildlife (04:18) 5 Is Anybody Out There? (07:25) 6 Maximum Joy (05:30) 7 Warriors of the Wasteland (Attack mix) (06:32) 8 Watusi Love Juicy (04:03) 9 Watching the Wildlife (Movement 2) (07:13) 10 Rage Hard (05:09) 11 Watching the Wildlife (Voiceless) (03:50) 1 Born to Run (04:01) 2 The World Is My Oyster (In Its 7″ Form) (04:17) 3 The Ballad of 32 (mix 2) (10:57) 4 Do You Think I’m Sexy? (04:20) 5 Warriors of the Wasteland (Compacted) (23:39) 6 (Don’t Lose What’s Left) Of Your Little Mind (06:15) 7 One February Friday (04:57) 8 Rage Hard (voiceless) (05:06) |