Frankie Goes To Hollywood – Sex Mix vol.1
Very much looking forward to this, available August 6th from ZTT
CD1: Frankie Goes To Hollywood in The Pleasuredome, a Zang Tuum Tumb singlette in five parts: Happy Hi! (All in the Body), The Soundtrack from Bernard Rose’s Video of the Welcome to the Pleasuredome single, Get It On, Welcome to the Pleasure Dome (How to Remake the World), Happy Hi! (All in the Mind); Relax (International); The Power of Love (I’ll Protect You From The Holocaust) can be read in various ways but, for the sake of CD indexing, has six distinct sections: The Power of Love (extended, singlette – as opposed to 12” – version), The World is My Oyster (Trapped), Holier Than Thou (FGTH’s Christmas message), The World is My Oyster (Scrapped), Holier Than Thou (further festive messaging), The Power of Love (instrumental, singlette version); The World is My Oyster (at its full length); Don’t Lose What’s Left, Rage Hard + ++ *.
CD2: Extracts from Relax, From Soft to Hard, Dry to Moist: Relax (Sex Mix), Later On (from One September Monday), Ferry Cross The Mersey (…and here I’ll stay); Music from and inspired by Two Tribes (Keep The Peace): Two Tribes (singlette extracts), One February Friday (singlette extracts), War (somewhere between Hidden and Hiding); Further elements from The Liverpool Look: Warriors of the Wasteland (Compacted), Do You Think I’m Sexy?, Watching the Wildlife (Voiceless).
Posted on Tuesday, June 12th, 2012 at 1:37 pm under Design, Music. You can follow these comments using the RSS feed. You can trackback from your own site or leave a comment below..
What’s on it?. Can’t find any info on the ZTT site?.
Comment by GJL on June 12, 2012 at 4:45 pm
very few people know, there’s no official track list but there are a lot of potentials, apparently there won’t be Frankie’s version of Slave To The Rhythm unfortunately. I think there might be the full Pleasuredome cassette single and original 16 minute Sex mix of Relax though
Comment by kev on June 12, 2012 at 7:34 pm
Ah cool. I’m a sucker for all of the recent ZTT specials, particularly anything FGTH.
Comment by GJL on June 12, 2012 at 8:13 pm
Just noticed the “sperm” cover, wonder if it will be sratch and sniff!!!!!…sorry to lower the tone!.
Comment by GJL on June 12, 2012 at 8:18 pm
This ZTT flogging a dead horse thing has got to end. The last effort “Art of the 12″ – 2″ had stuff that sounded like someone randomly hitting and releasing the pause button on a cassette recorder, and half the “12″ versions” were some weird re-mastered, re-mixed versions. I should know, I bought most of the originals!
Comment by Bongo on June 14, 2012 at 6:29 pm
I didn’t get Aot12″ 2 yet so can’t comment but, as someone with a complete 83-88 golden period ZTT collection and access to far more via online forums, I have to admit there’s not a lot here for me that I don’t already have. I’m not someone who requires everything to be on CD either (although it’s nice to stick a disc in and not have to get up to change records). But there are plenty who want every scrap in official digital form. Also a lot of this is over 25 years old and a whole new audience will never have heard it in this form before. Whether there actually is a new audience or they’re reselling to the already sold is another matter. It’s also nice to see such attention being paid to the spirit of the original artwork and design where past reissues have really fallen down on this.
Comment by kev on June 14, 2012 at 6:46 pm
Where is the last 7inch of relax aka warp mix, i love FGTH and no doubt buy this, but also what about the megamix i own on vinyl would love to see that on cd as well.
Comment by Cal on June 15, 2012 at 6:00 pm
I just saw this on Discogs.com and will be pencilling it in to the want list. They are getting pretty thorough and the more thorough they get, the less work there is for me to remaster the vinyl. It’s the de-noising [by hand] that’s time consuming. And because it is ZTT product, any noise is a desecration. ZTT is getting so meticulous, that I’ve turned my remastering attention elsewhere these days! Thank goodness.
Comment by Post-Punk Monk on June 15, 2012 at 9:45 pm