Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Welcome To The Pleasuredome mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Producer – Trevor Horn
• Producer [Assistant] – Stephen Lipson

• Bass, Vocals – Mark O'Toole
• Coordinator [Co-ordination] – Zang Tuum Tumb Records
• Cover [Colours On The Cover] – Lawrence Cole
• Design – XL Of Poland Street, ZTT Of Basing Street
• Design [Re-worked By] – Kevin Foakes, Philip Marshall
• Drums – Peter Gill
• Engineer [The Lads Were Engineered By] – Stuart 'Blushing' Bruce
• Engineer, Producer [Production Assistant] – Steve Lipson
• Guitar – Brian Nash, Lipson Service Guitar
• Keyboards [Additional Keyboards] – Anne Dudley
• Keyboards, Other [Pottery] – Andrew Richards
• Mastered By – Ian Cooper
• Other [Acted During The Bang] – Christopher Barrie, Patrick Allen, Paul Morley
• Other [Dome Souvenirs Modelled By, Of The Group Frankie Goes To Holywood] – Paul Rutherford
• Other [Dome Souvenirs Modelled By, Of The Group Propaganda] – Claudia Bruecken
• Other [Paul Rutherford Of The Group Frankie Goes To Holywood And Claudia Bruecken Of The Group Propaganda Who Were Made Up By] – Debbie Bunn
• Other [Paul Rutherford Of The Group Frankie Goes To Holywood And Claudia Bruecken Of The Group Propaganda Who Were Ordered About By] – XLZTT
• Other [Paul Rutherford Of The Group Frankie Goes To Holywood And Claudia Bruecken Of The Group Propaganda Who Were Styled By] – Iain R. Webb
• Percussion, Other [Cignals] – Louis Jardim
• Photography By [(Party)] – Steve Romney
• Photography By [(Pleasure Guard-in: Stylist Bashia, Make Up Lynne Eaton, Clothes J.P.G. Bazaar. A.J. Barratt (Video)] – Peter Ashworth
• Photography By [(Pre Bang Liverpool)] – John Stoddart
• Photography By [(Wargames)] – Eric Watson
• Photography By [Black And White, Dutch Pink] – Anton Corbijn
• Photography By [Dome Souvenirs Photographed By] – Peter Brown
• Producer [Produced And All That By] – Trevor C. Horn
• Technician [Software, Hardware], Other [The Fifth Dimension] – Jonathan Jeczalik
• Vocals, Other ['I Came To Dance'] – Paul Rutherford
• Voice [The Voice] – Holly Johnson

• Engineer – Stephen Lipson
• Keyboards – Andy Richards, Anne Dudley, J.J. Jeczalik
• Percussion – Luis Jardim
• Producer – Trevor Horn

• Artwork [Paintings] – Lawrence Cole
• Bass, Vocals – Mark O'Toole
• Computer [Software, Hardware And The Fifth Dimension] – Jonathan Jeczalik
• Design – XLZTT
• Drums – Peter Gill
• Engineer [The Lads Were Engineered By] – Stuart 'Blushing' Bruce
• Engineer, Producer [Production Assistant], Guitar [The Lipson Service Guitar] – Steven Lipson
• Guitar – Brian Nash
• Keyboards [Additional] – Ann Dudley
• Keyboards, Percussion [Pottery] – Andrew Richards
• Mastered By – Ian Cooper
• Other […acted During The Bang] – Christopher Barry, Patrick Allen, Paul Morley
• Percussion, Other [Cignals] – Louis Jardim
• Photography By [Black And White, Dutch Pink] – Anton Corbijn
• Photography By [Party] – Steve Romney
• Photography By [Pleasure Guard-in] – Peter Ashworth
• Photography By [Video] – A.J. Barratt
• Photography By [Wargames] – Eric Watson
• Producer [Produced And All That By] – Trevor Horn
• Vocals [The Voice] – Holly Johnson
• Vocals, Other [I Came To Dance] – Paul Rutherford
• Written-By – Frankie Goes To Hollywood (tracks: 1 to 3, 5, 6, 9 to 15)

• Bass, Vocals – Mark O'Toole
• Computer [Software, Hardware And The Fifth Dimension] – Jonathan Jeczalik
• Design – XL, ZTT
• Drums – Peter Gill
• Engineer [The Lads Were Engineered By] – Stuart 'Blushing' Bruce
• Engineer, Producer [Production Assistant], Guitar [The Lipson Service Guitar] – Steven Lipson
• Guitar – Brian Nash
• Keyboards [Additional] – Ann Dudley
• Keyboards, Percussion [Pottery] – Andrew Richards
• Mastered By – Ian Cooper
• Other […acted During The Bang] – Christopher Barry, Patrick Allen, Paul Morley
• Painting – Lawrence Cole
• Percussion, Other [Cignals] – Louis Jardim
• Photography By [Black And White, Dutch Pink] – Anton Corbijn
• Photography By [Party] – Steve Romney
• Photography By [Pleasure Guard-in] – Peter Ashworth
• Photography By [Video] – A.J. Barratt
• Photography By [Wargames] – Eric Watson
• Producer [Produced And All That By] – Trevor Horn
• Vocals [The Voice] – Holly Johnson
• Vocals, Other [I Came To Dance] – Paul Rutherford
• Written-By – Frankie Goes To Hollywood (tracks: 1 to 3, 5, 6, 9 to 15)

• Bass, Vocals – Mark O'Toole
• Coordinator [Co-ordination] – Zang Tuum Tumb Records
• Cover [Colours On The Cover] – Lawrence Cole
• Design – XL Of Poland Street, ZTT Of Basing Street
• Drums – Peter Gill
• Engineer [The Lads Were Engineered By] – Stuart 'Blushing' Bruce
• Engineer, Producer [Production Assistant] – Steve Lipson
• Guitar – Brian Nash, Lipson Service Guitar
• Keyboards [Additional Keyboards] – Anne Dudley
• Keyboards, Other [Pottery] – Andrew Richards
• Mastered By – Ian Cooper
• Other [Acted During The Bang] – Christopher Barrie, Patrick Allen, Paul Morley
• Other [Dome Souvenirs Modelled By, Of The Group Frankie Goes To Holywood] – Paul Rutherford
• Other [Dome Souvenirs Modelled By, Of The Group Propaganda] – Claudia Bruecken
• Other [Paul Rutherford Of The Group Frankie Goes To Holywood And Claudia Bruecken Of The Group Propaganda Who Were Made Up By] – Debbie Bunn
• Other [Paul Rutherford Of The Group Frankie Goes To Holywood And Claudia Bruecken Of The Group Propaganda Who Were Ordered About By] – XLZTT
• Other [Paul Rutherford Of The Group Frankie Goes To Holywood And Claudia Bruecken Of The Group Propaganda Who Were Styled By] – Iain R. Webb
• Percussion, Other [Cignals] – Louis Jardim
• Photography By [(Party)] – Steve Romney
• Photography By [(Pleasure Guard-in: Stylist Bashia, Make Up Lynne Eaton, Clothes J.P.G. Bazaar. A.J. Barratt (Video)] – Peter Ashworth
• Photography By [(Pre Bang Liverpool)] – John Stoddart
• Photography By [(Wargames)] – Eric Watson
• Photography By [Black And White, Dutch Pink] – Anton Corbijn
• Photography By [Dome Souvenirs Photographed By] – Peter Brown
• Producer [Produced And All That By] – Trevor C. Horn
• Technician [Software, Hardware], Other [The Fifth Dimension] – Jonathan Jeczalik
• Vocals, Other ['I Came To Dance'] – Paul Rutherford
• Voice [The Voice] – Holly Johnson

• Artwork [Sleeve Assembled - Under A Dress] – XLZTT
• Photography By – John Stoddard, A.J. Barratt

Notes

Manufactured and distributed under license by Festival Records Pty. Ltd. Australia and Festival Records (NZ) Ltd.

Track A is given as "Welcome To The Pleasuredome (Real Altered)" on the centre label, and as "Welcome To The Pleasuredome (Alternative To Reality)" on the back cover.

Side A label notes:
How to retake the world at forty five revolutions per minute in stereo
'Please Sure.....'
(p) 1984 Zang Tuumb Tum
(c) 1985 Zang Tuumb Tum

Side B label notes:
'Alright For The Wife?'
How to blend the world at forty five revelations per minute in stereo
'Blend It retake it away ....'
(p) 1985 Zangg Tuummbb Tummmmmm
(p) 1983 Zangg Tuummbb Tummmmmm
(c) 1985 Zangg Tuummbb Tummmmmm2000 edition of AVEX TRAX AsiaSmall Spindle Hole
Track descriptions per disc labels (cover listings differ slightly)

A & B2: Perfect Songs Ltd.
B1: courtesy of the BBC

A-side ℗ 1984 © 1985 Zang Tuum Tumb
B-side ℗ & © 1985 Zangy Tummy Tumby

Sleevenotes:
"This single is part one of 1985's Escape Act and number seven in ZTT's blasing Action Series.
More pleasure to be kissed full on the mouth available on the 12".
To the formula 'You are what you are' Frankie has added 'You can be someone else.' Tell your friends!"CID 101 stands shoulder to shoulder with ZTTIQ 1 (the record) and ZCIQ 1 (the cassette), at number four in Zang Tuum Tumb's fishy Action Series. 'Ain't That Peculiar'."

First UK (Sonopress) pressing, without the Island Records "rainbow" on CD spine and no barcode.
Another UK first pressing of Welcome To The Pleasuredome was manufactured by Sanyo Japan.

The master index on the CD label is inaccurate, listing 13 tracks; the actual tracks as indexed on the disc, booklet and artwork are shown here.

The CD mix differs from the LP in the following ways: "Well..." is not listed as a track; the version of "Two Tribes" is a remix that is almost the same as "Two Tribes (Annihilation)" but differs slightly at the end; this release has "Happy Hi", but omits "Ferry (Go)", "San Jose", the orgasm discussion at the end of "Two Tribes", and the "life goes on day after day..." vocal overdub on "Snatch Of Fury (Stay)".White and orange sticker states:
"Limited Edition White Vinyl - Available for a limited time only while stocks last. Stickered stock only."Gatefold sleeve with printed inner sleeves.

Release also exists with sticker with European Category 302 419-977 on upper right corner of back cover (UK version importet to mainland Europe?)

Sleevenotes: IQ number one becomes no.four in Zang Tuum Tumb's fishy Action Series. "Ain't that peculiar."

"Record two's inner sleeve includes a mail order form for FGTH accessories, such as the "Sophisticated Virginia Woolf vest for the luxury of life" and the "Jean Genet boxer shorts", modelled by Paul Rutherford of the group Frankie Goes To Hollywood and Claudia Bruecken [sic] of the group Propaganda ...

"[4 symbols] + (frankie symbol) = BANG!
(the spunk plus the bomb plus the pump plus the torture instrument times frankie equalling the bang is an exclusive piece of ZTT exploitation.)" © ZTT 1984

A1, A2, A4, B1, B3, C4, C5, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5: Perfect Songs Ltd
A3, C1: Dick James Music Ltd
B2: Jobete Music (UK) Ltd
C2: Zomba Music Ltd
C3: Carlin Music Corp"Produced and all that by Trevor C. Horn" on label and J-cardSaudi Arabian cassette bootleg label IMD. Album with different tracklist than the official releases (song "War" is not on this release!). Also titled as "The Pleasuredome" instead of "Welcome to ...".4 panel inlay printed both sides. Black cassette with white paper labels.

Action Series No. 4
Inlay includes catalogue and order form for various items of FGTH apparel (see images)
Made and Printed in Great Britain.
No barcode.

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – ZTT Records Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – ZTT Records Ltd.
• Exclusive Retailer – Sainsbury's
• Pressed By – GZ Media – 121636E

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Zang Tuum Tumb
• Copyright (c) – Zang Tuum Tumb
• Manufactured By – Island Records
• Pressed By – Sonopress
• Published By – Perfect Songs Ltd.
• Published By – Jobete Music (UK) Ltd.
• Published By – Zomba Music Publishing Ltd.
• Published By – Carlin Music Corp.
• Published By – Dick James Music Ltd.

• Manufactured By – Columbia House, A Division Of CBS Canada Ltd.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – ZTT – 1984
• Copyright (c) – ZTT – 1984

• Manufactured By – Island Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – ZTT

• Manufactured By – Island Records Of Canada Ltd.
• Distributed By – MCA Records (Canada)
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – ZTT
• Copyright (c) – ZTT
• Record Company – Antilles Communications Ltd.
• Published By – Perfect Songs Ltd.
• Licensed From – BBC

• Manufactured By – Universal Music

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Zang Tumb Tuum
• Copyright (c) – Zang Tumb Tuum
• Manufactured By – Festival Records Pty. Ltd.
• Distributed By – Festival Records Pty. Ltd.
• Published By – Intersong

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Zang Tuum Tumb
• Copyright (c) – Zang Tuum Tumb
• Copyright (c) – ZTT
• Published By – Perfect Songs Ltd.
• Published By – Dick James Music Ltd.
• Published By – Jobete Music (UK) Ltd.
• Published By – Zomba Music Publishing Ltd.
• Published By – Carlin Music Corp.

Info

Frankie Goes To Hollywood - The World Is My Oyster. 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. Формируйте собственную коллекция коллекцию записей Frankie Goes To Hollywood. Welcome to the Pleasuredome is the title track to the 1984 debut album by Frankie Goes to Hollywood. The album was also a top ten seller internationally in countries such as Switzerland, Sweden, and New Zealand. These accomplishments prompted Paul McCartney to call FGTH the Beatles of the Eighties. уже сказано выше. Welcome to the pleasure dome Welcome to the pleasure dome Who-ha Who-ha Who-ha. Только вот в США клип все-таки показывали, хоть и в отредактированом варианте из-за сцен насилия, даже на конгресе демократов демонстрировали. Released October 29, 1984. 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