ZANG TIME TUMB EVENTS “ideas shape the course of history”

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• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the The Spectrum, Montréal, Québec, Canada (950) in 1984.
• Propaganda played the Royal Court, Liverpool, UK in 1985.
• Anne Pigalle released Everything could be so perfect… in 1986.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the Sounds article “A hard reign”, and the Record Mirror article “Frankie Goes To Hollywood have announced some dates…” in 1986.
• Trevor Horn was featured in the telegraph.co.uk article “My week: Trevor Horn, record producer” in 2004.
• Claudia Brücken was featured in the theartsdesk.com article “CD: Claudia Brücken — The lost are found” in 2012.

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• Bruce Woolley and the Camera Club released Clean, clean in 1979.
• Dollar released Mirror mirror (Mon amour) in 1981.
• Anne Pigalle was featured in the Record Mirror article “In search of perfection” in 1985.
• Grace Jones was featured in the Record Mirror article “Grace Jones: Slave to the rhythm” in 1985.
• Propaganda played the Queen Mary University, Glasgow, UK in 1985.
• Tom Jones was featured in the Smash Hits article ““Here lies Tom bloody Jones!!”” in 1988.
• Genesis released The carpet crawlers 1999 in 1999.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood released Frankie say greatest in 2009.
• Art of Noise released In-no-sense? Nonsense! in 2018.

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• Buggles were featured in the Cash Box article “Video killed the radio star”, and the Billboard article “Video killed the radio star” in 1979.
• Art of Noise were featured in the NME article “(Who’s afraid of?) the Art of Noise!”, and the No.1 article “Who’s afraid of the…” in 1984.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the No.1 article “Culture frock”, and the The Times article “Frankie say pleasure can pay” in 1984.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood and Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the The Concert Hall, Toronto, Canada (1,800) in 1984.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the No.1 article “Welcome to the pleasure dome”, the NME article “Welcome to the pleasuredome”, and the No.1 article “Whispers” in 1984.
• Anne Dudley released American history X — Original film score in 1998.

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• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in The Sunday Times article “How Frankie built their pleasure dome” in 1984.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood and Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the The Concert Hall, Toronto, Canada (1,800) in 1984.
• Anne Pigalle released Why does it have to be this way… in 1985.
• Propaganda played the Polytechnic, Coventry, UK in 1985.
• Seal released Killer…on the loose in 1991.
• Seal released Soul 2 in 2011.

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• ABC performed Tears are not enough on Top of the Pops (BBC) in 1981.
• Art of Noise were featured in the Record Mirror article “Into battle with the Art of Noise” in 1983.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the NME article “Frankie Goes To Hollywood: Relax”, the NME article “Pink and perky!”, and the No.1 article “Relax” in 1983.
• Art of Noise released Close (to the edit) in 1984.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the The Palace, Los Angeles, USA (1,300) in 1984. Review
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the No.1 article “Frankie says goo gaa gaa”, and the No.1 article “Hello, good evening and welcome to the Whispers-dome” in 1985.
• Propaganda played the Powerhouse, Birmingham, UK in 1985.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood released Liverpool in 1986.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in The Smash Hits book of Personal Files article “The Smash Hits book of personal files”, and the Smash Hits article “We’re all hippies at heart” in 1986.
• Trevor Horn was featured in The Guardian article “Horn of plenty” in 2004.
• David Jordan released Set the mood in 2007.
• Seal released Amazing in 2007.
• Claudia Brücken released The lost are found in 2012.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood released Frankie said in 2012.

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• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the Ontario Theatre, Washington DC, USA (1,100) in 1984. Review|Review
• Art of Noise were featured in the Smash Hits article “Legs” in 1985.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the Smash Hits article “The filth and the fury… has pop music gone too far?” in 1985.
• Grace Jones was featured in the Smash Hits article “Slave to the rhythm” in 1985.
• Propaganda played the Polytechnic, Leicester, UK in 1985.
• 808 State released Pacific in 1989.
• In 1989 808 State appeared on The Late Show, BBC. Perform Pacific State.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the Melody Maker article “Bang!” in 1993.
• Cher released It’s a man’s world in 1995.
• Robbie Williams released Reality killed the video star in 2009.
• Seal released 7 in 2015.

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• Yes released 90125 in 1983.
• Propaganda played the Hammersmith Palais, London, UK in 1985. Review|Review
• Seal released Soul in 2008.
• Andrew Poppy released Shiny floor shiny ceiling in 2012.

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• Art of Noise were featured in the Smash Hits article “Close (to the edit)” in 1984.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the Smash Hits article “Bitz”, the Sounds article “Dome is where the art is”, the Smash Hits article “Frankie Goes To Hollywood: Welcome to the pleasuredome”, the Record Mirror article “Frankie goes to pot”, the Smash Hits article “Frankie have been joined for their US tour…”, and the Smash Hits article “Get smart” in 1984.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the NME article ““Mad bastards”” in 1986.
• Seal released Best 1991–2004 in 2004.

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• Art of Noise were featured in the Record Mirror article “Pulling legs with the Art of Noise” in 1985.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood performed Relax, and Two tribes on Peter’s Pop Show (ZDF) in 1985.
• Propaganda were featured in the Record Mirror article “Propaganda, The University, Salford”, and the Melody Maker article “The sculpture of dreams” in 1985.
• MC Tunes vs 808 state released The north at its heights in 2011.

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• Buggles were featured in the Record World article “Video killed the radio star” in 1979.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the Smash Hits article “Relax” in 1983.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood performed Born to run on Saturday Night Live (NBC) in 1984.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the NME article “David Frost, apparently in need of a new readies…”, and the No.1 article “One to 1” in 1984.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood performed Two tribes on Saturday Night Live (NBC) in 1984.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the No.1 article “Whispers” in 1984.
• Propaganda played the Quatier Latin, Berlin, Germany in 1985.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood released Warriors in 1986.
• Trevor Horn was featured in the telegraph.co.uk article “Vast cities of sound” in 2004.
• Seal released Standards in 2017.

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• Buggles released Adventures in modern recording in 1981.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the Irvine Auditorium, Philadelphia, USA (1,877) in 1984. Review
• Malcolm McLaren released Swamp thing in 1985.
• Propaganda released Wishful thinking in 1985.
• ABC, Art of Noise, Belle & Sebastian, Buggles and Dollar played the Wembley Arena, London, UK (Prince’s Trust concert) in 2004. Memorabilia
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the Wembley Arena (Frankie fronted by Ryan Malloy, minus Holly and Nasher), London, UK (Prince’s Trust concert) in 2004. Memorabilia|Article
• Grace Jones, Lisa Stansfield, Pet Shop Boys, Propaganda, Seal, t.A.T.u. and Yes played the Wembley Arena, London, UK (Prince’s Trust concert) in 2004. Memorabilia
• Femme performed S.O.S. on In Bed With in 2015.

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• ABC were featured in the Smash Hits article “ABC” in 1981.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the No.1 article “Whispers” in 1983.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the Standard article “Look’s like Frankie’s in for an unholy row” in 1984.
• Propaganda played the Markthalle, Hamburg, Germany in 1985.
• Holly Johnson released Where has love gone? in 1990.
• Jimmy Somerville featuring Bronski Beat and The Communards released The singles collection 1984/1990 in 1990.
• Seal released System in 2007.

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• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the The Metro, Boston, USA (1,455) in 1984.
• Propaganda played the Musikhalle, Frankfurt, Germany in 1985.
• In 1998 Seal appeared on TFI Friday, Channel 4. Performed Human Beings.
• 808 State released Invader in 1999.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood released Hard on in 2000.
• 808 State released Outpost transmission in 2002.
• Trevor Horn was featured in The Guardian article “Produced by Trevor Horn”, and the The Guardian article “Produced by Trevor Horn” in 2004.
• Onetwo played the Too 2 Much, London, UK in 2006.
• Holly Johnson released Club Europa, and Follow your heart in 2015.

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• Propaganda played the Alabamahalle, München, Germany in 1985.
• Act were featured in the Billboard article “Dance trax” in 1987.
• Pet Shop Boys released Left to my own devices in 1988.
• Holly Johnson released Soulstream in 2011.

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• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the The Ritz Club, New York, New York, USA (1,577) in 1984. Review
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the Record Mirror article “Warriors” in 1986.
• Lee Griffiths released So sad in 1999.
• Seal released Walk on by in 2004.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in The Guardian article “The Power of Love: a magical hit in which the secular and the spiritual entwine” in 2012.
• Seal was featured in the Metro article “60 seconds with singer Seal” in 2017.

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• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the Eves Club, Wolverhampton, UK in 1983.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the The Ritz Club, New York, New York, USA (1,577) in 1984. Review
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood performed Born to run, Relax, The power of love, and War on Europe A Go-Go (Channel 4) in 1985.
• Propaganda were featured in the Melody Maker article “‘gander banter”, and the NME article “Propaganda — Hammersmith Palais” in 1985.
• Propaganda played the Teatro Tenda, Milan, Italy in 1985.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood performed Rage hard on A La Folie Pas Du Tout (TF1) in 1986.
• Erasure released The two ring circus in 1987.
• Seal released Human being in 1998.

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• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the Faces, Birmingham, UK in 1983.
• Pink Industry were featured in The Guardian article “Pink Industry: Who told you you were naked” in 1983.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the Billboard article “Frankie-mania strikes”, and the NME article “The Frankie videos on the way are tentatively described as…” in 1984.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the The Ritz Club, New York, New York, USA (1,577) in 1984. Review
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the No.1 article “The winning Frankie remix pix!”, the Billboard article “Third quarter U.K. sales: CBS leads”, and the No 1 article “Whispers” in 1984.
• Propaganda played the Punta Capo, Bologna, Italy in 1985.
• Pet Shop Boys released Miracles in 2003.

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• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the Maestro Club, Glasgow, UK in 1983.
• Propaganda played the Teatro Tenda, Rome, Italy in 1985.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the Smash Hits article “Oh dear. Holly has fallen off one side of the world…”, and the Smash Hits article “Where are they now?” in 1987.
• Art of Noise were featured in The Gavin Report article “Kiss” in 1988.

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• ABC performed Tears are not enough on Top of the Pops (BBC) in 1981.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the Haçienda, Manchester, UK in 1983.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the Record Mirror article “Hollywood swinging” in 1983.
• Malcolm McLaren was featured in the No.1 article “News” in 1983.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the Civic Centre, Atlanta, USA (4591) in 1984.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood released The power of love in 1984.
• Propaganda played the Tenax, Florence, Italy in 1985.
• Kirsty MacColl performed Angel, and Soho square on Later… with Jools Holland (BBC) in 1992.
• Infantjoy played the Crossing Border Festival in 2005.

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• Paul McCartney was featured in the Smash Hits article “Spies like us” in 1985.
• Propaganda played the The Big Club, Turin, Italy in 1985.
• Propaganda were featured in the Smash Hits article “Wishful thinking” in 1985.
• Art of Noise were featured in the Making Music article “Noise rejection” in 1987.

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• ABC were featured in the Record Mirror article “Tongue in chic” in 1981.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, Ohio, USA (1,000) in 1984.
• Propaganda played the Volkshaus, Zurich, Switzerland (CANCELLED) in 1985.
• 808 State released Let yourself go/Deepville in 1988.
• Art of Noise released The best of the Art of Noise in 1988.
• Band Aid released Do they know it’s Christmas? in 1997.
• Infantjoy released Where the night goes in 2005.
• Onetwo played the Mexico City Hall, Mexico City, Mexico in 2006.

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• Malcolm McLaren released Buffalo gals in 1982.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the Smash Hits article “Get smart”, and the Smash Hits article “Mutterings” in 1984.
• Propaganda played the Eldorado, Paris, France (CANCELLED) in 1985.
• Claudia Brücken + Andrew Poppy released Another language in 2004.
• Lisa Stansfield released If I hadn’t got you in 2004.
• Onetwo released Item in 2004.
• In 2004 Seal appeared on The Paul O’Grady Show. Performed Kiss From A Rose.
• Various released Produced by Trevor Horn in 2004.
• Beppe Loda (MC1) & Michael Mertens (Propaganda) released I’m a cathedral in 2011.

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• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the Warehouse Club, Leeds, UK in 1983.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the St. Andrews Theatre, Detroit, Michigan, USA (800) in 1984.
• Anne Pigalle was featured in the No.1 article “(S)he stranger”, and the Melody Maker article “Anne Pigalle: Liverpool Polytechnic” in 1985.
• Propaganda were featured in the Melody Maker article “Propaganda: Wishful thinking” in 1985.
• Art of Noise released Daft in 1998.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood released Liverpool, and Reload! Frankie: The whole 12 inches in 1998.
• Shane MacGowan and the Popes released The snake in 1998.

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• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the Smash Hits article “A lot of talk about kinky clothing…” in 1983.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the Candem Palace, London, UK in 1983. Review
• Yes were featured in the Smash Hits article “90125” in 1983.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the Bismarck Theatre, Chicago, Illinois, USA (2,500) in 1984. Review
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the Record Mirror article “Chartfile”, the Record Mirror article “Frankie Goes To Hollywood: The power of love”, the No.1 article “Frankie goes to Moscow”, the No.1 article “Holly Johnson”, the No.1 article “One to 1”, the No 1 article “The power of live!”, the No.1 article “The power of love”, the NME article “The power of love”, the No.1 article “Whispers”, and the Melody Maker article “Yo ho and here we go…” in 1984.
• Zang Tuum Tumb were featured in the No.1 article “In the pleasuredome” in 1984.
• Propaganda played the The Manhatten, Leuven, Belgium (CANCELLED) in 1985.
• The Anti-Heroin Project released It’s a live-in world in 1986.
• Seal was featured in the Record Mirror article “Solid gold Seal” in 1990.
• Art of Noise released Into battle with the Art of Noise in 2003.
• Onetwo played the Lima, Peru (venue Niza, Avenida Arequipa 1501 - 9pm) in 2006.

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• ABC were featured in the Smash Hits article “Nights out” in 1982.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the Hoochie Coochie Club, Edinburgh, UK in 1983.
• ‘Do They Know It’s Christmas’ is recorded at Sarm West studio, London. in 1984. Article
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the First Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA (1,200) in 1984.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood released Welcome to the pleasure dome in 1984.
• Art of Noise released Legs in 1985.
• Propaganda played the Alte Wartesaal, Köln, Germany (CANCELLED) in 1985.
• Propaganda released p:Machinery in 1985.
• Various released IQ6 Zang Tumb Tuum sampled in 1985.
• Various released The value of entertainment in 1986.
• Art of Noise released The FON mixes in 1991.
• Various released Zance — A decade of dance from ZTT in 2002.
• Onetwo played the Santiago de Chile (venue Ex Teatro Italia, Bilbao 465) in 2006.
• Onetwo played the Alban Arena, St. Albans, UK in 2007.

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• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the No.1 article “Hooray for Hollywood” in 1983.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood were featured in the Daily Star article “Frankie floors America” in 1984.
• Nasty Rox Inc. were featured in the Melody Maker article “Nasty Rox Inc, ZTT’s last great white hope…” in 1988.
• MC Tunes vs 808 state released Primary rhyming in 1990.
• Anne Pigalle played the Coffee Cake and Kink, 61 Endell Street, Covent Garden, London, UK in 2004.
• Onetwo played the Academy, Bristol, UK in 2007.

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• Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the Rainbow, Denver, Colorado, USA (1400) in 1984.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood performed Warriors on Top of the Pops (BBC) in 1986.
• Simple Minds released The Amsterdam EP in 1989.
• The musical cast of Toys featuring Wendy & Lisa released The closing of the year — Main theme from Toys in 1992.
• Onetwo were featured in the www.raveline.de article “Instead” in 2006.
• Onetwo played the Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham, UK in 2007.
• Seal released Hits in 2009.

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• David Van Day was born in 1956.
• Seal was featured in the Rolling Stone article “Can Seal handle fame?” in 1991.
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood released Shoot!… The greatest hits of Frankie Goes To Hollywood in 1993.
• The Producers played the ? in 2006. Images
• Andrew Poppy played the New Work, Dublin, Ireland in 2008.

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• In 1984 Frankie Goes To Hollywood appeared on Top of The Pops, BBC1. Season 21, Episode 1075. The Power of Love promo video.
• Band Aid released Do they know it’s Christmas? in 1985.
• Holly Johnson released The power of love in 1999.
• Seal released Videos 1991–2004 in 2004.
• Lisa Stansfield performed He touches me on 2005 Woman’s World Award in 2005.
• Onetwo played the Engine Shed, Lincoln, UK in 2007.
• Olly Murs released Olly Murs in 2010.
• Dollar released Ultimate Dollar in 2019.

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• Anne Pigalle was featured in the Sounds article “Anne Pigalle: Glasgow” in 1985.
• Malcolm McLaren was featured in the Sounds article “Mclaren’s Swamp fever…” in 1985.
• 808 State released One in ten in 1992.
• Pato Banton with Sting released Spirits in the material world in 1995.
• Onetwo played the Apollo, Manchester, UK in 2007.