Let’s make history (Excerpt)

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Formats: Let’s make history (Excerpt)

20th February 2012
Title Format		Format	Catalogue ref.
The art of the 12", volume two (A promotion of a way of life) Compact disc ×2		Compact disc ×2	SALVOMDCD27

30th April 2014
Title Format		Format	Catalogue ref.
The organisation of pop — 30 years of Zang Tuum Tumb (Tokyo edition) Compact disc ×2		Compact disc ×2	XECZ1047–1048

What’s included?

The aim of this discography is to include all releases from the ZTT label including non-official, promo and withdrawn items.

If an artist has moved from ZTT to another label, these recordings may be included. For example, Seal’s releases on Warner Bros. and Art of Noise’s China releases. If a group has split into other groups or a solo career on other labels these may be included.

If an artist appears on ZTT for a short period then generally only these releases are included. For example Kirsty MacColl’s album and related singles.

Other related items may be included that have a strong ZTT link. This covers recordings involving significant members of the ZTT team. Trevor Horn’s productions for example.

Release dates are entered to the nearest known date. Dates marked with an asterisk are estimated dates. Various subsequent formats are grouped with the first release date.

Efforts are made to provide accurate information. At times errors or omissions may inadvertently be made. If you can provide additional information or corrections feel free to get in contact.

On this date

On the 14th of May at some other point in time, the following happened. Were you there? Did you see? Did it change your life?

Philip Jap was featured in the No.1 article “Philip Jap” in 1983.
Malcolm McLaren released Would ya like more scratchin’ in 1984.
Nasty Rox Inc. was featured in the Melody Maker article “King Inc.” in 1988.
Seal played the Sunrise Theatre, Fort Lauderdale, USA in 1995.
In 2000 Leilani appeared on Exclusive! The programme includes a filmed interview with Leilani who discusses her new single Flying Elvis.

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“living to make history”

ZANG TUUM TUUM DISCOGRAPHY “…to denounce systems of rule and life…”

Formats: Let’s make history (Excerpt)

Let’s make history (Excerpt)

20th February 2012

30th April 2014

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