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Videography

1970s
Title	Artist		Type	Date
Top of the Pops (BBC) — Video killed the radio star Buggles	Buggles		TV appearance	25 Dec 79

1980s
Title	Artist		Type	Date
Top of the Pops (BBC) — The plastic age Buggles	Buggles		TV appearance	Jan 80
Top of the Pops (BBC) — Clean, clean Buggles	Buggles		TV appearance	10 Apr 80

2000s
Title	Artist		Type	Date
Prince’s Trust concert — Video killed the radio star Buggles	Buggles		Live	11 Nov 04

2010s
Title	Artist	Type	Date
Supper Club, London — Astroboy (And the proles on parade) Buggles	Buggles	Live	29 Sep 10
Supper Club, London — Elstree Buggles	Buggles	Live	29 Sep 10
Supper Club, London — I love you (Miss Robot) Buggles	Buggles	Live	29 Sep 10
Supper Club, London — Johnny on the monorail Buggles	Buggles	Live	29 Sep 10
Supper Club, London — Kid dynamo Buggles	Buggles	Live	29 Sep 10
Supper Club, London — The plastic age Buggles	Buggles	Live	29 Sep 10
Supper Club, London — Video killed the radio star Buggles	Buggles	Live	29 Sep 10
British Music Experience — Video killed the radio star Buggles	Buggles	Live	25 Oct 11

On the 2nd of February at some other point in time, the following happened. Were you there? Did you see? Did it change your life?

Frankie Goes To Hollywood was featured in the Smash Hits article “BBC: Thanks but no Franks” in 1984.
Frankie Goes To Hollywood was featured in the Record Mirror article “Frankie add more dates”, the Melody Maker article “Frankie single”, the No.1 article “One to 1”, and the NME article “Tour news starts with more Frankie shows” in 1985.
Zang Tuum Tumb was featured in the New Musical Express article “Frankie Goes To Hollywood release their first 1985 single…”, the No.1 article “Frankie sell-out… ZTT go mad”, the No.1 article “Whispers”, and the Sounds article “ZTT go OTT” in 1985.
Frankie Goes To Hollywood played the Omnisport Bercy, Paris, France in 1987.
Holly Johnson performed Love train on Top of the Pops (BBC) in 1989.
808 State was featured in the Record Mirror article “The great British music weekend” in 1991.
Inga Humpe was featured in the Record Mirror article “Do I have to” in 1991.
Propaganda was featured in the Record Mirror article “Wild at heart”, and the Record Mirror article “Your wildlife” in 1991.
In 1993 808 State appeared on The Beat.
Art of Noise released Daft in 2004.
Art of Noise released At the end of the century in 2015.
Various released Zang Tuum Tumb—The value of entertainment in 2015.

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