Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Simply [3CD Box Set] 2015 MP3 torrent

Artist(s) ..........:: Frankie Goes To Hollywood

Title ..............:: Simply Frankie Goes to Hollywood (The Hits, Tracks & Remixes On 3CDs) [3CD Box Set]

Record Label .......:: Union Square Music, Simply Tins, ZTT

Catalogue Number....:: SIMPTNCD019

Country.............:: UK / EU

Source .............:: WEB, CD Album, CDDA

Music Genre.........:: Electronic, Pop

Music Style.........:: Dance-pop, New Wave, Pop-Rock, Club, Synth-pop, Dance

Quality ............:: CBR VBR kbps / 44.1kHz / Full Stereo / MS Stereo

Format..............:: Lossy / Mp3 / Separate Tracks (image+*m3u)

Encoder.............:: LAME v3.99r / WEB (UNTOUCHED)

Tracks .............:: 33 Unmixed

Total Time..........:: 03:12:51

Total Size..........:: ~ 382 Mb

Date Of Release.....:: 2015-July-08



Tracklist:
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Disc: 1

01. Relax

02. Two Tribes

03. The Power Of Love

04. Welcome To The Pleasuredome (A Remade World)

05. Bang!

06. Ferry Cross The Mersey (And Here I'll Stay)

07. San José (The Way)

08. Relax (Sex Mix, Edition Two)

09. One September Monday

10. Black Night White Light

11. The Only Star In Heaven

12. War (And Hide)

13. Two Tribes (Annihilation)

14. The Last Voice



Disc: 2

01. Rage Hard (The Young Person's Guide To The 12inch Mix)

02. Warriors of the wasteland

03. Suffragette City

04. Watching the wildlife

05. Is Anybody Out There?

06. Maximum Joy

07. Warriors of the wasteland (Attack Mix)

08. Watusi Love Juicy

09. Watching The Wildlife (Movement 2)

10. Rage Hard

11. Watching The Wildlife (Voiceless)


Disc: 3

01. Born To Run

02. The World Is My Oyster (In Its 7inch Form)

03. The Ballad Of 32 (Mix 2)

04. Do You Think I'm Sexy?

05. Warriors of the wasteland (Compacted)

06. (Don't Lose What's Left) Of Your Little Mind

07. One February Friday

08. Rage Hard (Voiceless)



Frankie were one of the biggest-selling pop groups of the 1980s, as well as the most controversial. Their debut single, 'Relax', went to No. 1 in ten countries around Europe and its follow-up, 'Two Tribes', was the definitive cinematic soundtrack to the Cold War. They also had a sensitive side ('The Power Of Love'), a rocky side ('Born To Run') and a playful side ('Do You Think I'm Sexy?'). Listen to Frankie afresh, from all sides, with this essential collection