ZTT
ZTT Records was founded in 1983 by NME journalist Paul Morley, record producer Trevor Horn and his wife Jill Sinclair. The label was named after Italian futurist FT Marinetti's "Zang Tumb Tuum", a book describing war where zang tumb tuum is an onomatopoeic description of the sound of a machine gun. Label Code: LC 4281. Early ZTT releases, distributed via Island Records between 1983-1988, gained cult, commercial and critical acclaim alike. ZTT's early iconic status derived from Horn's big productions and Morley's mad / maddening marketing of the label. Horn and his in-house studio team (including Art Of Noise members Gary Langan, J.J. Jeczalik, Anne Dudley as well as Stephen Lipson and Bob Kraushaar) created endless 'diversions' (aka remixes) of every track produced, a pioneering concept back then. "ZTT's business is the puzzle, not the explanation", said Morley in '84. To this end he
Dans l’atlas
- Pacific State, 808 State (1989) : Acid House
- Pacific 202, 808 State (1989) : Acid House
- Cobra Bora, 808 State (1989) : Acid House
- San Francisco, 808 State (1991) : Acid House
- Magical Dream, 808 State (1989) : Acid House
Les sorties les plus connues
- Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Welcome To The Pleasuredome (1984)
- Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Relax (1983)
- Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Two Tribes (1984)
- Frankie Goes To Hollywood, The Power Of Love (1984)
- Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Liverpool (1986)
- Propaganda, A Secret Wish (1985)
- Seal, Seal (1991)
- Grace Jones, Slave To The Rhythm (1985)
