Frankie Goes to Hollywood

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Frankie Goes to Hollywood: Hammersmith Odeon, London
Live Review by Mat Snow, NME, April 1985
"HALLO HAHMMERSMITH...we are U2!" Holly say. Some say, ha ha, very funny; I say, many a true word spoken in ...

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Phenomenal: Frankie Goes To Hollywood
Report by Barney Hoskyns, New Statesman, 1984
THAT A GROUP should make the fourth-best selling British single of all time with their first release is remarkable; that they should follow it up with ...

Frankie Goes To Hollywood: Welcome to the Pleasure Dome
Review by Richard Cook, NME, November 1984
IT IS, of course, brilliant. And nothing more so than the last glittering shards, the final breaths taken in this pleasure dome. ...

Frankie Goes To Hollywood: Liverpool
Review by David Quantick, NME, October 1986
WHAT DO you do when you've made a completely excessive double album which made history as highly moderate filler? How do you feel when everyone talks ...

Frankie Goes To Hollywood: Mad Bastards
Interview by John McCready, NME, November 1986
WITH A LITTLE help from his friends, Frankie went to Number One. He found that Number One was more exciting than Hollywood ever could be. The ...

The Revenge of Frankie Goes To Hollywood
Report and Interview by Dave Rimmer, Q, Summer 1986
"NO ONE GETS IN HERE!" screams Brian Nash, slamming the caravan door and flicking the lock. "No one!" Outside hover a few members of the Frankie ...

Frankie Goes to Hollywood: The Final Chapter?
Report and Interview by Lloyd Bradley, Q, April 1988
ON WEDNESDAY 10 February, the usual knot of press photographers and television camera crews on permanent point duty outside the Law Courts in The Strand had ...

Frankie Goes To Hollywood: Where Are They Now?
Profile by Martin Aston, Q, October 1992
THERE ARE FEWER more meteoric sagas than that of Liverpool's Frankie Goes To Hollywood – from almost complete obscurity to the hottest, and the most controversial, ...

Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Art Of Noise et al: A Force From Above
Review by Chris Roberts, Uncut, October 2000
MAXIMUM JOY
PROPAGANDA
A SECRET WISH
THE ART OF NOISE
WHO'S AFRAID OF THE ART OF NOISE ...

see also Big In Japan