Mémé Goes to Hollywood

Rage Hard (Compacted) is a programme by Frankie Goes To Hollywood to promote the group's first single from their Liverpool album, "Rage Hard". The title is parenthetical with the word "Compacted" because this was the first single to be released as a compact disc. The mix compiles different remixes of "Rage Hard". The CD also features two non-LP tracks, a cover of David Bowie's "Suffragette City" and The Doors' "Roadhouse Blues".

Reload! Frankie: The Whole 12 Inches is a 1994 compilation by British synth pop group Frankie Goes To Hollywood. They may have been a one-hit wonder in the United States but they had seven hits in Europe, most of which appear here in remix form, the "reload" if you will. This is a 2000 reissue done by Repertoire Records.

Frankie Goes to Hollywood hyped their debut album Welcome to the Pleasuredome so much that when their second record, Liverpool, failed to live up to expectations, their career was effectively over. That didn't stop them from releasing greatest-hits albums, however, nor did it stop the inevitable wave of '80s nostalgia that surged forth in the '90s. To cash in on whatever meager Frankie nostalgia that may have existed, Bang!… Greatest Hits of Frankie Goes to Hollywood appeared in 1994 and was reissued in 1998, when the rights shifted to Universal Records.

Gary McLintoch, Tank Commander, proud Scot, showbiz personality and now documentary film-maker, is off to Hollywood to meet the Scots who have left Scotland behind for the bright lights of Los Angeles. He's determined to find out why they have moved away from home and what they feel about the country they left behind.

Warriors (Compacted) is a compilation of different versions of the 1986 single "Warriors Of The Wasteland" by Frankie Goes To Hollywood. It was "compacted" for cassette and CD. The CD version features all tracks indexed as one track. The MP3 version edits the five tracks within separately. This was released by Zang Tuum Tumb.

"Welcome To The Pleasure Dome" is the fourth single by British synth/dance pop group Frankie Goes To Hollywood. This is taken from the cassette single which featured an exclusive program not found anywhere else. This was also the second single released in support of their debut album, Welcome To The Pleasuredome.

"Relax" is the 1983 debut single by British synth pop ragers Frankie Goes To Hollywood. This is a digital conversion of one of the "Relax" 12" singles featuring the U.S. mix and an instrumental called "Relax (From Soft To Hard)" here. This was released in 1989 in West Germany by Island.

Rarities is a 2011 bootleg by Frankie Goes To Hollywood and some of the projects they did after their initial split. It features material by Holly Johnson, guitarist Brian Nash, who did music under his nickname, Nasher, the Frankie reunion with vocalist Ryan Molloy and a tribute band to the music of the 80's.

"Two Tribes" is the second single by British synth/dance pop group Frankie Goes To Hollywood. This is taken from the cassette single which featured an exclusive program not found anywhere else.