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Published January 21st, 2012 at 5:19 pm in Music News with no comments
Tagged with 808 State, Art Of Noise, Gary Langan, Godley & Creme, Graham Massey, Paul McCartney, Propaganda, Scritti Politti, Trevor Horn, Zang Tuum Tumb, ZTT
The purveyors of the 12 inch, the extended remix? While there are many possible answers, somehow it all leads back to the Zed. That is ZTT, or Zee-T-T for us Americans, which of course stands for Zang Tuum Tumb, the mightiest of all almighty record labels. ZTT had released The Art Of The 12″ compilation last year, merely dipping in to touch some of the great remixers the labels had released in its history. They’re about to do it again with The Art Of The 12″, Volume Two, subtitled A Revelation of the Extended Remix and this one is looking even sweeter than the first.
The new collection will be a 2 CD collection, featuring tracks released by ZTT, previously-unreleased-but-highly-discussed mixes, along with items that have been items of desire for ZTT-afficionados for years. They include:
Frankie Goes To Hollywood‘s “Two Tribes (keep the peace)” (15 minute mix)
Art Of Noise‘s “Moments In Love (Parts 1 & 2)” (remixed by 808 State‘s Graham Massey
Propaganda‘s “Dr Mabuse Der Spieler”
Paul McCartney‘s “Spies Like Us (12″ remix by Art Of Noise) (press release states this one is previously released, so not sure if this means it’s a different version than the one on the “Spies Like Us” 12 single)
Godley & Creme‘s “Cry” (Trevor Horn‘s 12″ remix, previously unreleased on CD)
Scritti Politti‘s “Absolute” (a dub mix by Art of Noise’s Gary Langan)
ZTT have been digging deep into their vaults for what seems like a wealth of riches, but in truth shows how much of today’s music they’ve influenced. As long as the goods are there, why not keep their history and legacy alive? The Art Of The 12″, Volume Two will be released on the 20th of February.
What do you think?