Zang Tuum Tumb

• The label that reinvented the 12".
• The label that brought the Remix to new qualities and new quantities.
• The label that brought us records from Frankie Goes To Hollywood.
• The label that broke all records with Frankie Goes To Hollywood.
• The label that broke up with Frankie Goes To Hollywood.
• The label that not only FGTH broke up with: Propaganda, The Art Of Noise, Instinct, Nasty Rox Inc., Hoodlum Priest, Sun Electric, Shades Of Rhythm, 808 State, Seal, ...
• The label that had the best sound of the '80s.
• The label that had the best artwork of the '80s.
• The label that had the best production team to date.
• The label that has the best logo of all times.
• The label that has the ever exclusive Trevor Horn and the ever eloquent Paul Morley.
• The label that converted from world domination to underground.

More Facts & Fiction about ZTT

• The definitive click: Get blinded by the official ZTT flash.
• Let me introduce you to the ZTT discussion board "The Blue Board" and further ZTT resources on the web.
• Historically, the most important starting point is the ZTT Module of Lazlo Nibble's Discography Machine, leading to the ZTT discography, the ZTT mailing list and providing links to many further locations of ZTT related pages.
• Currently missing updates for Lazlo's Zang Tuum Tumb Discography above are presented in this Supplemental Extension.
• Some additional stuff from me:
  • a reference list of all known ZTT catalogue numbers
  • another reference list: of all diversions of the songs released on ZTT
  • a curious Tumbometer of the early days
  • a furious Tumbometer praising The 13th Life mix of "Dr. Mabuse"
  • an authentic promo sheet for the Hibakusha mix of "Two Tribes"
  • a fantastic promo sheet for the Tribal/Urban mix of "Welcome To The Pleasuredome" (fake)
  • some Record Shopping Links to check for rare ZTT records
• To complete the context, find out something about Trevor Horn - not only co-founder, co-owner and musical director of ZTT, but also the '80s production genius par excellence, in the first degree.

it's probably more the other way round...