A 2001 compilation of extended mixes, "Twelve Inches" collects the band's notable flirtations with dancefloor-oriented versions of their hit singles. The tracklist focuses on the extended versions that were popular B-sides and club staples during the band's imperial phase.
- The album was released on ZTT Records, the label founded by producer Trevor Horn, who was instrumental in the band's early sound.
- This compilation exclusively features extended versions of singles, a format that was common for dance-pop acts in the 1980s.
- The release date of August 13, 2001, places this compilation long after the band's initial chart success and breakup.
Frankie Goes to Hollywood were a deliberately provocative British pop group from Liverpool, best known for their sexually charged and controversial lyrics. This 2001 compilation arrived late in their career, long after their peak of mainstream success in the mid-1980s.
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