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Two Tribes

"Two Tribes" is an anti-war song by British band Frankie Goes to Hollywood, released in the UK by ZTT Records on 4 June 1984. The song was later included on the album Welcome to the Pleasuredome. Presenting a nihilistic, gleeful lyric expressing enthusiasm for nuclear war, it juxtaposes a relentless pounding bass line and guitar riff inspired by American…

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Genre
New pop · Hi-NRG · disco · synth-pop
B-side
"One February Friday" · "War"
Label
ZTT (ZTAS 3)
Length
3:56 3:23 (edit)
Producer
Trevor Horn
Released
4 June 1984

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Music

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Release

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Original 1984 mixes

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Two Tribes

Nodes96
Edges95
Triples117
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.020833
Components1

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related to Videos · 26
Two Tribes → America, Artificial Paradise VHS, Certain, Chernenko's, Communist Party, Creme-directed, From An Wasteland, German, Hibakusha, John, Kennedy, Konstantin Chernenko, Lord Beaverbrook, MTV, No, Reagan, Richard Nixon, Secretary, Soviet Union, The
related to Music · 25
Two Tribes → After, Alan Winstanley, Andy Richards, BBC John Peel, By, Clive Langer, Frankie Goes Hollywood, From, Fulham, Further, Horn, In, Jeczalik, Langer, Lipson, Lipson's, October, Producer's Workshop, Relax, Sarm Studios
related to Title and lyrics · 23
Two Tribes → About, Air, Although Johnson, America/I, And, Are, British, Captain Kirk, Cold War, Cover Girl Killer, How, Indians, Johnson, Klingons, Love Is, On, Phillips Van Heusen, Reagan, Surely, The
related to Release · 22
Two Tribes → A-side, American, Annihilation, B-side, Brian Nash, Carnage, Hidden, June, Mark O'Toole, Morley, One February Friday, One September Monday, Peter Gill, Reagan, Relax, Soviet-style, Surrender, The, The UK, UK
related to Critical reception · 6
Two Tribes → American, Cash Box, NME, Richard Harris, Tchaikovsky, The War Song
Genre · 4
Two Tribes → disco, Hi-NRG, New pop, synth-pop
Songwriters · 3
Two Tribes → Holly Johnson, Mark O'Toole, Peter Gill
B-side · 2
Two Tribes → "One February Friday", "War"
Studio · 2
Two Tribes → Producer's Workshop (Fulham), Sarm West (London)
Label · 1
Two Tribes → ZTT (ZTAS 3)

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song two uk 1984 single tribes war version johnson included horn one ztt relax released reagan british original album line

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Two TribesB-side"One February Friday"1.00infobox
Two TribesB-side"War"1.00infobox
Two TribesGenreNew pop1.00infobox
Two TribesGenreHi-NRG1.00infobox
Two TribesGenredisco1.00infobox
Two TribesGenresynth-pop1.00infobox
Two TribesLabelZTT (ZTAS 3)1.00infobox
Two TribesLength3:56 3:23 (edit)1.00infobox
Two TribesProducerTrevor Horn1.00infobox
Two TribesReleased4 June 19841.00infobox
Two TribesSongwritersPeter Gill1.00infobox
Two TribesSongwritersHolly Johnson1.00infobox
Two TribesSongwritersMark O'Toole1.00infobox
Two TribesStudioProducer's Workshop (Fulham)1.00infobox
Two TribesStudioSarm West (London)1.00infobox

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