Slowly it's good ...

Frankie Goes To Hollywood (or shall we say, the brilliant producer Trevor Horn and some studio musicians) have presented the mid-1980s, two fine albums (think also "Liverpool" from 1986 was great, not only "Welcome To The Pleasure Dome"). That was almost 30 years ago. Since then, the former label ZTT believes he must reward us in a 2-year intervals with best-of compilations. How many reissues, compilations and the like there are now? 10, 15, 20? Whether a band that has released a total of less than 30 regular title to 2 (!) Studio LPs, such needs is questionable anyway. So now again: painfully familiar, well-known titles in the 1,000. Remix version (everything is already known), provided with stupid additional titles in the (.......), to give the impression that here was something on it, which you've never heard. Please let be good. Frankie is long gone in Hollywood.