Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Welcome To The Pleasuredome (Deluxe)

Frankie Goes To Hollywood – Welcome To The Pleasuredome [2×LP Black · 2025 Steven Wilson Stereo Mix]

2025 reissue of the 1984 debut: black double vinyl featuring the brand-new stereo mix by Steven Wilson, enhancing Trevor Horn’s landmark production with extra clarity and depth. Official UMR/Universal release scheduled for 31 October 2025.

Key Features

• Format: 2×LP, black vinyl
• Audio: brand-new 2025 stereo mix by Steven Wilson
• Label: UMR / Universal Music Recordings
• Release date: 31/10/2025
• EAN: 0602465706659

Tracklist

LP1

Side A

1. well… (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)
2. The World Is My Oyster (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)
3. Snatch of Fury (Stay) (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)
4. Welcome to the Pleasuredome (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)

Side B

1. Relax (Come Fighting) (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)
2. War (…And Hide) (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)
3. Two Tribes (For the Victims of Ravishment) (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)
4. (Tag) (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)

LP2

Side C

1. Ferry (Go) (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)
2. Born to Run (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)
3. San Jose (The Way) (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)
4. Wish (The Lads Were Here) (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)
5. Including The Ballad of 32 (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)

Side D

1. Krisco Kisses (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)
2. Black Night White Light (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)
3. The Only Star in Heaven (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)
4. The Power of Love (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)
5. bang… (Steven Wilson Stereo Mix)

Why You'll Love It

The fresh stereo mix opens up the arrangements while preserving the album’s bold, dramatic feel. The double-LP format mirrors the 1984 experience and keeps the full sequencing intact. If you love big-screen ‘80s production and want the clearest take to date, this is the most accessible way to own it on vinyl.

Trivia

• The 2025 program also spans an SDE blu-ray (Atmos/5.1/stereo with extras) and a 7CD+blu-ray box curated with the band.
• The original sleeve art by Lo Cole remains one of the era’s most recognizable cover designs.
• “Relax”, “Two Tribes” and “The Power of Love” became defining UK hits of 1984–85.