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Maximum Joy

by Frankie Goes to Hollywood

Maximum Joy is a 2000 synthpop album by Frankie Goes to Hollywood. It runs 20 tracks across 133 minutes.

Synthpop · Electronic · New Wave

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20
Tracks
133 min
Runtime
130 bpm
Tempo
E minor
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Maximum Joy album cover

Maximum Joy album cover

The Maximum Joy cover was photographed by Simon McCann and art-directed by Ed Sullivan and Simon Griffin.

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Simon McCann
Art direction
Ed Sullivan, Simon Griffin

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20 tracks · 133 min

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Maximum Joy is a greatest hits album by Frankie Goes To Hollywood, released on 25 October 2000 by ZTT Records.

In brief

When was Maximum Joy released?
Maximum Joy was released in 2000.
How many tracks are on Maximum Joy?
Maximum Joy has 20 tracks, with a runtime of 133 minutes.
What genre is Maximum Joy?
Maximum Joy is catalogued under Synthpop, Electronic, New Wave.
What BPM is Maximum Joy?
Maximum Joy runs at a median tempo of 130 BPM across its tracks, most often in E minor, measured from audio analysis.
What albums are similar to Maximum Joy?
Listeners of Maximum Joy also rate Greatest by Duran Duran, The Best of Depeche Mode, Vol. 1 (Deluxe) by Depeche Mode, The Singles 86>98 by Depeche Mode.

Maximum Joy at a glance

Label
ZTT Records
Produced by
Trevor Horn, Stephen Lipson

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