For a brief moment in the mid-90s, 2wo Third3 were the greatest band in the world. The four-piece trio (Biff, their cartoon character songwriter, went on to write most of the Spice Girls' number ones) only released four singles - an album was recorded by never issued - but they represent a perfect pocket of super-stylised pop. As well as Lee, Danny, Victor and Biff, 2wo Third3 were also the work of manager Tom Watkins (Pet Shop Boys, East 17, Bros) and London design firm Form (responsible for most decent record sleeves since 1991). They were also the first sort-of-openly gay pop band.
After band split-up:
Lee disappeared for a few years and then re-emerged as 4th Child
Dan went into music publishing and licensing.
Victor went back to plumbing.
Biff went on to bigger, better things in the world of music production.
1994
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1994
1994
Adam Bailey Productions
VHS, PAL
2017
Crimson
3xCD, Comp
2014
100 Hits, Demon Music Group
5xCD, Comp + Box
1997
1995
NMC (2)
CD, Comp
1995
Sony Music Special Products
CD, Comp, Dig
1995
Sony Music Entertainment (Sweden) AB
CD, Comp, Promo
1995
1995
1995
1994
Dance Pool
CD, Comp
1994
Epic, Epic
CD, Comp, Promo
1994
Epic, Epic
2xLP, Comp, Ltd, Promo, Gat
1994
Sony Music
VHS, Promo, PAL
1994
Sony Music
CD, Comp, Promo
1994
Sony Music UK
2xCD, Comp, Promo
1994
Preset Vision International Ltd.
VHS, Promo, PAL
1994
Sony Music
VHS, Promo, PAL
1994
Pro Audio Usa Inc.
CD, Comp, Promo
1994
Diamond Time Limited, Disc Eyes
VHS, Comp, Mixed, Promo
1994
Gallo GRC
CD, Comp
1994
BBC Transcription
CD, Transcription
1994
1994
1995
BP!
Cass, Comp, Unofficial
1995
Blow Up (2)
CD, Comp, Unofficial
1995
Delta (5)
Cass, Comp, Unofficial
1995
Epic
CDr, Album, Promo, Unofficial, Los + CDr
1994
Mapl Music
Cass, Comp, Unofficial
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