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| - Helden was an electronic new wave project formed in the summer of 1980 by future successful film-musician Hans Zimmer and Ultravox drummer Warren Cann. The project also featured guest participations of singers Zaine Griff and Linda Jardim. (now: Allan) In the summer of 1980, Zimmer and Cann established a 'changing project' (not a band) while discussing the possibility of writing and recording an 'adventure' album. Helden material featured Zaine Griff, Linda Jardim (now Allan), Eddie Maelov (of Gloria Mundi and Eddie And Sunshine), Ronny, Thin Lizzy guitarist Brian Robertson, among others. (en)
- Helden es una banda electrónica proyectada a comienzos de los años 1980 por el músico reconocido Hans Zimmer y Warren Cann (baterista de Ultravox). En la banda también colaboraron como cantantes y . Zimmer y Cann se habían conocido durante la grabación del álbum "Ashes and Diamonds" de Zaine Griff en 1980. Ambos participaron en los 3 álbumes de la carrera de éste, y en ese tiempo formaron el proyecto Helden. En la página oficial de Ultravox se ha anunciado que se realizará oficialmente el álbum Spies y en CD por primera vez, y junto a mencionados materiales. Todo esto va a salir en el 2008. (es)
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| - Helden was an electronic new wave project formed in the summer of 1980 by future successful film-musician Hans Zimmer and Ultravox drummer Warren Cann. The project also featured guest participations of singers Zaine Griff and Linda Jardim. (now: Allan) During 1979 and 1980, Zimmer and Cann were constantly working along as part of the backing band of New Zealand singer Zaine Griff, and were also doing TV presentations as part of the guest line-up of musicians with The Buggles. With Griff, the duo were touring in 1979, played with Griff at Reading '79 Festival and played for his debut album Ashes and Diamonds, released in 1980. In the summer of 1980, Zimmer and Cann established a 'changing project' (not a band) while discussing the possibility of writing and recording an 'adventure' album. The following autumn of 1981 they began work on the project, recording initial material. In March 1983, the forthcoming album was announced as to be called Spies. It consisted of 12 songs, all recorded with synthesizers and computers. Some songs were purely instrumental (Mother Company, Pyramids Of The Reich, Moonlight In Vermont and Eva). The other songs had vocals by (mostly) Zaine Griff and Linda Jardim (Allan), but also Hugo Vereker and French singer Ronny. Some songs are similar to Zaine Griff's songs on the album Figvres (on which Hans Zimmer also contributed instrumental arrangements, keyboards and computers): Stranded, Borderline and Holding On. Other songs were reminiscent of the worldwide hit song "Video Killed The Radio Star" by The Buggles - to which Zimmer also contributed: Young & Scientific, 2529 and Movies for Eva, while some songs sound more theatrical and dramatic: The Ball and My Killing Hand. The album was meant to be released in 1983, but that was cancelled.An extremely rare promo tape was completed, dated 01/02/1983 under the working title of “Spies - An act of love”, which included a 15 page background story with lyrics, and featured the following 13 tracks with the original titles:Spies,The Ball,Young & Scientific,A Killing Hand,Pyramids of the Reich,Transmission,Holding,Moonlight in Vermont,2529,Borderline,Stranded,Movies for Eva,Eva, Fans urged the band to release the album and when that did not happen it was later unofficially released as a bootleg. Some parts of their repertoire and BBC Radio One interviews were compiled into an unofficial compilation album called Radio One Saturday Live. A single, Holding On (a vocal duet between Zaine Griff and Linda Jardim) was officially released on their own label ZiCa Records in autumn 1983, followed by "Stranded" in 1985, which came free with issue 19 of In The City magazine. Helden material featured Zaine Griff, Linda Jardim (now Allan), Eddie Maelov (of Gloria Mundi and Eddie And Sunshine), Ronny, Thin Lizzy guitarist Brian Robertson, among others. After Cann and Zimmer ended the project, both went to collaborate with Spanish new wave band Mecano in their 1984-85 tour. Part of the tour was featured on the unofficial live album Mecano: En Concierto, released in 1985. Ultravox's official fan page announced the Spies album would be released on CD for the first time with bonus material. The exact date was not mentioned, but it had been said to be in plans since 1993. As of now, the album remains officially unavailable. (en)
- Helden es una banda electrónica proyectada a comienzos de los años 1980 por el músico reconocido Hans Zimmer y Warren Cann (baterista de Ultravox). En la banda también colaboraron como cantantes y . Zimmer y Cann se habían conocido durante la grabación del álbum "Ashes and Diamonds" de Zaine Griff en 1980. Ambos participaron en los 3 álbumes de la carrera de éste, y en ese tiempo formaron el proyecto Helden. Su álbum Spies solamente fue grabado pero nunca oficialmente editado, aunque si sacado a venta. Esto lo tildaría como bootleg, ya que es raro de encontrar; de lo mismo se puede decir de un repertorio en vivo y unas entrevistas que están compiladas en un disco llamado Radio One Saturday Live. Sus dos sencillos (Holding On y Stranded) si fueron oficialmente sacados a la venta, pero en vinilos. En la página oficial de Ultravox se ha anunciado que se realizará oficialmente el álbum Spies y en CD por primera vez, y junto a mencionados materiales. Todo esto va a salir en el 2008. (es)
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