HÖR ZU

The HÖR ZU, Hörzu, or Hör Zu ("Listen!") is a weekly German magazine with TV and radio schedules, first published in 1946, at that time for radio programms only. In 1963, Hörzu started its own record label and licensed records from Electrola Gesellschaft m.b.H. and TELDEC, later also from Polydor Records and CBS Records. These records were sold both in record stores and via mail order. Hörzu is mostly known for releasing the German standard editions of many Beatles records. A discotheque that can be heard. Selected by HÖR ZU, Germany's biggest magazine. HÖR ZU long-playing records are for everyone. Every month, three new releases are added to the HÖR ZU long-playing records repertoire. In 1968 Hörzu started a new label imprint for progressive and avantgarde music called Hör Zu Black Label.