FFRR

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Acronym	Definition
FFRR	Full Frequency Range Recording
FFRR	First-Flight Readiness Review

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Despite supplying the soundtrack to many sashays down the catwalk, labels are not important to the woman that Pete Tong persuaded to leave her successful promotions company Loud & Clear and run his FFRR label. LOUD AND GEAR; DJ Lisa on playing it big and looking fab by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) I launched my own record label, FFRR through London Records. PETE'S ON HIS WAY UP NORTH FOR CITY PARTY; CLUBS WITH DAVY T: ... by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England) I want to compete with the likes of Postitiva and FFRR. HIT THE DECKS; Sometimes even the hottest DJs get their fingers burnt by Oakenfold, Paul / Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)			FFQ FFQC FFQHC FFQL FFQT FFR FFRA FFRAP FFRC FFRD FFRDC FFRDLC FFREC FFRF FFRG FFRH FFRI FFRL FFRM FFRO FFROG FFRP FFRPA FFRPG FFRPS FFRR FFRRG FFRRO FFRS FFRT FFRTC FFRU FFRUK FFRW FFS FFSA FFSAQ FFSB FFSBC FFSBLC FFSC FFSCI FFSCM FFSD FFSDIF FFSE FFSEO FFSF FFSG FFSGS FFSH			FFQC FFQHC FFQL FFQT FFR FFRA FFRAP FFRC FFRD FFRDC FFRDLC FFREC FFRF FFRG FFRH FFRI FFRL FFRM FFRO FFROG FFRP FFRPA FFRPG FFRPS FFRR FFRRG FFRRO FFRS FFRT FFRTC FFRU FFRUK FFRW FFS FFS FFSA FFSAQ FFSB FFSBC FFSBLC FFSC FFSCI FFSCM FFSD FFSDIF FFSE FFSEO FFSF FFSG FFSGS

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