Gary Numan is an English keyboardist, vocalist, composer, and pilot who has been musically active since the late-1970s. He emerged as the frontman of synth-punks Tubeway Army, which issued two standalone singles and a self-titled album in 1978. After placing his name in front on their 1979 breakthrough release Replicas, he became a solo artist […]
Dance is the fifth album by Gary Numan, released in 1981 on Beggars Banquet/Atco. Tracklist: A1. “Slowcar to China” (9:07) A2. “Night Talk” (4:30) A3. “A Subway Called ‘You’” (4:41) A4. “Cry the Clock Said” (9:59) B1. “She’s Got Claws” (5:00) B2. “Crash” (3:41) B3. “Boys Like Me” (4:17) B4. “Stories” (3:13) B5. “My Brother’s […]
Replicas is the second album by Gary Numan‘s Tubeway Army, released in April 1979 on Beggars Banquet/Atco. Tracklist: A1. “Me! I Disconnect From You” (3:19) A2. “Are “Friends” Electric?” (5:21) A3. “The Machman” (3:06) A4. “Praying to the Aliens” (3:55) A5. “Down in the Park” (4:20) B1. “You Are in My Vision” (3:12) B2. “Replicas” […]
The Pleasure Principle is the third album by Gary Numan, released in September 1979 on Beggars Banquet/Atco. Tracklist: A1. “Airlane” (3:17) A2. “Metal” (3:31) A3. “Complex” (3:10) A4. “Films” (4:07) A5. “M.E.” (5:32) B1. “Tracks” (2:49) B2. “Observer” (2:53) B3. “Conversation” (7:33) B4. “Cars” (3:57) B5. “Engineers” (3:58) B-sides/extras: “Ocean” “Asylum” (2:30) “Random“ Credits: Gary […]
Tubeway Army is the debut album by the namesake duo fronted by English keyboardist/vocalist Gary Numan, released in 1978 on Beggars Banquet. Tracklist: A1. “Listen to the Sirens” (3:05) A2. “My Shadow in Vain” (2:56) A3. “The Life Machine” (2:44) A4. “Friends” (2:28) A5. “Something’s in the House” (3:59) A6. “Everyday I Die” (2:23) B1. […]
Telekon is the fourth album by Gary Numan, released in 1980 on Beggars Banquet/Atco. Tracklist (US version): A1. “This Wreckage” (5:26) A2. “The Aircrash Bureau” (5:41) A3. “Telekon” (4:29) A4. “Remind Me to Smile” (4:03) A5. “I Die: You Die” (3:47)* B1. “I’m an Agent” (4:19) B2. “I Dream of Wires” (5:10) B3. “Remember I […]
