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Gary Numan
Replicas: The First Recordings (2019)
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01) You Are in My Vision (early version)
02) The Machmen (early version)
03) Down in the Park (early version)
04) Do You Need the Service? (early version)
05) The Crazies
06) When the Machines Rock (early version)
07) Me! I Disconnect From You (BBC)
08) Praying to the Aliens (early version)
09) It Must Have Been Years (early version)
10) Only a Downstat
11) I Nearly Married a Human 3 (early version)
Cd 2
01) Replicas (early version)
02) Are ‘Friends' Electric? (early version)
03) We Have a Technical
04) Down in the Park (outtake mix)
05) Are ‘Friends' Electric? (early version 2)
06) Replicas (early version 2)
07) Me, I Disconnect From You (BBC Peel session)
08) Down in the Park (BBC Peel session)
09) I Nearly Married a Human (BBC Peel session)

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2019

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Synth pop icon Gary Numan began his career in the late '70s fronting the punky outfit Tubeway Army. The band would quickly produce just two albums before Numan broke through internationally with his synth-based 1979 solo album The Pleasure Principle and its ubiquitous hit, "Cars." The time leading up to this was hyperproductive for Numan, however, with final Tubeway Army album Replicas coming just months before The Pleasure Principle, and falling stylistically very much in line with the robotic rock, sci-fi lyrical themes and android funk that Numan would build much of his career from. The First Recordings collects versions of the songs that found their way onto Replicas from an earlier studio session that wasn't used, for whatever reason. Along with early versions of hit songs like "Are Friends Electric?," and "Me! I Disconnect from You," the collection includes three songs from a live BBC Peel session and several songs that didn't make the final track listing of Replicas at the time of its initial release.



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Synth pop icon Gary Numan began his career in the late '70s fronting the punky outfit Tubeway Army. The band would quickly produce just two albums before Numan broke through internationally with his synth-based 1979 solo album The Pleasure Principle and its ubiquitous hit, "Cars." The time leading up to this was hyperproductive for Numan, however, with final Tubeway Army album Replicas coming just months before The Pleasure Principle, and falling stylistically very much in line with the robotic rock, sci-fi lyrical themes and android funk that Numan would build much of his career from. The First Recordings collects versions of the songs that found their way onto Replicas from an earlier studio session that wasn't used, for whatever reason. Along with early versions of hit songs like "Are Friends Electric?," and "Me! I Disconnect from You," the collection includes three songs from a live BBC Peel session and several songs that didn't make the final track listing of Replicas at the time of its initial release.


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