Wonderful. "Dance" is my fave Gary Numan album of all time. Beautiful synth work. Gary's naturally robotic vocals. Gorgeous melancholia. Mick Karn's glorious bass. Numan outdid himself, here. Gary signed my vinyl copy. Will treasure it, always.
Just stumbled across this and thought it was great. Been a life long Numan fan and yes his music did nose dive after Beserker, but the current stuff is amazing. I loved Metal Rhythm and strange charm (especially "My breathing") but Machine and Soul" almost signified the end !!Thanks for sharing and I'm off now to part 2.
Hey Graham !! Thank you SO much for watching. When i started all this TH-cam silliness i wasn't going to do a Numan video. I figured no one would watch. Its amazzzzzzing the response these three videos have received. good and bad. Glad you enjoyed !! Mike
Really good video my friend you and Mr Hall of Fame are the only two people I've ever heard talk about him and the VC! 🤟✌️ The only thing I knew about him was that song cars.. thanks for sharing this with us
Wow I have to say you have my curiosity factor up! I know nothing past Cars. I know you have talked about him before and now you’ve shown your collection so I think I need to explore. Nice video Mike
Cool! Man love your collection of Numan. You obviously know more of Numan than I. Always thought Pleasure Principle was his official solo debut and Replicas was comsidered a Tubeway Army release. Personally I was too young but my older sibling was a fan and that was my introduction. I didn't buy anything after "Dance" but also really like that one. Regardless, thanks for sharing this link of your series with me. Thoroughly enjoyed the 1st and looking forward to the next two. Cheers man. Take care! 🤘🎶🤘
Always thaught that "Crash" would have been an EXCELLENT follow up single to "She's got claws" which had been a top ten single in 1981 here in UK. Why only one single was issued from "Dance" when, just a year later, he issued three singles from "I, Assassin" AND got big hits with them on the UK singles chart, has always surprised me. The second Assassin single, "We Take Mystery" made number nine and is best heard on the extended (7:45 ) 12" rather than the 7" edit or indeed the album!.
Outstanding collection Mike. Three years ago I spent about an hour digging with Gary at a shop in Boston. He is a very cool guy. I did not recognize him at first. But as soon as I looked at his jet black hair that was teased up on top I knew that it was him. I bought the album Dead Son Rising and he signed it up nicely. I got to check out a few of the albums like The Fury and Metal Rhythm. Which eighties release is your favorite? Rob/Boston
Thats awesome!! So he had his wig on !! Replicas is my favorite of the early stuff. Dance is underrated. Thanx for sharing that story. I have met him several times. Very generous with his time. Seemed like a good guy. Thank you so much for your support. 🎶☮️☮️
Totally agreeing in your saying "Dance" is unjustifyably underrated. Probably my favorite GN's favorite album, the one i always comes back to. Side B truning in loop
Hey man I appreciate the video I'm in my early 30s but I grew up with Gary Numan and love every single thing he ever released, with The Fury being one of my favorites. Barely anyone my age knows who Gary is, let alone his obscure synth funk era. Seriously, this is so cool to me, to find others who are Numan fanatics like myself.
Thanx SO much. The feedback to these videos has been surprising. I almost didn’t do them. I figured no one would watch. I got one more Numan video coming. Ill go over live releases and random stuff. Check out the playlist. ☮️🎶
Great to see someone doing a Numan feature, been a fan since Tubeway and back in the UK this was a real fresh sound in the late 70's for those of us ready for change. This video has a rather US slant (obviously) to releases and background information, those of us from the UK would probably correct you on a couple of things but overall excellent. We all have our favorites and the fan base will always be divided on certain releases (I loved Warriors myself...side note; original UK pressings of Warriors had pressing faults on Sister Surprise when the long intro goes into full instrumentation,...it jumped terribly). Notable mentions might be releases unique to other formats than vinyl, such as The Fury Extended Mixes on cassette. (Brit now living in the US) Subscript: Bill Sharpe was the keyboard player with Shakatak
Hey DJ ! Thanx for watching! Oh don’t I know how Numan fans are more than willing to correct me. LOL One other Numan video posted and another coming next week. Stay safe! 🎶☮️🎶
I have an original "Pleasure Principle" LP from '79. Really hitting hard on the synth on this album. Everyone knows it from the hit "Cars" but a good listen front to back. Interestingly enough I have seen more interviews than I know his catalog. I want to get more into his stuff, but for some reason I just haven't. And they can't all be hits can they?
Nice vid Hub tunes. Have been a follower of Numan for 40 + years. Many will disagree no doubt!! But my favourite album was Machine and Soul. The eleventh solo studio album, SAID TO BE GARY'S LEAST FAVOURITE RELEASE. I love it.
Thank you so much for watching and supporting! Im thrilled with the response this video is already getting. I wasn’t expecting it. Machine & Soul huh? 🤪. Its not nearly as bad as people think. Im not sure I actually have it on vinyl though. I may have the cassette. I need to check for the next video. Do you live in the UK?
@@hubtunes9607 Hi Yes i Live in Plymouth, U.K I have followed Numan's music since 1977 -78 Seen him live more times than I can remember. And for the first time ever!!!!!!! He is coming to Plymouth 2022. It has cost me a small fortune in music vids concerts etc , Gary is finally paying me back for my loyalty. LOL. IF COVID doesn't mess it up for us.
@@hubtunes9607 It would get your watch time up, if you played a couple of music clips from each album, that you show us. Maybe your two favourite tracks from each. I will share your channel to a few friends, and I am sure they will sub. Best of luck with your channnel.
@@telekon2848 That’s great. Sadly, here shows are usually half full. He plays great venues, but no one goes. Seeing him in chicago, Detroit and Milwaukee this fall. If Covid allows. I’m guessing the tour web canceled.
New Anger was the US release of the Metal Rhythm album but oddly it had tracks on it from Berserker too. There was another studio album released in 1992 on Numa Records called Machine & Soul which I hope you review too.
I'm sure you've already mistaken the US version of Metal Rhythm which was New Anger as Machine and Soul as you inaccurately state New Anger was released in 1992 which is the year Machine and Soul was released and not New Anger which is 1989
Gary numan's lowest point was an album that you've missed out an album was called machine and soul. That was released in 1992. The album new anger was just a reissue of the 1988 album metal rhythm. Again I have to correct you. The album Machine and Soul was Gary numan's lowest point and was released in 1992. Pure.
A fun video Mike, but with all due respect, this is littered with inaccuracies, but perhaps from a US perspective where Gary was seen as largely a one hit wonder it's understandable. For clarity: 'Tubeway Army' featured keyboards. Quite a few actually. 'Steel and You', or 'Everyday I Die' are good examples. The synth was a Minimoog. 'Replicas' wasn't a 'solo' album. On original UK release it was a 'Tubeway Army' album. The band line up is exactly the same as the first album. It's clearly not a punk album, but widely considered as one of the first hugely successful electronic music albums. In fact it's FULL of keyboards. It garnered his first No.1 hit single 'Are 'Friends' Electric'?. Replicas was what broke Numan in the UK with AFE, not 'The Pleasure Principle'. The legacy of Replicas cannot be understated, but indeed The Pleasure Principle cemented that legacy. 'Telekon' is my personal favourite Numan album. It's perfect IMHO. The Teletour 80 was huge! Interestingly 'Dance' was received with mixed reviews at the time, and has taken a long time to be appreciated. But this was the album where sax was introduced, not 'I, Assassin' which was 1982. Perhaps you need to add in'The Plan' which was released as a cash in from Beggars in 1984 with the early Tubeway Army demos. Agree, 'The Fury' is excellent, but such as shame about that cover. LOL 'Radio Heart' was by 'Radio Heart'. Gary only contributed vocals, and he never worked with Elton John on it. It was Hugh Nicolson 'Metal Rhythm', released in 1988 you state as his worse album, but then say 'New Anger' is better. Errr... they are the same album. 'New Anger' is the US edition. All the tracks you mention as 'kind of a comeback' are actually on the 'Metal Rhythm' album which you say is his worse album. Errr...?? 'New Anger' was released in 1988 in the US, not 1992. You missed out the big one... 'Machine and Soul'. Released in 1992, which is almost universally acknowledged as his worst album. I do agree that there's some decent middle years tracks, but yes, it's not until Sacrifice things start to kick back off again.
Speak to a lot of fans not sure universally Machine and Soul is his worst album I just think a section of fans say it's crap because Gary says it is. On reflection there are worst Gary Numan albums musically it's certainly not his best by any stretch of the imagination though but many I've spoken to don't hate it as much has Gary would want people to.
Thank you for the kind words and thanx for watching. I WAS going to get all the UK BB releases, but shipping was costing more than the records. Maybe someday I’ll have the funds. We shall see . Mike 🎶☮️🎶
Numanoids. Thats the one. I e been in it for years. Everything is so negative. Half the people don’t seem to like Garys music and the other half are a lil creepy talking about Gemma and the girls
@@hubtunes9607 reviewed my scores again and I think I would push the most recent 3 albums up to 9's. I think they really hold up well against the "classic" 3. I'd also probably push Sacrifice up to a 7........it's an odd little record but I really like the vibe of it ( it's overall a bit better than Exile) Couldn't quite bring myself to score any of them 10 but I think Splinter and Telekon would come very close. ( If Telekon had swapped out Sleep By Windows and Telekon for I Die You Die and We Are Glass it would be a 10 )
I had all ( but that first one) up through I Assassin and then I never saw an album from him again, he totally disappeared until a couple of years ago. I wish I still had those early albums to relisten to again. I did buy a 2 LP greatest hits to cover the bases for Numan. Great series , ton of albums I never knew existed. If I would have bought a sucky album I think I would have stopped buying his stuff but you are obviously a Numan completist.
Thanx for watching Steve! I hope my UK viewers comment as they are much more knowledgeable then myself. I was a completists for a while. Gave up. Too many different pressings and color variants. His first 5 are absolutely fantastic. Then throw in Beserker and The Fury. Thats all you need. Stay safe a d well. 🎶☮️🎶
Bill Nelson played and produced a bit on warrior they fell out and bill told him to remove him from the credits. Billy curry from ultravox played some keyboards for him. Seen him live a few years ago but wasn’t that great.
I find your review full of contradictions and inaccuracy and think you really need to research much better. Knowing the singles from each album. Also knowing which album is which. Metal Rhythm you state is his worst album ever yet New Anger you say is ok and released in 1992. The New Anger album is intact the US version of Metal Rhythm whilst Metal Rhythm was released in 1988, IRS decided to rename the album in the US and was released on 1989 replacing two of the tracks for a Berserker album track and remix. So I'm not sure how you hate one and think the other is ok when they are the same album. Also Replicas was released as Tubeway Army and originally never credited to Gary Numan so wasn't a solo album. Later re issues of Replicas in certain territories did add Gary Numan to the cover after the Pleasure Principle
Wonderful. "Dance" is my fave Gary Numan album of all time. Beautiful synth work. Gary's naturally robotic vocals. Gorgeous melancholia. Mick Karn's glorious bass. Numan outdid himself, here. Gary signed my vinyl copy. Will treasure it, always.
Thats awesome!! I love it too. Definitely underrated
Just subbed most importantly!! and liked.
Loved the video. Very nice collection. I'm a huge fan of his. Long live the polymoog!!!
Lots more to come !!!
Great video, only have 2 of his albums, will probably get more in the future. These Numan videos of yours will help me weed some of them out. Thanks!
Dance is underrated
Just stumbled across this and thought it was great. Been a life long Numan fan and yes his music did nose dive after Beserker, but the current stuff is amazing. I loved Metal Rhythm and strange charm (especially "My breathing") but Machine and Soul" almost signified the end !!Thanks for sharing and I'm off now to part 2.
Hey Graham !! Thank you SO much for watching. When i started all this TH-cam silliness i wasn't going to do a Numan video. I figured no one would watch. Its amazzzzzzing the response these three videos have received. good and bad. Glad you enjoyed !! Mike
Really good video my friend you and Mr Hall of Fame are the only two people I've ever heard talk about him and the VC! 🤟✌️ The only thing I knew about him was that song cars.. thanks for sharing this with us
Thanks my friend! Thanx for watching! ☮️
Great video. My favourite album was Dance and it’s so underrated. Very deep record.
Thanx David! Thanx for watching!
Dance is fantastic. Very underrated
I knew this would be a good idea for a video. Your more obsessed then I am with Green day haha Great video
That’s right! You suggested i fo this !! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@@hubtunes9607 I've just listened to the pleasure principle. Good album.
Wow I have to say you have my curiosity factor up! I know nothing past Cars. I know you have talked about him before and now you’ve shown your collection so I think I need to explore. Nice video Mike
Awesome! I love the great response this video is getting. Stay tuned for 1992-2021 !!
Cool! Man love your collection of Numan. You obviously know more of Numan than I. Always thought Pleasure Principle was his official solo debut and Replicas was comsidered a Tubeway Army release. Personally I was too young but my older sibling was a fan and that was my introduction. I didn't buy anything after "Dance" but also really like that one. Regardless, thanks for sharing this link of your series with me. Thoroughly enjoyed the 1st and looking forward to the next two. Cheers man. Take care! 🤘🎶🤘
Thanx for watching!! He is a favorite of mine. I did several concert reviews too
his first solo record was The Pleasure Principle, he also used synths on the Replicas album
Great reviews
Thank u so much for watching 🎶☮️🎶
Gary Numan actually used a Moog synth on the first Tubeway Army album along side guitar, bass and drums
Always thaught that "Crash" would have been an EXCELLENT follow up single to "She's got claws" which had been a top ten single in 1981 here in UK. Why only one single was issued from "Dance" when, just a year later, he issued three singles from "I, Assassin" AND got big hits with them on the UK singles chart, has always surprised me. The second Assassin single, "We Take Mystery" made number nine and is best heard on the extended (7:45 ) 12" rather than the 7" edit or indeed the album!.
I love Crash ! Thanx for watching. 🎶☮️🎶
Outstanding collection Mike. Three years ago I spent about an hour digging with Gary at a shop in Boston. He is a very cool guy. I did not recognize him at first. But as soon as I looked at his jet black hair that was teased up on top I knew that it was him. I bought the album Dead Son Rising and he signed it up nicely. I got to check out a few of the albums like The Fury and Metal Rhythm. Which eighties release is your favorite?
Rob/Boston
Thats awesome!! So he had his wig on !!
Replicas is my favorite of the early stuff. Dance is underrated. Thanx for sharing that story. I have met him several times. Very generous with his time. Seemed like a good guy. Thank you so much for your support. 🎶☮️☮️
cool story Rob!
Totally agreeing in your saying "Dance" is unjustifyably underrated. Probably my favorite GN's favorite album, the one i always comes back to. Side B truning in loop
Right?!?! Its terrific!! 👍🏻
keep it up mate !!!
You are too kind
Hey man I appreciate the video I'm in my early 30s but I grew up with Gary Numan and love every single thing he ever released, with The Fury being one of my favorites. Barely anyone my age knows who Gary is, let alone his obscure synth funk era. Seriously, this is so cool to me, to find others who are Numan fanatics like myself.
Thanx SO much. The feedback to these videos has been surprising. I almost didn’t do them. I figured no one would watch. I got one more Numan video coming. Ill go over live releases and random stuff. Check out the playlist. ☮️🎶
Great to see someone doing a Numan feature, been a fan since Tubeway and back in the UK this was a real fresh sound in the late 70's for those of us ready for change. This video has a rather US slant (obviously) to releases and background information, those of us from the UK would probably correct you on a couple of things but overall excellent.
We all have our favorites and the fan base will always be divided on certain releases (I loved Warriors myself...side note; original UK pressings of Warriors had pressing faults on Sister Surprise when the long intro goes into full instrumentation,...it jumped terribly). Notable mentions might be releases unique to other formats than vinyl, such as The Fury Extended Mixes on cassette.
(Brit now living in the US)
Subscript: Bill Sharpe was the keyboard player with Shakatak
Hey DJ ! Thanx for watching! Oh don’t I know how Numan fans are more than willing to correct me. LOL
One other Numan video posted and another coming next week. Stay safe!
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it was the aircrash bureau on the Telekon album
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👍😊. Killer! The best collection that I have ever seen. I hope that this two video series gets your most views to date. That would be fun. - Heather
So far the response has been great! Much better than i was expecting! Thanx again for watching and your continued support. 🎶☮️🎶
I have an original "Pleasure Principle" LP from '79. Really hitting hard on the synth on this album. Everyone knows it from the hit "Cars" but a good listen front to back.
Interestingly enough I have seen more interviews than I know his catalog. I want to get more into his stuff, but for some reason I just haven't. And they can't all be hits can they?
Definitely not all hits. This video was basically his early new wave years. Next I’ll show his industrial stuff. Thanx for watching. 🎶☮️🎶
@Steven Wood I will definitely give it a shot. Thanks for the info.
Nice vid Hub tunes. Have been a follower of Numan for 40 + years. Many will disagree no doubt!! But my favourite album was Machine and Soul. The eleventh solo studio album, SAID TO BE GARY'S LEAST FAVOURITE RELEASE. I love it.
Thank you so much for watching and supporting! Im thrilled with the response this video is already getting. I wasn’t expecting it. Machine & Soul huh? 🤪. Its not nearly as bad as people think. Im not sure I actually have it on vinyl though. I may have the cassette. I need to check for the next video. Do you live in the UK?
@@hubtunes9607 Hi Yes i Live in Plymouth,
U.K I have followed Numan's music since 1977 -78 Seen him live more times than I can remember. And for the first time ever!!!!!!! He is coming to Plymouth 2022. It has cost me a small fortune in music vids concerts etc , Gary is finally paying me back for my loyalty. LOL. IF COVID doesn't mess it up for us.
@@hubtunes9607 It would get your watch time up, if you played a couple of music clips from each album, that you show us. Maybe your two favourite tracks from each. I will share your channel to a few friends, and I am sure they will sub. Best of luck with your channnel.
@@telekon2848 I wish I knew how. My computer Skilz are pretty limited . Obviously, I don’t edit. LOL
@@telekon2848 That’s great. Sadly, here shows are usually half full. He plays great venues, but no one goes. Seeing him in chicago, Detroit and Milwaukee this fall. If Covid allows. I’m guessing the tour web canceled.
Love those first few albums!.....other "bowie/kraftwerk" influenced artists I love are Iva Davies (ICEHOUSE) and John Foxx....great video,thanks!
Yea, The first 5 are absolutely wonderful
New Anger was the US release of the Metal Rhythm album but oddly it had tracks on it from Berserker too. There was another studio album released in 1992 on Numa Records called Machine & Soul which I hope you review too.
Im actually not sure I have M & S. I’ll have to check. I don’t think i do.
Thanx for watching. 🎶☮️🎶
I'm sure you've already mistaken the US version of Metal Rhythm which was New Anger as Machine and Soul as you inaccurately state New Anger was released in 1992 which is the year Machine and Soul was released and not New Anger which is 1989
Gary numan's lowest point was an album that you've missed out an album was called machine and soul. That was released in 1992. The album new anger was just a reissue of the 1988 album metal rhythm.
Again I have to correct you. The album Machine and Soul was Gary numan's lowest point and was released in 1992.
Pure.
Cant show an album I don’t own. Its shit. You also can not correct opinion
I would say Outland and Machine + Soul are tied for being his worst albums, though I do like the song Outland for some reason haha.
A fun video Mike, but with all due respect, this is littered with inaccuracies, but perhaps from a US perspective where Gary was seen as largely a one hit wonder it's understandable. For clarity:
'Tubeway Army' featured keyboards. Quite a few actually. 'Steel and You', or 'Everyday I Die' are good examples. The synth was a Minimoog.
'Replicas' wasn't a 'solo' album. On original UK release it was a 'Tubeway Army' album. The band line up is exactly the same as the first album. It's clearly not a punk album, but widely considered as one of the first hugely successful electronic music albums. In fact it's FULL of keyboards. It garnered his first No.1 hit single 'Are 'Friends' Electric'?. Replicas was what broke Numan in the UK with AFE, not 'The Pleasure Principle'. The legacy of Replicas cannot be understated, but indeed The Pleasure Principle cemented that legacy.
'Telekon' is my personal favourite Numan album. It's perfect IMHO. The Teletour 80 was huge!
Interestingly 'Dance' was received with mixed reviews at the time, and has taken a long time to be appreciated. But this was the album where sax was introduced, not 'I, Assassin' which was 1982.
Perhaps you need to add in'The Plan' which was released as a cash in from Beggars in 1984 with the early Tubeway Army demos.
Agree, 'The Fury' is excellent, but such as shame about that cover. LOL
'Radio Heart' was by 'Radio Heart'. Gary only contributed vocals, and he never worked with Elton John on it. It was Hugh Nicolson
'Metal Rhythm', released in 1988 you state as his worse album, but then say 'New Anger' is better. Errr... they are the same album. 'New Anger' is the US edition. All the tracks you mention as 'kind of a comeback' are actually on the 'Metal Rhythm' album which you say is his worse album. Errr...?? 'New Anger' was released in 1988 in the US, not 1992.
You missed out the big one... 'Machine and Soul'. Released in 1992, which is almost universally acknowledged as his worst album.
I do agree that there's some decent middle years tracks, but yes, it's not until Sacrifice things start to kick back off again.
Thanx for watching!
Speak to a lot of fans not sure universally Machine and Soul is his worst album I just think a section of fans say it's crap because Gary says it is. On reflection there are worst Gary Numan albums musically it's certainly not his best by any stretch of the imagination though but many I've spoken to don't hate it as much has Gary would want people to.
the UK releases were on the Beggars Banguet label Atco was the US releases
What a fucking FANTASTIC vid... brilliant!! Try to get all the UK BB releases. Please join THE PARK on FB
Thank you for the kind words and thanx for watching. I WAS going to get all the UK BB releases, but shipping was costing more than the records. Maybe someday I’ll have the funds. We shall see . Mike
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I joined! Hope its less bitchy than the other Numan group im in. Awful people
Thank you for sharing my video in The Park. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@@hubtunes9607 just avoid AFEnet and FB Numanoids.
Numanoids. Thats the one. I e been in it for years. Everything is so negative. Half the people don’t seem to like Garys music and the other half are a lil creepy talking about Gemma and the girls
“Shame” on Outland is a good song?
White noise live, is very good.
Probably my Fav Live Numan album. That'll be in Part 3 Someday
Thanx for watching Paul !!!
Wow, that's some vinyl collection you got there!!!
My scores ( if you're interested )
Tubeway Army - 6/10
Replicas - 8/10
PP - 9/10
Telekon - 9/10
Dance - 9/10
I Assassin - 7/10
Warriors - 6/10
Berserker - 8/10
The Fury - 6/10
Strange Charm - 4/10
Metal Rhythm - 4/10
Outland - 3/10
M&S - 1/10
Sacrifice - 6/10
Exile - 6/10
Pure - 8/10
Jagged - 6/10
DSR - 6/10
Splinter - 8/10
Savage - 8/10
Intruder - 8/10
Thanx SO much for watching Steve!! Your rankings are pretty dead on. I’d give Splinter a 10. It’s my favorite of the new era. 👍🏻☮️👍🏻
@@hubtunes9607 reviewed my scores again and I think I would push the most recent 3 albums up to 9's.
I think they really hold up well against the "classic" 3.
I'd also probably push Sacrifice up to a 7........it's an odd little record but I really like the vibe of it ( it's overall a bit better than Exile)
Couldn't quite bring myself to score any of them 10 but I think Splinter and Telekon would come very close. ( If Telekon had swapped out Sleep By Windows and Telekon for I Die You Die and We Are Glass it would be a 10 )
l loved strange charm it is the voice
Maybe ill give it another spin. You talked me into it. 👍🏻
I had all ( but that first one) up through I Assassin and then I never saw an album from him again, he totally disappeared until a couple of years ago. I wish I still had those early albums to relisten to again. I did buy a 2 LP greatest hits to cover the bases for Numan. Great series , ton of albums I never knew existed. If I would have bought a sucky album I think I would have stopped buying his stuff but you are obviously a Numan completist.
Thanx for watching Steve! I hope my UK viewers comment as they are much more knowledgeable then myself. I was a completists for a while. Gave up. Too many different pressings and color variants. His first 5 are absolutely fantastic. Then throw in Beserker and The Fury. Thats all you need.
Stay safe a d well. 🎶☮️🎶
Gary who? Weren't they studio microphones?
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Thanx for watching! 2 more videos to come. LOL
I'm not a big GN fan, but Dance is a fantastic record. Mick Karns bass work is stellar.
He was a wonderful bassist
"The Pleasure Skin" is the best song of this album!!("The Fury")
Its great!!! 🔥🔥🎶
Bill Nelson played and produced a bit on warrior they fell out and bill told him to remove him from the credits.
Billy curry from ultravox played some keyboards for him. Seen him live a few years ago but wasn’t that great.
Yea, He and Bill Curry did NOT get along at the end. I love Bills work.
Thanx for all your support Scott🎶☮️🎶
Not (new anger). Should be (machine and soul). If you read his book, having the hole collection of record's really brings the story to life.
Thanx for watching
He never called himself a new wave artist
Glad you like Gary Numan but good grief some of your "facts" need chevking.
Thanx for watching
Metal Rythm and New Anger are the same. Just some remixes on New Anger. Machine and Soul was his worst piece.
I find your review full of contradictions and inaccuracy and think you really need to research much better. Knowing the singles from each album. Also knowing which album is which. Metal Rhythm you state is his worst album ever yet New Anger you say is ok and released in 1992. The New Anger album is intact the US version of Metal Rhythm whilst Metal Rhythm was released in 1988, IRS decided to rename the album in the US and was released on 1989 replacing two of the tracks for a Berserker album track and remix. So I'm not sure how you hate one and think the other is ok when they are the same album.
Also Replicas was released as Tubeway Army and originally never credited to Gary Numan so wasn't a solo album. Later re issues of Replicas in certain territories did add Gary Numan to the cover after the Pleasure Principle
Thanx for watching