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A1. Listen To The Sirens 3.06
A2. My Shadow In Vain 2.59
A3. The Life Machine 2.46
A4. Friends 2.31
A5. Somethings In The House 4.15
A6. Everyday I Die 2.25
B1. Steel And You 4.45
B2. My Love Is A Liquid 3.33
B3. Are You Real ? 3.26
B4. The Dream Police 3.39
B5. Jo The Waiter 2.41
B6. Zero Bars (Mr Smith) 3.11
How old:
This LP is old!
Release Date:
February 10th 2023
Format:
LP
Record Label:
Beggars Archive
Catalogue No:
BBQ 2262 LP
Price Guide:
£22.00
Country:
United Kingdom
Additional info:
Deleted This Vinyl Re-issue (November 1978) Entered Charts 25th August 1979, The highest Chart Position was at Number 14 and spent 10 weeks in the charts.
Highest Chart Position:
14
Credits:
Gary Numan (Vocals, Guitars, Keyboards)
Paul Gardiner (Backing Vocals, Bass)
Jess Lidyard (Drums)
Produced by Gary Numan
Engineered & Mixed by Mike Kemp
Recorded at Spaceward
Photography by Mike Stone
Re-issue Cover Illustration by Garry Robson
Tubeway Army was the name of Gary Numan's band. Formed in 1977, their self-titled debut album was released at the tail end of 1978. The album was a segue from the punk-leaning sounds of their early singles, to the pioneering electronic music that Gary Numan became known for. The phrase 'garagey sci-fi rock' was used in reference to this album. Shortly after this album's release, Tubeway Army recorded their follow-up, 'Replicas', which contained 'Are 'Friends' Electric?', which became the first synthesizer-based number 1 hit of the electronic era in 1979. After its release, Numan opted to drop the Tubeway Army name and release music under his own name, retaining the musicians from Tubeway Army as his backing band..
