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THE PLAN

That’s Too Bad - (single version) 
Oh! Didn't I Say 
Out Of Sight 
Bombers - (original version) 
My Shadow In Vain - (original version) 
This Machine - (original version) 
Thoughts No. 2
Something’s In The House- (original version) 
Check It
The Monday Troop
This Is My Life 
Mean Street 
Ice
Crime Of Passion
The Life Machine (Original) - (original version) 
Critics
Friends (Do Your Best) - (original version) 
Basic J
That’s Too Bad - (original version) 
Bombers - (single version) 
Blue Eyes 
O.D. Receiver 
Fadeout 1930 
Don’t Be A Dummy - (with Lee Cooper Advert) 
The Plan 1978 (1984 Sep release)

Gary Numan (Keyboards, Guitars, Vocals)
Paul Gardiner (Bass)
Jess Lidyard (Drums)

Produced by Gary Numan

Recorded at Spaceward Studios, 7-9 March 1978

Release Date: September 1984
Highest Chart Position: 29

LP UK Beggars Banquet BEGA 55
LP UK Beggars Banquet BEGA 55P (Picture Disc, 4800 issued)
CD UK Beggars Banquet BEGA-7CD [With Replicas]
CD WG EFA-Import CD-6367 [With Replicas]
CD UK Beggars Banquet BBL 55 CD

Cassette Cover

REISSUE COVERS

The Plan Picture Disc
1987 Dec Replicas/The Plan Collection Album CD
1993 Dec Replicas/The Plan Collection CD 
1999 Aug The Plan Reissue CD

THE PLAN THE SINGLES

1979 This Is My Life 7"

REVIEW

The 15 songs originally recorded in March 1978 remained on Beggars Banquet's vault for six and a half years, finally emerging as The Plan in autumn 1984. Not only were the tracks sequenced in the running order that Numan originally intended but the album took on a life of its own by leaping into the UK charts at Number 29.

Gary Numan never really intended these songs to be released. They were meant to give Beggars Banquet a rough idea of the songs that he had at the time, with his band Tubeway Army. Also, by the time these sessions were finished Gary had stumbled across the Mini Moog synth and begun work on an entirely new kind of music, making this punkier material outdated and unwanted by him.

This release, remastered and repackaged, also includes many extra bonus tracks.

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