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Discover Gary Numan quotes Here you will find a list of random quotes from the man himself Mr. Gary Numan some about life and he's success, little snippets into the life of Gary Numan....
01. Remind Me To Smile 3:30
02. Metal 3:39
03. This Prison Moon 3:17
04. Down In The Park 4:45
05. This Is My House 4:22
06. The Iceman Comes 4:33
07. Films 4:57
08. Cars 3:31
09. We Take Mystery (To Bed) 7:41
10. I Die: You Die 3:39
11. Me! I Disconnect From You 3:18
12. Love Needs No Disguise 4:08
13. Are ‘Friends’ Electric? 5:30
How old:
This CD is old!
Release Date:
July 4th 2025
Format:
CD
Record Label:
SUTRA
Catalogue No:
SUCD147
Price Guide:
£12.99
Country:
United Kingdom
Additional info:
N/A
Highest Chart Position:
Deleted Recorded live at London’s Hammersmith Odeon on the 15th October 1983
Credits:
Gary Numan - Vocals
Chris Payne - Keyboards
Cedric Sharpley - Drums
John Webb - Keyboards, Sax
Joe Hubbard - Bass
Rrussell Bell - Guitar
Gary Numan rose to prominence in the late 1970s as lead vocalist, songwriter, and producer for Tubeway Army, a punk-rock outfit that evolved into a pioneering new wave act by the time of their self-titled debut album. After releasing two albums with the band, Numan embarked on a solo career with a new backing group. Known for his dystopian imagery and fascination with synthesisers, he achieved major solo success with the hit single ‘Cars’, helping to shape a sleek, electronic sound that would go on to influence countless artists.
By the early 1980s, Numan had become renowned not only for his innovative music but also for his theatrical live shows and stark, cybernetic persona. However, after stepping away from touring in 1981, he re-emerged with a new creative direction. Drawing influence from funk, jazz fusion, and more organic textures, his sound began to evolve beyond the clinical minimalism of earlier recordings. This transformation culminated in Warriors (1983), an album that reflected both personal and artistic turbulence while exploring broader sonic landscapes. The Warriors album was supported by a 40-date UK tour from September to October 1983, his first shows since his Wembley ‘Farewell’ shows two years prior. The tour was a rousing success, featuring elaborate staging, multiple costume changes and a revitalised Numan in enigmatic form.
MARKETING & PROMOTION / SELLING POINTS
• Perhaps the finest show of the tour was Numan’s third night of a four-night run at London’s Hammersmith Odeon on the 15th October 1983, a show that was also broadcast on local radio. With a commanding presence and a setlist spanning old hits and new material, the performance balanced innovation with nostalgia and demonstrated Gary Numan at his most compelling. Sufficiently reenergised after his stint away from touring, the show was a musical tour-de-force that captivated all those in attendance. The entire performance from that electric night is now available for all to enjoy on this new CD..
