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steelmusicuk · 03-10-2006, 03:43 PM

I used to be a massive fan of Numan's... My tastes have changed now, but all i used to listen to was Gary Numan, and, living in england ment that i have seen many of his shows and meet him on a few occasions..
Behind all the arrogance and make-up, he is a top bloke, who is bloody sincere, and has always kept his family around him.
I still like to pull out the odd numan cd now and again, i mainly go for the early stuff. i recommend these cds for aanyone who is unfamiliar with his music
1. The pleasure Principle
2. Replicas
3. Living Ornaments (79,80 or 81)
4. Sacrifice (probably his best 'recent' album)

He is playing live again this soon. So if you get the chance go and see him, he's getting on a bit now, but he is still knocking out new tunes, so it won't be a 'greatest hits' show...

03-10-2006, 03:43 PM	#8 (permalink)
steelmusicuk Groupie Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 3	The Godfather Of Electronica I used to be a massive fan of Numan's... My tastes have changed now, but all i used to listen to was Gary Numan, and, living in england ment that i have seen many of his shows and meet him on a few occasions.. Behind all the arrogance and make-up, he is a top bloke, who is bloody sincere, and has always kept his family around him. I still like to pull out the odd numan cd now and again, i mainly go for the early stuff. i recommend these cds for aanyone who is unfamiliar with his music 1. The pleasure Principle 2. Replicas 3. Living Ornaments (79,80 or 81) 4. Sacrifice (probably his best 'recent' album) He is playing live again this soon. So if you get the chance go and see him, he's getting on a bit now, but he is still knocking out new tunes, so it won't be a 'greatest hits' show...