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Pleasure Principle-The First Recordings by Gary Numan (Record, 2019)

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Format Detail: 2LP Orange standard Gatefold Jacket. There is always a chance of a release date being delayed, and we are not always notified by our distributors when this happens. Close to perfect playback.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelBeggars Banquet US, Bqt

UPC0607618215811

eBay Product ID (ePID)22046066429

Product Key Features

Release Year2019

FormatRecord

GenreRock

ArtistGary Numan

Release TitlePleasure Principle-The First Recordings

Dimensions

Item Height0.25 in

Item Weight0.96 lb

Item Length12.24 in

Item Width12.13 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks21

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

TracksCars (Demo Version), Films (Demo Version), Complex (Demo Version), Random, M.E. (Demo Version), Conversation (Demo Version 2), Tracks (Demo Version), Cars (Demo Version 1), Metal (Demo Version), Airlane (Demo Version), Gymnopédie No. 1 (Demo), Observer (Demo Version), Conversation (Demo Version 1), Engineers (Demo Version), Asylum, Oceans, Photograph, Airlane (BBC Peel Sessions), Cars (BBC Peel Sessions), Films (BBC Peel Sessions), Conversation (BBC Peel Sessions

Number of Discs2

NotesGary Numan : The Pleasure Principle - The First Recordings (Orange Vinyl) Even before the single "Are 'Friends' Electric?" was released, Numan had recruited a permanent drummer and keyboard player and demoed an album's worth of new material between April 9-12, 1979 at Freerange Studio in London's Covent Garden. This was supplemented by a second session, probably the following June, that yielded four further songs and two re-recordings. Following the hectic schedule of promoting "AFE?", Numan recorded a new session for John Peel the day after the single hit #1 on the UK charts. Rather than record as Tubeway Army, the session was credited to Gary Numan and the group name abandoned at the peak of it's success. As before, rather than promote the current album, Numan chose to record four new songs. While the album Replicas hit #1, Numan was busy recording a follow up in Marcus Music Studio. From the surviving tapes there are six mixes marked as out-takes and these have been included in the CD package. The discs have been sequenced with the stronger, second Freerange demo preceding the first session but all tracks are in the order of the tapes.