Gary Numan Tubeway Army Unreleased Recordings 1978-79 Beggars Banquet COLOR NM
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Gary Numan

Unreleased Recordings


Beggars Banquet  BEG 92E/BEG 123E/BEG 124E
1983-5 3X12" 45rpm (UK)

DISC ONE (yellow vinyl)
Tracklist
A1  That's Too Bad    Composed By, Producer – Gary Numan 
A2  Oh! Didn't I Say    Composed By, Producer – Gary Numan 
A3  Do You Need The Service?    Composed By, Producer – Gary Numan 
B1  Bombers    Composed By – Gary NumanProducer – Kenny Denton 
B2  O.D. Receiver    Composed By – Gary NumanProducer – Kenny Denton 
B3  Blue Eyes    Composed By – Gary NumanProducer – Kenny Denton 

    Published By – Beggars Banquet Music Ltd.
    Distributed By – WEA Records Ltd.
    Copyright (c) – Beggars Banquet Records Ltd.
    Phonographic Copyright (p) – Beggars Banquet Records Ltd.
    Lacquer Cut At – Tape One

Notes
The front cover credits "Numan" in big letters and "Tubeway Army" in smaler type.
The spine only lists "Tubeway Army".
The back credits "Gary Numan" and "Tubeway Army" in the same height.

DISC TWO (red vinyl)
Tracklist
A1  Fadeout 1930  
A2  The Crazies  
A3  Only A Downstat  
B  We Have A Technical  

    Distributed By – WEA Records Ltd.
    Copyright (c) – Beggars Banquet
    Phonographic Copyright (p) – Beggars Banquet
    Published By – Beggars Banquet Music Ltd.
    Recorded At – Spaceward Studios
    Recorded At – Gooseberry Sound Studios
    Mastered At – Tape One
    Mastered At – Musitech
    Pressed By – Damont

Subtitle:
A Collection Of Unreleased Recordings

Track A1:
Recorded at Spaceward Studios in August 1978 and originally intended for inclusion on the first Tubeway Army album.

Track A2 & A3:
Both were recorded at Goosberry 13-14 December 1978 as part of the sessions for 'Replicas'.

Track B:
Again recorded at Goosberry, on 12 January, 1979, at the 'Replicas' sessions.

The artist & title appears on front sleeve as 'Numan / Tubeway Army - 1978 Volume Two 1979',
on back sleeve and spine as 'Gary Numan / Tubeway Army - 1978 Volume Two 1979'
and on center labels 'Gary Numan - 1978/79 Vol.2'.
The track durations are not listed on the release
Beggars Banquet red, silver, and white on black, paper label; a woman is depicted on the left.

DISC THREE (blue vinyl)
Tracklist
A1  The Monday Troop  
A2  Crime Of Passion  
A3  The Life Machine  
B1  A Game Called Echo  
B2  Random  
B3  Oceans  

    Producer – Gary Numan

Notes
<b>A collection of unreleased recordings</b>
<i>The Monday Troop, Crime Of Passion, The Life Machine</i>
recorded at Spaceward during 7-8-9 March 1978 and taken from the same sessions as "The Plan".
<i>A Game Called Echo</i>
recorded at Rock City on 3 November 1979 as part of the "Telekon" sessions.
<i>Random</i> recorded at Freerange Studios during sessions for the "The Pleasure Principle".
This song was featured on stage during the touring principle.
<i>Oceans</i>
Another instrumental piece recorded the same time as <i>Random</i>.
Released on transparent Blue Vinyl.

Condition:  3LPs are NEAR MINT in paper inner sleeves in hard card picture sleeves in EXCELLENT condition

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