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An Amazing Synthpop Release. "The Pleasure Principle" (named after one of Freud's psychoanalytic terms) is an amazing retro synthpop album. The AMG review says "there is not a single weak moment on the disc," ad it's absolutely correct. Some highlights are "Metal", about the fusion of man and machine, and "Cars", the endlessly catchy 80s hit.

An early effort from a great artist. Despite the inclusion of the classic hit single Cars, this is not Numan's best work. The rest of the album is decent but not exceptional really in any way.

Non-stop "Vox Humana" synthpop. Okay, I'm bored.. This is it, everyone. This album is a milestone in new wave and the music industry. This legendary album is the grandfather of the GARBAGE that consistently plays on Top 40 radio 30 years later! Sure, there are better new wave bands than Gary Numan (a.k.a. Tubeway Army) in it's first wave (late-70s early-80s). For example, Talking Heads, Blondie, The Ramones, and The Clash (despite being branded as punk). Something that really annoys me about this album is that it mainly uses the Polymoog "Vox Humana" preset throughout the album. Why not tweeking those knobs on the synth to get a more creative sound? No track really stands out in this album, except for "Cars" because it was Numan's one-hit wonder. The album itself is a dead drone. If there is only one decent track in this album, it would be the overlooked "Metal". And what makes this album so influential? Take a look at Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, new material from Britney Spears and The Black Eyed Peas, and all the other nonsense charting the Top 40 today. Thank god synthpop was out in the 90s. Too bad it came back in the 00s. Scoring - A1: 65; A2: 76; A3: 74; A4: 72; A5: 62; B1: 60; B2: 57; B3: 48; B4: 46; B5: 55 57/100

Nice Jamm for back in the day. I remember listening to this song on my way home from the Mall, downtown. It was another one of those 80's songs that kids loved to jamm to!

What memories!. I was starting high school in Australia when Tubeway Army hit the charts with "Are Friends Electric?" I was hooked... and I'd sit in the stairwell halfway up to the dormitory (it was a boarding school) with my tinny little pocket radio, where it'd get the best reception, and soak it all in every time it was played on the Australian Top 40. Everyone else, of course, thought I was weird. Then "The Pleasure Principle" came out (or at least I discovered it), and it was the first music of any kind I ever bought on my own. A cassette that I wore out. I'll continue to wear this out. Great stuff, ahead of its time, different, original, timeless. (Ironically, I only came to find out Numan is an Aspie [Asperger's Syndrome] after discovering both my son and myself are Aspies many years later. 'Tis a kinship.) -- Buy this album.

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