Gary Numan I Can`t Stop 

This is the most 80s thing I've seen this week

Gorgeous gary

wow....she can sing more than one note at once. that's a rare talent.

And this is how we sing our praises to the God-Emperor of Music

I don't care much for Strange Charm but it's got 2 of my favorite Numan songs on it. My Breathing and This Is Love.

Very Good Quality !

Still Great to Watch! Numa.66.

yes my friend.discopiss speaks the troooth

Tessa Niles actually sang, along Rrussell on the album track, with Mike Railton doing the lead/only guitar. Tracy Ackerman wasn't on this album, she last sang on 'The Fury'

Is that the wonderful Karen Taylor doing the backing vocals ???

oh I am so glad you argee

Trac that hair....you gotta luv the 80"s

apparently i hear bowie had him thrown off the kenny everett show because they were both scheduled to play lol pretty saaaaaad

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Mullets galore in this as well as the regulation 80s big hair with the super-stiff strength non-regulation hair spray that depleted the oxygen levels.

It is Rrussell Bell on guitar but it's John Webb on drums.

about the stuka's doubt we will agree about Gary Numan

All bow to king numan.

quieten down......... stuka boy. hahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.

wise

Wish he could find the ability....

omfg tracy just made me jizzum

Oh so you know I like stuka's HUH ? Good I do

i dont believe is the epitome of the better b side relegated to the flip side of a record.anyone agree?.

that ok..stukas are good.

the face looks like the one from Berserker back ground vocals

wit u smokin lol

@dstdvl maybe they are using effects?) Vocoder you know.

argee?

who is tracy?

hahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahaha

Compared what Numan did earlier this stuff was absolute crap. Cold Metal Rhythm had one song I really like that was Voix. But that's how it was with Numan from 1984 to 1994. His albums might have had one or two good songs and the rest were duds. He finally got back on track with Sacrifice and Exile.

The female backing vocals may have worked better if the songs were stronger. They were not as good as earlier material and obviously suffer in comparison.

Numan had clearly lost his way by this time. From 1984 on it's like every album had those annoying female vocals.