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Gary Numan/Tubeway Army - Are Friends Electric? Live at The Old Grey Whistle Test 

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The Old Grey Whistle Test (sometimes abbreviated to Whistle Test or OGWT) is a British television music show. The show was devised by BBC producer Rowan Ayers, commissioned by David Attenborough[and aired on BBC2 from 1971 to 1988. It took over the BBC2 late-night slot from Disco 2, which ran between September 1970 and July 1971, while continuing to feature non-chart music. n.
According to presenter Bob Harris, the programme derived its name from a Tin Pan Alley phrase from years before. When they got the first pressing of a record they would play it to people they called the old greys - doormen in grey suits. Any song the doormen could remember and whistle, having heard it just once or twice, had passed the old grey whistle test.
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@michaelmoroz5876
@michaelmoroz5876 2 года назад
I’ve been looking for this one for a while. This is the best version. Sounds so raw. I’m 53 and luv this.
@barrysmith8920
@barrysmith8920 2 года назад
I’ll be 65 in September. Back in ‘79, this song changed my music and life 🌹
@johnunderwood3132
@johnunderwood3132 Год назад
I’m 53 as well I listen to this all the time. But I have the vinyls and love it
@psypunk66
@psypunk66 Год назад
56 and still loving it... ☺
@loveistheanswer1228
@loveistheanswer1228 Год назад
Your now 54 x
@shariys1
@shariys1 Год назад
Hell, I'm 70 and I love this. I wasn't listening to this type of music at the time, and now it just sounds so fresh.
@Tommy-ro9jz
@Tommy-ro9jz 10 месяцев назад
This is so ahead of its time its crazy, something I'd expect from the early 2000s indi scene when it was just a bunch of weird, really good songs
@gusbean
@gusbean 9 месяцев назад
Can we please ditch the played out NIN piggyback vibe + dystopian potato sack clothing and get back to this, light years ahead stratospheric alien magic! 👽
@emilyburton4095
@emilyburton4095 Месяц назад
The "coldest" sounding music, and the most heartbreaking lyrics. Love it.
@geoffreystout5814
@geoffreystout5814 3 месяца назад
What a band! Double synthesisers, chunky bass and lead guitar, kicking drums, and a great song with out there lyrics. Ahead of their time for sure!
@marguskiis7711
@marguskiis7711 3 месяца назад
GN made huge mistake not keeping the line-up.
@Mark_Ocain
@Mark_Ocain 2 года назад
The Music press buried this guy's career for being different and using synthesizers in a way that displeased them. Numan displayed genius and was punished for it.
@anorakus8272
@anorakus8272 Год назад
He was (is) autistic.. standard
@anorakus8272
@anorakus8272 Год назад
@@PazuzuStalker Bass playing on Assassin was amazing.. shame he didn't do more stuff like that
@retro1980x
@retro1980x Год назад
They also didn't like the fact that he invented himself.
@pulpero666
@pulpero666 Год назад
I'm a guitarist but now I'm synth nerd too because of this song ❤
@thursoberwick1948
@thursoberwick1948 Год назад
​@@retro1980xKraftwerk though... were earlier.
@rogerwalnut
@rogerwalnut 2 года назад
That bass tone is just fantastic, RIP Paul Gardiner
@paulgardiner5029
@paulgardiner5029 2 года назад
Yes he was great i loved his bass lines
@owenjwilson5202
@owenjwilson5202 2 года назад
Paul Gardiner was a great influence,and in my opinion very underrated,used a chorus effect in live performances,sadly missed..RIP Paul..
@risteardohaodha23
@risteardohaodha23 2 года назад
And despite this being a synth pop classic, the electric guitar plays a vital role in the arrangement too.
@feltongailey8987
@feltongailey8987 2 года назад
I was drawn to them over 30 years ago by Mr. Gardiner.
@piranhafish
@piranhafish Год назад
Yep he was the spark of genius that these songs came from
@scott7521
@scott7521 Год назад
This era of Numan always reminded me of what Syd Barrett might have sounded like had he discovered synths and not burned out his brain on acid.
@davidwinter5565
@davidwinter5565 Год назад
The synth part at the end of Brain Damage would sound epic if it used the vox humana polymoog sound
@eugenenathan6518
@eugenenathan6518 11 месяцев назад
Well said!
@devinthierault
@devinthierault 7 месяцев назад
Syd lived a relatively calm and peaceful life, he seemed to be able to manage some normalcy. Just wish he got help.
@SofaKingShit
@SofaKingShit 5 месяцев назад
My parents sold me for some acid to inject into their eyes because thats the kind of thing that totally happens in the grips of such a ghastly thing.
@TheMrSlyxx
@TheMrSlyxx Год назад
This never gets old. He knew about Artificial intelligence even then. This is a time piece.
@egordy1
@egordy1 Год назад
I was 12 years old, someone lent me this album and an album by the New Musik called "A to B". Up to my bedroom sanctuary I crept and listened carefully on the "sacred headphones". It changed my life. Literally. It was like nothing I'd heard before. I closed my eyes and went to this futuristic place. I am typing this, I'm sure with a giant smile on my face and a tear in my eye for a time now gone. When all these sounds and songs were all new. Blowing away my mind, my eardrums and my youth. I can't tell how many times i listened to this that night and still to this day.
@kevininasia
@kevininasia 8 месяцев назад
The drumming is perfect - Cedric deserved more screen time.
@Rekeza
@Rekeza 6 месяцев назад
did Cedric only play play the OWGT?
@DDandrums
@DDandrums 6 месяцев назад
@@Rekezano.
@skeleman1963
@skeleman1963 6 месяцев назад
​@@Rekeza...Cedric played with Numan from 1979 - 1992.
@girthquake9655
@girthquake9655 5 месяцев назад
Cedric had soul. Amazing drummer
@vincenzollamas
@vincenzollamas 3 месяца назад
great unsung drummer, he doesn't even have his own wikipedia page!! :(
@tx3851
@tx3851 5 месяцев назад
My Late Grandfather bought me this album for my 10th Birthday, the year it was released....Thank you to Mr Numan, and Grandad, for setting me on the pathway for a life of incredible music...
@PREPFORIT
@PREPFORIT 2 года назад
Every time I read a Sci-Fi Novel and there is a Bar scene I can literally hear a Gary Newman tune playing in the background.
@pituparanoico
@pituparanoico 2 года назад
*Numan :)
@seatonsmithy436
@seatonsmithy436 2 года назад
@@pituparanoico Nah, Gary Numan wouldn't licence his music to PREPFORIT's imagination, so he gets some guy called Gary Newman to do it.
@olddaze401
@olddaze401 Год назад
The Chatsubo was a bar for professional expatriates
@lgcybernetics
@lgcybernetics Год назад
@@olddaze401 exactly !
@damientyler2704
@damientyler2704 10 месяцев назад
I just barely discovered Gary Numan now in 2023.. Of all the performances I've ever seen in my life I would have loved to be at this one but in 1979 I wasn't even alive yet! It's crazy to think all this was happening before I was even born but thanks to the magic of video and audio recording I can experience this moment. His new stuff is great too but its the older stuff that got me hooked. This man's music is truly timeless.
@jdenino6022
@jdenino6022 6 месяцев назад
We saw him live in NYC but I barely remember seeing the show we had horrible seats. This video is so much better than seeing the concert 40 years ago. 😊
@davidl.7027
@davidl.7027 6 месяцев назад
Lol You know a butt load of stuff happened before any of us were born
@Tim091
@Tim091 6 месяцев назад
You wouldn't have been able to "be at this one" as the Old Grey Whistle Test was a tv programme, no audience. It was the only place on TV in the UK where you could see bands really playing live, rather than the usual lip-synching crap on more mainstream pop programmes. OGWT had many, many legendary bands and it's equally legendary presenter "Whispering" Bob Harris is still active today.
@ladystardust2008
@ladystardust2008 2 года назад
I remember this from the first broadcast. How electrified I was by the music, and by Gary's effect on me, albeit through the TV set in our front room. Being able to see this again is pure bliss. Genius 🤖
@Reggie-The-Dog
@Reggie-The-Dog Год назад
Damn that Moog sounds sick! The new ones don't have the growl that this one has.
@TestTubeBabySpy
@TestTubeBabySpy 5 месяцев назад
That is probably the keyboard Billy Currie is playing on upstage left with Chris on Minimoog on the right. I'm still trying to figure out what Billy is playing, it's gotta be an arp odyssey. Thats the growl we hear I think.. or they're sending the minimoog through some kinda flanger/chorus effect?
@batphink2655
@batphink2655 2 года назад
Gary is a MUCH better singer than he even thinks such a unique voice perfect for the music he writes! Aweosme song and band! RIP Cedic and Paul(bass)
@davidhigginson733
@davidhigginson733 Год назад
His voice is an instrument
@dynjarren8355
@dynjarren8355 2 года назад
Those simple Synth notes are very catchy and effective! I always liked this song! And this was years ahead of everyone! It sounded futuristic back then and modern now 43 years later! Amazing!
@ameliawagus6248
@ameliawagus6248 2 года назад
Terrific footage, they were spectacular live!
@stephenakien2514
@stephenakien2514 20 дней назад
Thee most important underrated geniuses in the history of music,, without this kid,, music would not exist today,,been a massive fan since 78,,still gotta listen to at least two hours of numan today,, astonishing individual,,one day kids will be taught about this guys brilliance and the part he's played in so called modern music,, brilliant
@espimgardino
@espimgardino 2 года назад
Best live performance for this song back on You tube. Tnx for upload.
@BeggarsArchive
@BeggarsArchive 2 года назад
very welcome :)
@curtisunit
@curtisunit Год назад
Man just now seeing Ced playing that nasty old beat 💪 with Billy Currie, Chris Payne and Paul. That was a great band.
@cemeterygates7519
@cemeterygates7519 2 года назад
Lyrics: It's cold outside And the paint's peeling off of my walls There's a man outside In a long coat, grey hat, smoking a cigarette Now the light fades out And I'm wondering what I'm doing in a room like this There's a knock on the door And just for a second I thought I remembered you So now I'm alone Now I can think for myself About little deals And issues And things that I just don't understand Like a white lie that night Or a slight touch at times I don't think it meant anything to you So I open the door It's the 'friend' that I'd left in the hallway "Please sit down" A candle lit a shadow on a wall near the bed You know I hate to ask But, are 'friends' electric? Mine's broke down And now I've no one to love So I find out your reason For the phone calls and smiles And it hurts And I'm lonely And I should never have tried And I missed you tonight So it's time to leave You see this means everything to me
@shannonflores2317
@shannonflores2317 2 года назад
Yes....friends.
@6V6band
@6V6band 2 года назад
Holy fuck never realized the lyrics were so relatable to losing a lover
@chrislambert505
@chrislambert505 6 месяцев назад
It’s about shagging robots….
@neilcallan1039
@neilcallan1039 2 года назад
And Finally, anyone who truly loves music should appreciate the heavy presence of guitar,bass as well as the unique keyboards.Beatifully post Punk..... Pioneer.leapfrogged his contemporaries!
@amyjeffs3269
@amyjeffs3269 Год назад
Summed it all up in one sentence there pal.Numan goes from punk to this.. Astonishing forethought.Numan reinvents himself time and time again..mans a genius.
@gmantramp404
@gmantramp404 6 месяцев назад
Billy Currie on the synth from Ultravox for without would be no Tubeway Army of course 👍👍
@badinkstudios
@badinkstudios 9 месяцев назад
Live, you can really hear how much more raw and punk they were. The records are good, but clearly tamed a bit for wide commercial release. This grungier sound has aged so well today!
@kevincockburn7805
@kevincockburn7805 2 года назад
Sound quality bloody great, they knew how to set up the studio on the old grey whistle test
@cristinebowen4116
@cristinebowen4116 2 года назад
So much better than the lip synching on TotP
@feline1973
@feline1973 2 года назад
Well, the synths are a bit out of balance, but since probably nobody at the BBC had ever heard music remotely like this, it's not that surprising they had the levels a bit different to how it was on the record!
@krg1965
@krg1965 Год назад
@@feline1973 I'd never thought of that before, synths being a bit of a head-scratcher for the sound engineers on OGWT, but yes. And I guess they had a limited amount of time to line check and put together a mix. Few things leapt out at me: drums (played brilliantly as ever by Ced) completely dry and somewhat muddy eq, bass guitar a little (!) high in the mix, Billy's synth mixed a lot lower so we miss his solo in the coda, Chris' Moog very dry also. But it was a wonderful performance - the one that got me excited about making music, seeing this band and realising I wanted to make this kind of sound.
@cdsirensnj
@cdsirensnj Год назад
I don’t know why but that synthesizer intro is the best one out of all of the versions of the song.
@johndaarteest
@johndaarteest 7 месяцев назад
This is the one, once I heard this I only listen to this version now.
@salfordregulars2166
@salfordregulars2166 2 года назад
Timeless...don't ya think? What a groove. The live drums were key because one would think naturally he'd use drum machines given the era....wrong!!! Brilliant!!!
@feline1973
@feline1973 2 года назад
This was 1979, there weren't really any programmable drum machines, just little rhythm boxes with preset buttons for things like 'bossanova' and 'rhumba' :)
@downrodeo2112
@downrodeo2112 2 года назад
Spot on
@JC-zw9vs
@JC-zw9vs 2 года назад
Superb drumming, really adding so much to the groove compared to the studio version.
@affectionatepunch
@affectionatepunch 2 года назад
Looks like Cedric Sharpley who sadly passed away with a heart attack in 2012
@JC-zw9vs
@JC-zw9vs 2 года назад
@@affectionatepunch thanks for that, I'll look him up! His hi hat doesnt really cut through in this mix, but I think he's playing accented 16ths with his right, which makes it even more interesting.
@devinthierault
@devinthierault 2 года назад
@@JC-zw9vs I think he was a prog rock drummer before this
@njmtbiker
@njmtbiker 2 года назад
Paul’s syrupy bass lines are so so beautiful
@shannonflores2317
@shannonflores2317 2 года назад
Don't have my vax papers. Have Fun. I'm very serious, I wish you all a Beautiful time............( I kinda smuggled a Tubeway Army LP over the Canadian Border back to
@michaelreid5307
@michaelreid5307 Год назад
Currie's ARP Odyssey makes this version.
@korkyrougewhite864
@korkyrougewhite864 2 года назад
Best version - chunky & raw - like a good steak with a Malbec !! ( I think ?)
@neekerbreeker
@neekerbreeker 2 года назад
I love this RU-vid channel! ❤️🎶 Gary was/still is such a visionary. Back in the 80s I only heard Cars on radio play, and I didn't realize how talented and creative he was. I really like some of his new music too. He still sounds fantastic.
@shannonflores2317
@shannonflores2317 2 года назад
Hi Blue Eyed Floozy! Listen to Sirens from Tubeway Army's 1st songs! Crank it up!!! The bass is great! 😄❤ Music used to be great.🤾‍♀️❤
@shannonflores2317
@shannonflores2317 2 года назад
SIRENS❤
@dizzylizzysunflower
@dizzylizzysunflower 2 года назад
Loved the old band..Billy Currie fitted in nicely..
@johnrestrepo8942
@johnrestrepo8942 2 года назад
This song never gets old..cheers.
@rleriche5044
@rleriche5044 Год назад
because it's from the future!
@alanpassmore2574
@alanpassmore2574 5 месяцев назад
In the days when the synth needed regular tuning..
@howard4510
@howard4510 2 года назад
I remember being at home , waiting for this to come on to the Tv , with dad moaning, telling me to turn it over .
@stereode1uxe
@stereode1uxe 22 дня назад
One of the only real live recordings from this timeframe where they’re not lip syncing. Thx for posting! Dig it!
@KFM7777
@KFM7777 2 месяца назад
GARYYYY!!! A true muscal GENIUS! Some say he copied ULTRAVOX, they were both new synth bands then....I disagree 1,000% 😂 To me, personally, i feel a connection to Gary's music more than Ultravox. DId you know that Gary suffered from severe anxiety and depression and back then it wasnt really talked about much. WHY i think his music RESONATES with so many! Saw thim at CRUEL WORLD 2023 & HE WAS TOTAL FIRE 🔥 ♥️ 🔥
@neilcallan1039
@neilcallan1039 2 года назад
And 40 years on, it has not dated, great production, sound and light years away from the crap being peddled today.......
@earldelsanto
@earldelsanto Год назад
Love how business like Paul is nailing each simple note Genius
@rleriche5044
@rleriche5044 Год назад
he does hit those notes nicely allowing the Arp to take a lead role.
@michaelm2525
@michaelm2525 Год назад
😂
@amyjeffs3269
@amyjeffs3269 Год назад
Hopefully the new documentary thats recently came out about gary numan, will show just what a incredibly creative and prolific artist he is. He has released 27 albums,and yet i bet many people could only name cars as a gary numan song. Under the radar,the real fans who realize his influence and genius, have given him 2 top 10 albums in recent years. One of the few artists to create a totally new style of music ,with the combination of the recently invented synthesizer, combined with traditional instruments. Asperger's syndrome has certainly made his life a challenge,but with the support of his family, and virtually unrivalled creatively over 40 years,hes finally getting the recognition he deserves. Wheres his MBE for significant services to music???...ed sheeran has one!
@djmull63
@djmull63 11 месяцев назад
I recall the shit they got at the time for using synths, it was ok for ELP and Yes and all that prog rock stuff but this band captured an amazing raw sound that propelled them to No1 with this track in 1979
@deeceea9488
@deeceea9488 Год назад
One thing I loved about Gary. His lines never rhymed. They were just the way people talked.
@TestTubeBabySpy
@TestTubeBabySpy 2 месяца назад
All I have is a moog subsequent 37, but it's still fun to try and match the minimoog in this video. I have it pretty close. But I only have 2 oscillators. Sub oscillator helps a lil. RIP moog music inc..damn ) :
@spatzlelg
@spatzlelg Год назад
This was brilliant then and brilliant now. Easily stands the test of time and great performance on OGWT.
@awaken77
@awaken77 Год назад
Synth pop pioneers. Bass line is a killer!
@KAZ132
@KAZ132 2 года назад
Well worth the wait.. Amazing! 🎶🌻
@BeggarsArchive
@BeggarsArchive 2 года назад
Glad you think so!
@KAZ132
@KAZ132 2 года назад
@@BeggarsArchive your Channel is Fabulous 🌻 have a great weekend! 🎶
@colinpumpernickel2605
@colinpumpernickel2605 10 месяцев назад
I was at junior school and the whole line in the lunch queue used to sing this. Children are the first to pick up on something new. What was special about Numan was that his band used real drums. Synth music lost much of its dynamism with synth drums or drums machines.
@jamesslick4790
@jamesslick4790 Год назад
Gary Numan and Madonna were both born in '58. Who is more famous? Who had a greater impact on music? 🤷‍♂️Life ain't fair! 🤦‍♀️
@ElizIndRhythm
@ElizIndRhythm 4 месяца назад
Fame does not equal importance. Over time, see who becomes more well known in the history books.
@jamesslick4790
@jamesslick4790 4 месяца назад
@@ElizIndRhythm 👍👍
@marguskiis7711
@marguskiis7711 3 месяца назад
Madonna
@marguskiis7711
@marguskiis7711 3 месяца назад
But Madonna is 2 years older than Kate Bush but started his career 5 years later and followed Bush a lot.
@barrysmith8920
@barrysmith8920 2 месяца назад
THE song that ushered in the electronic pop hit 🙏🏼🌹
@curtisunit
@curtisunit Год назад
Love that Paul Gardiner is right out in front driving that bus 🎖.
@gothicpagan.666
@gothicpagan.666 2 года назад
Ah bloody great
@JablesMullet
@JablesMullet 4 месяца назад
Thanks to my mom's friend Ade for making me a copy of his Replica album back in my teens. Been a fan ever since. The keyboards on this sound like the Russian radio buzzer UVB-76. I've always thought that would sound great in a song.
@barrysmith8920
@barrysmith8920 2 года назад
ABSOLUTELY KILLER performance and heavy sound. Too bad Currie was out of the mix..
@internationaldenny
@internationaldenny 3 месяца назад
best version...
@domchessh4604
@domchessh4604 2 года назад
this tune is awsom..just like the 80s..
@rjnuzzi1648
@rjnuzzi1648 3 месяца назад
Numan is electro... the greatest frontman hologram for it
@AnonAnonAnon
@AnonAnonAnon 7 месяцев назад
Live, synths, drums and guitars! When he was at his best. And when he popped up on ToTPs singing this in 1979, utterly blew my mind!
@robiniapseudoacacia
@robiniapseudoacacia 3 месяца назад
Staggeringly good. I was a bit too young to see this first time round and it's amazing that this quality was broadcast live on TV back then with only 3 channels available
@thesound-chameleonman3580
@thesound-chameleonman3580 2 года назад
I have The Pleasure Principle signed by Christopher Payne!
@Teeb2023
@Teeb2023 Год назад
This is an absolutely splendid version. Totally raw, and still has that same "thing" regardless. I'm willing to bet the OGWT producers (A.N. included) were thinking "Yeah, this guy's whole act is going to crumble when we strip his sound down to nothing but amps". Heh. That ended well for them.
@GroovingPict
@GroovingPict 3 месяца назад
do friends dream of electric sheep?
@christopherhowe5180
@christopherhowe5180 2 года назад
This is a great example of music which transports you to a completely different place.
@ChuffingNorah
@ChuffingNorah 5 месяцев назад
This was the avant-garde "New Age" music that came just after punk, which had replaced all the "Old Dinosaurs" of Led Zep, Genesis, Queen, etc. Now it looks just as dated as the Bauhaus was of 1920s Berlin! Gary is definetely channeling the Master - David Bowie!
@jazzhandsdan
@jazzhandsdan Год назад
i wish i could find a jacket like the one he’s wearing here
@madlove1581
@madlove1581 2 года назад
goddamn ~ good stuff, love Numan. ain't nobody got the syth groove like the Numan man.
@HDramboDwango
@HDramboDwango 11 месяцев назад
Currie on KB far overlooked here! Was like 19?
@ytthrowaway4584
@ytthrowaway4584 5 месяцев назад
No. He was 29.
@ameliawagus6248
@ameliawagus6248 2 года назад
Counting down the days ❤
@shaneborger9054
@shaneborger9054 Год назад
It’s the “simplicity” of Gary’s songs that make them what they are. The melody gets stuck in your head and drives the song with this unrelenting groove. All the while there is the synth bass line like a drone underneath it all. Its like the Velvet Underground meets the Monks meets Kraftwerk with a little Bowie for some panache. Even though the Human League, OMD and Ultravox were doing synth songs before Gary, he stood out because he kept it simple and allowed for space between the notes.
@danielavaca4414
@danielavaca4414 2 года назад
That bass awesome
@vincenzollamas
@vincenzollamas 3 месяца назад
what a powerful force and radical idea for music
@mcrowley8460
@mcrowley8460 2 года назад
more like 2079
@thisthend_music
@thisthend_music 5 дней назад
Stunning. Did the 80s start right here ?
@strummerjones7647
@strummerjones7647 2 года назад
This video was in circulation a few years ago then disappeared. It's good to have it back.
@subatomic2012
@subatomic2012 2 года назад
not sure if its my imagination... but the audio sounds different... more "harsh" for want of a better word.... just doesn't sound as good.
@craigmactak1839
@craigmactak1839 Год назад
@@subatomic2012 Agree. The mix on the previous upload was cleaner than this one. Still good to have it back up no matter the audio quality
@rachael_grey
@rachael_grey 2 года назад
1979 and brilliant.
@asleeds
@asleeds Год назад
I’ve watched this session loads of time and only just noticed that Chris Payne’s Minimoog is sat on top of a Polymoog. He didn’t use it on AFE or Down In The Park. Were songs recorded on the session that were never broadcast ?
@shannonflores2317
@shannonflores2317 2 года назад
In 1984... luv u all ! Have fun!!!!😊❤🍀
@paulgordon6085
@paulgordon6085 2 года назад
The start of what now is the phenomenon of Gary Numan
@LoisVanHeuzen
@LoisVanHeuzen Год назад
I’m 70 and love his music it’s the best ❤
@dave13dc
@dave13dc 9 месяцев назад
He just ripped off Bowie’s Berlin template but having said that he did come up with some great stuff. Ultravox synth player Billy Currie playing here too.
@popatyourecords
@popatyourecords 6 месяцев назад
really original Drummer got his own thing great song
@stephenmartin3742
@stephenmartin3742 Год назад
Just reading in his autobiography about this session… so thanks to RU-vid I can check it out :)
@seanhazlewood634
@seanhazlewood634 Год назад
Great performance
@marcgj123
@marcgj123 Год назад
1:20 is what it's all about
@harrisonj0679
@harrisonj0679 10 месяцев назад
One finger wonder 😂😂😂
@danbenoit1841
@danbenoit1841 3 месяца назад
I love and agree with all the positive comments here....I first heard this cosmically-named Tubeway Army's "Are Friends Electric" while driving my rather battered '65 VW bug in downtown LA traffic on my way to my part time job as a printer to pay for a trip to Spain to study. I was floating down the hot pavement listening to this song. Thank God for old KROQ in those days. I could not and never will be able to get enough of this song and all of Tubeway Army/Gary Numan's work.
@pppantazis1
@pppantazis1 6 месяцев назад
Too much work for the synth but it s worth it. Unique moment ...
@bigantplowright5711
@bigantplowright5711 6 месяцев назад
1979...cannot remember much of it. But this was said to be the sound of the 80's.
@mbdisenourbanoyarquitectur730
@mbdisenourbanoyarquitectur730 8 месяцев назад
that drum .......
@podcastfan2544
@podcastfan2544 7 месяцев назад
This Is New Wave it's Future Sounding
@8dust666
@8dust666 Год назад
I almost married a human
@Burhanontheranch
@Burhanontheranch 16 дней назад
Just a supermassive banger
@JClaus1221
@JClaus1221 10 месяцев назад
Shame they buried Billy Currie's work on this, it's the real talent on the stage.
@limpbiskit4lyf95
@limpbiskit4lyf95 Месяц назад
ohhhh you should not have..... this is gonna be in my head for days now!!!! much love
@limpbiskit4lyf95
@limpbiskit4lyf95 Месяц назад
love how much more raw & energetic this feels compared to the album version!!!
@coldw4rning
@coldw4rning 2 года назад
A life changing song !
@circlewolf
@circlewolf 2 года назад
Have loved the sound of a Minimoog,since the first time I heard it... Had just become a teenager,and then heard a sound had never heard of before..Hooked..And then music took a right turn,then ,left,,58 now,awesome that we're still here to talk about it..Been a fun ride..Hilarious to hear now it was written about a space robot prostitute..Hilarious
@Davelightuptheworld
@Davelightuptheworld 10 месяцев назад
1:49 absolut badass headbang
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