1979 Debut New Wave / Synth Pop LP Includes Single Empire State Human Pressed on Heavyweight Vinyl - Sealed
Pop fans a bit put off by the Human League's dispassionate vocals on their breakout hit "Don't You Want Me" would have been shocked by the degree of emotionlessness heard two years earlier on the band's 1979 debut. The trio of Ian Craig Marsh, Martyn Ware, and Philip Oakey all handled vocals and synthesizers to create a set of dark, rigid tracks that revealed a greater lack of humanity than even Kraftwerk. Human League hit the British charts at all (with the single "Empire State Human"), since this could well be the most detached synth pop record ever released.
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Almost Medieval
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Circus Of Death
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The Path Of Least Resistance
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Blind Youth
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The Word Before Last
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Empire State Human
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Moral
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You've Lost That Loving Feeling
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Austerity/Girl One (Medley)
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Zero As A Limit
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