"You can't dance to it. It doesn't have a chorus. It's really long. And it's about robot prostitutes." Poetic.

@D33Lux

4 жыл бұрын

It wasn't written for humans, but we have the pleasure of listening to it. Cyborgs in the year 3,000 will build their society over the ashes of humanity and Are friends electric will be their anthem.

@laurentiusmcmxcv

2 жыл бұрын

@@D33Lux Cyberpunk 3000

@garyali1966

2 жыл бұрын

i know im randomly asking but does any of you know of a trick to get back into an instagram account..? I was dumb forgot my account password. I love any assistance you can give me!

@lukelennon548

2 жыл бұрын

@Gary Ali instablaster ;)

@gilliansnook5583

2 жыл бұрын

Not completely true - The year it was released, I entered a dance competition with this record and won. Possibly as everyone else danced to "safe" tried and tested music..

It still sounds like it's from the future. Absolutely incredible sound

@davidsmith6355

Жыл бұрын

that's so true, it was always the striking thing about this at song. 40 years later still has that feel I agree, not sure how they did that!

Gary Numan, the man who fell to Earth from the future.

What a delightful bloke! Honest and self deprecating, nice to see an icon with his feet on the ground!

@kevcatnip7589

4 жыл бұрын

and wiggy played guitar,,, erm no he didnt

@kevinthetruckdriver353

4 жыл бұрын

Believe it or not. Gary Numan is a pilot. Sometimes his two feet is not on the ground but he's sitting in the cockpit.

@nigelpearson9101

4 жыл бұрын

kevin the truck driver yes, I did know that! He is highly regarded in the industry. It is refreshing to see someone who had such a successful and genre defining career be so modest about both his own abilities and how much good fortune played a part in his success.

@antonystringfellow5152

4 жыл бұрын

He's an Aspie. Being honest and self-depreciating tends to go with the territory. In fact, some of us are more comfortable being criticized than praised.

@theravedaddy

4 жыл бұрын

@@kevinthetruckdriver353 last time i saw him he just climbed out of his harvard at an airshow, that had to be around '85 cos we had a B reg escort!

40 years ago we were living (and dreaming) of the future. 40 years later we're living and dreaming of the past. We were living our best days and didn't even know it.

@deborahchesser7375

4 жыл бұрын

globalturfwar I couldn’t have said it better

@mglenn7092

4 жыл бұрын

We might have been living our best days, but 40 years ago we were also living in the shadow of global nuclear destruction. The Vietnam War had nearly torn the USA apart and we were still staring daggers across the Iron Curtain between NATO and the Warsaw Pact. I was alive then... the world was NOT that great a place. Easy to be nostalgic, too easy to forget the nightmares we were living in, but you can't change the past even if you forget it while dreaming fantasies of a past that never was. Although - yeah, some of the music was absolutely f***ing fantastic. Be nice if we had more like it, and less of the brainless s*** that continues to be made nowadays -- but again, don't fool yourself -- 40 years ago, for every brilliant creator like Mr Numan, there were a hundred and one forgettable disco/corporate rock sell-out machines back then too; and if you dig deep enough, there are some very interesting, creative artists out there today too.

@globalturfwar

4 жыл бұрын

@@mglenn7092 Hey. Agreed there are elements of rose tinted specs, but despite the so called progress, I think there's less optimism now. Perhaps it's because we were young and high on life. Perhaps its because the planet is in a much worse state - climate, overpopulation, pollution, ideological wars. We had the soviets and MAD, which was being pushed, but the media was more distant so the threat (to us in Harrow anyway) didn't seem so on our doorstep - and possibly we knew there was a way back from the brink. But I genuinely think life was simpler, we had less, but appreciated more. I think our culture sold us dreams - in our music and movies. I remember feeling an excitement to the possibilities of life. I feel life is a lot more dystopic and cynical - the internet is wonderful, but had exposed us to more direct horrors and nightmares - right on our fingertips. Regards the music - there is some fantastic stuff (check out "Soviet Soviet" - the band) but a lot of that harks back to the music of the 80s. I find the music from the 70s/80s and early 90s grand, experimental, mad, held together by string and tape, raw, visionary and ultimately selling us dreams. Of course you had your Birdie Songs but you also had Simple Minds, the Police, Numan, Depeche Mode, U2, Bruce Springsteen, Duran, Thomson Twins, Smiths... Have a great day!

@dwightgoad1270

4 жыл бұрын

Wow! I really never thought about that. I would go back and do it all over again if I could.

@globalturfwar

4 жыл бұрын

@@MisterTIBS hi. It depends what past we're clinging to. If it's trying to recapture that youthful feeling of optimism and excitement towards life, then that's not a bad thing in my opinion. You're right, there can be other motives too. I had a great time when I was young. Golden memories. This music was part of those memories

Get your head around the fact this is 42 years old and you'll realise just how much ahead of it's time it was.

4+ decades later, and the song is still brilliant and relevant and far better than most of the rubbish out there today. Gary is so down to earth. Great interview !

@AdrianCarlosEnriqueFlore-ju6zm

4 ай бұрын

never ages

He's honest if nothing else (hitting the wrong key). He could have said "I meant to do that!" I can't believe I've been listening to this song for 40 years, and love it as much as the first day I heard it.

@cnfuzz

4 жыл бұрын

No its a minikorg and payne plays a ppg 1009, probably supplied by tv crew since numan used moog arp and roland in 70s

@raycroal

4 жыл бұрын

do you think noel gallacher would say he hit the wrong note or just claim he was a genuis again

@jonneville2287

4 жыл бұрын

The pop music industry is riddled with happy accidents, thank god.

Gary discovering the Moog is like splitting the atom.

@alexbowman7582

4 жыл бұрын

In the 80's I had a Moog Prodigy and sold it for £5. A guy I knew says can you sell mine for £5. So Sunday afternoon walking around Glasgow music shops no one wanted it.

@alexbowman7582

4 жыл бұрын

@@alwayshair1 hundreds of pounds.

@Blackadder75

4 жыл бұрын

$1000 if you are lucky

@gmar7836

2 жыл бұрын

LOL yeah

@Augfordpdoggie

Жыл бұрын

geddy lee was playing it long before

I think one of the most interesting things to come out of this interview is his clear understanding of what makes something work - the sound, the image, , having obscure lyrics so the true meaning isn't spotted, the lighting, not looking at the camera - details that he paid attention to. Yet he's very modest and acknowledges critical moments of luck that had a pivotal effect. At the same time, I think he probably would have emerged eventually somehow. Quality and talent and ambition in one package tend to.

@TheKitchenerLeslie

4 жыл бұрын

But did you see him on The Mighty Boosh?

@NAIVADA

Жыл бұрын

vision inspiration and soul

He’s still down to earth. Totally nice bloke. Gary Numan didn’t fall into the Punk, New Wave or New Romantic genres. He was very much his own person. An artist with almost Bowie-like ideas and delivery.

@kidkique

Ай бұрын

You said he was his own thing but then in the same sentence you compared him to bowie.. so which is it?

You can't dance to it?!?! Are you kidding me? It's the only song I ever danced to and felt completely ecstatic about. I'll never forget that night! 😁

@darlahaines6928

2 жыл бұрын

I made Cliff Richard dance to Are Friends Electric by turning down the volume on Power to all Our Friends on my tablet, and turning up Are Friends Electric on my smartphone! Outta sight!! Try it, you'll like it!

@thesuncollective1475

Жыл бұрын

Me too, I will dance to nothing else!

3 years before Blade Runner was released this album was already a cyberpunk masterpiece.

Great example of taking calculated risks and not being afraid of being different

@Kidraver555

3 жыл бұрын

Bowie thought numan was a plagiarist, he wrote these lyrics 'same old thing in brand new drag' especially for him.

@MobiusBandwidth

3 жыл бұрын

@@Kidraver555 he later, fairly recently, said something very nice about Gary, possibly whilst being elbowed by mutual friend Trent Reznor.

@davidspion9548

Жыл бұрын

​@@Kidraver555 Would that be the Bowie who took influences from just about everywhere? Facts are Bowie was really threatened by Numan and acted like a spoilt child. Numerous artists ripped off Bowie for years and he never said anything. Yet when the 21 year old Numan arrived and produced some astonishing stuff, Bowie embarrassed himself with his childish reaction, especially on the Kenny Everett show.

Gary should be in the Rock n Roll Hall just for this song!

@dukecraig2402

4 жыл бұрын

After what happened in Cleveland a few years ago I'd lay odds it'll be a while before that happens.

@KingLich451

4 жыл бұрын

what happened

@dukecraig2402

4 жыл бұрын

@@KingLich451 A few years back he was going to Cleveland for a show and his tour bus ran over a 91 year old guy when it pulled into town, they canceled the show that night, I guess no one was charged there were witnesses that said he stepped out in front of it. It was a real shame to because it seemed like a lot of people were going to go to the show and it had been getting some pretty good promotion from the local media.

@KingLich451

4 жыл бұрын

@@dukecraig2402 oh wow, rip, damn shame.

@dukecraig2402

4 жыл бұрын

@@KingLich451 Yea it was pretty sad, seems like a lot of people were fired up for the show, I was living in the Cleveland area at the time and was even thinking about going, I don't live there anymore but I hope for the fans sake that he goes back one day, I'll bet he puts a pretty good show on.

This guy is so humble. He is, in fact, a musical genius.

@iankilmister3013

3 жыл бұрын

P

I’m so relieved to learn that Gary is a terrific guy!

"you can't dance to it?" i guess i didn't get that memo

@confuseatronica

4 жыл бұрын

verified- have danced to this, in public. Was not only human moving limbs rhythmically to reproduced audio signal.

This song! It has appeared in my life (I'm 62) in so many times and places ... I always loved it, but I never knew a thing about it.

"Can't dance to it." Every goth industrialist: "Hold my Jager Shots"

@tangibleandroid285

3 жыл бұрын

Lmfao

@TheLardzard

3 жыл бұрын

Haha never thought I was a goth industrialist but I guess I found my Clique.

@lilskook

4 ай бұрын

❤

Way too nice a guy and way too modest. Still writing, still performing, still touring. He’s unique and still a vastly underrated genius.

Gary Numan - a man 150 years ahead of his time. A true musical genius.

At 54, I remember listening to his stuff in college...in the early 80s. He had that unique sound and his "look"...make-up, costumes, and that stare....all contributed to his total coolness.

He's a great story teller. I want that 60 minute documentary too.

I feel a Gary Numan binge watch coming on.. what a charming guy!

Such a humble and charming man. And what a great song.

@marcusmorrison3292

4 жыл бұрын

Don't forget the humble and charming wig too :)

This song will always one of my favourite songs ever. Absolutely brilliant.

That's it?! No no no, I want a full 30 minute documentary about this song! Or a 60 minute documentary about his career! What's it gonna be, Radio 2?!

@Top2000agogo

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe in the future!

@frontwing67

4 жыл бұрын

its Dutch Public Broadcast channel 3 😉

@howdyho4807

4 жыл бұрын

check out Gary Numan: Android in La La Land. Great doc

@unsuccessfullyjari

4 жыл бұрын

@@howdyho4807 ooh, thanks a lot!

@ONE_OF_MANY-MANY_OF_ONE

4 жыл бұрын

Do a little Google research to appease your own curiosity. A lot of times I always do some side research to find out more. I also fact check content that's given in narration. This channel gave us something, than nothing. It's up to you if you want to know more. The seed has been planted, are you going grow for more knowledge? Or just wait around for the knowledge you seek to come to you?

This is an iconic song, one of the best in pop history.

You've got to hand it to him, Gary is an absolute scream. The kind of man you could have intense discussions yet have a great laugh with. As an "Aspie", being grounded and so down to earth is one of the best attributes Asbergers has.

Brilliant, loved it then and now. But 40 years, that hurts.

@Jade-pd3wm

4 жыл бұрын

Ouch!

@billnaylor518

4 жыл бұрын

Right?

@leodaly2310

4 жыл бұрын

There are enough people to carry your touch, my dear man. And after us, those that follow....

@vannjunkin8041

4 жыл бұрын

Don't count the years.. just be glad he was here with us then and he's here with us now and it's all still relevant..

He's my main man. Been a fan since 1979 and I've just bought tickets to his 2022 tour. What a legend 💕

GARY NUMAN...Cutting edge as always !

40 years ago! Where's all that time gone? This is an awesome tune.

@johnlowdon5809

4 жыл бұрын

it`s gone mate .

This mans songs sound like they are from 2072. Visionary genius.

@AttitudeCharter

4 жыл бұрын

Agree.

"Two songs stuck together because I didn't know how to finish them ..and a mistake " shrugs in amazement...🤪

In my 20's but my dad put this on every day when I was a kid and I loved it. Hooked the mic up to sing along. Nice to know that my dad raised me on great music haha

His story of meeting his wife is great. Gary has Aspbergers, so picking up on social cues is not his strong suit. She was essentially a groupie who scored a chance to meet Gary Neuman. He had a golden opportunity. His reaction? He asked her out on a date, and then went and met her parents. Absolutely the most non-rock star thing EVER. She realized she had a keeper.

@quasarsphere

3 жыл бұрын

@@TANTRUMGASM Maybe, but staying married for 23+ years isn't.

@TANTRUMGASM

3 жыл бұрын

@@quasarsphere true enough, staying together that long is not common today, and even more rare for rock stars. I think I was drunk when I wrote that ..might just delete it. Cheers !

For all you comenting on Gary's "wig", he did a hair transplant some years back. You can find video's of him wearing a hat, that's the time he did the hair transplant. Whatever he does with his hair it's his choise, and I'm perfectly fine with it.

@CoolGobyFish

4 жыл бұрын

he might have had some "plants", but this is clearly a wig. but I don't he pretends that it's his hair. i think he decided to go Andy Warhole, as crazy as possible

@cnfuzz

4 жыл бұрын

His 1982 hairtransplant at age 24 scarred him so much that he cant be bald to show al stitches that is why he wears a wig, really true

@celtictillidie67

4 жыл бұрын

He coukdhave went a bit darker tha don't u think ? .....🤣

@SandraLovesRoses

4 жыл бұрын

I’ll critique it. It’s there to make a statement, so...

@NorthernKitty

4 жыл бұрын

Anyone who thinks it's important AT ALL to critique his hair definitely misses the point of his music and probably should go watch TV or something equally shallow.

2:12 that is genuine passion right there. Like he's reliving the moment all over again for the first time.

LOVED "IN CARS" when it came out! Funny so did my Mom. Man I need a hot tub time machine! I'd go right back to 1980 and do it all again!

The most adorable man in rock/pop/electronica/industrial/funk/whatever...

@fsemple

4 жыл бұрын

That award goes to Dave Groehl

@andyq9669

4 жыл бұрын

@@fsemple a valid alternative

could listen to his stories all day long

Gary Numan - a true musical genius. He had the foresight to see where synthesizers were taking music, and he was spot on. Modern electronica/techno/synthpop all owe their existence to people like Numan.

When it was released, the song sounded futuristic. Today it sounds futuristic. In the future it will be ahead of it's time! OK, that's a bit far fetched. Butt I love the track and the first three albums! 🌌☄

@mikereseigh

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@rinaldobaita1985

4 жыл бұрын

After 40 years it’s still my idea of the future... The other day I was listening to the earliest albums of “A Flock Of Seagulls”; at the beginning they were futuristic too (1981-1983), then the real eighties came, and the geeks gave way to the yuppies...

@aldershot5100

4 жыл бұрын

That electronic stuff back then was futuristic and still is if that's not an Oxymoron

@rinaldobaita1985

4 жыл бұрын

By the way, I’m working on a track named “Lost Future” 😌

@differous01

4 жыл бұрын

Are 'Friends' Electric? Still sounds 'futuristic' to me too, but what about the KZread algorithm which predicted that we would like this video? Does our Android dream of electric sheep?

Forget the music for a min, every and I mean every interview I've seen Gary do he is just such a nice, honest and humble bloke. The lyric 'you mean everything to me' Just tears me up on every listen

Numan was the first ever electronic musician I heard. It was a Tubeway Army album and I was about 10 years old (1980-82 or abouts). Later got into Skinny Puppy and Kraftwerk. Epic stuff.

In the last few years Gary Numan finally seems to be getting the massive amount of respect and recognition he deserves, and it couldn't happen to a nicer bloke 👍

Gary is such a humble guy.

As humble as this man is, he changed a lot of people's musical lives. Absolutely did mine.

One of the most iconic and groundbreaking hit singles of all time. Incredible sound.

Are Friends Electric was written. " stuck two songs together I couldn't finish and some bad playing" according to Gary. Taking two unfinished songs he couldn't figure endings for, putting them together with some bad playing (wrong note)... ha ha genius.

One of the greatest things I ever heard on the radio. Love the song, Love Gary Numan.

@elektronmetall148

4 жыл бұрын

Same here!

@markschroeder5559

4 жыл бұрын

one of the very first albums I bought as a little tiny baby boy based on the cover alone need not say I was different Still an all time favorite song and vinyl

@devingademan

4 жыл бұрын

Mark Schroeder that’s a great story, Mark! I will cover Gary someday too! He’s just so cool!

Back in the day, you would never guess that he might be a pleasant guy. And I read somewhere that he never smiled because he was frightened of showing his teeth. I was only 11 when Cars came out, but I really warmed up to Are Friends Electric the first time I heard it when my band's guitarist brought it into the garage back in 1984 and told us, "We need to sound like this!" and the bass player said, "Everyone sounds like this." We never made it out of the garage. But Gary's music was a big part of those years.

@NorthernKitty

4 жыл бұрын

"We never made it out of the garage." I blame your bass player.

I was at Top of Pops that day & I got Gary's Autograph ......thanks mate!

@tonyjenkins7156

4 жыл бұрын

I was at Top of the Pops and got Jimmy Saville's autograph........J shaped cum soaked boy scout shorts.......thanks mate

@Only_Fools_and_Audits

4 жыл бұрын

@@tonyjenkins7156 I bet you still have them though and they've never been washed.

@Decimator-jh4gu

4 жыл бұрын

@@tonyjenkins7156 WAAAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHH😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Decimator-jh4gu

4 жыл бұрын

@@Only_Fools_and_Audits I bet you dream about them and you wish they were on your face......

@Decimator-jh4gu

4 жыл бұрын

@@tonyjenkins7156 .... Like Jimmy's ball sack bouncing on your chin.

This song is a musical piece of art........ and listening to Gary speak to this song is a real treat.

I love how relaxed and at peace with his life he is these days he is. I saw a documentary a few weeks back that talked about how he got a lot of grief for his persona in the early days, and quit the business after 2 years. Had a stumbling restart, but kept at it, and found his footing, now he continues to make music to this day.

@kevcatnip7589

4 жыл бұрын

lifes one long holiday for him and yoko,,,thanks to you mugs

@kevcatnip7589

4 жыл бұрын

he has got to finish and remix 3 albums ,,,,w t f is he playing at??

Still a brilliant piece of music. Great to hear Gary telling the back story.

I never saw him in concert but I did see him display his Japanese zero at Barton Air show in Manchester many years ago... I remember after the display seeing him walk over to the control tower in vintage flying gear looking so far beyond cool I couldn't even begin to express it... What a dude he was/is :)

@shelleywinters6763

3 жыл бұрын

sounds like an airshow i saw him at was this a long time ago? I'm a bit out of touch these days, moved to Australia. Well a lot of his concerts were made into video, probably can get them on DVD :-) He did spectacular light shows, lots of dry ice and excellent stage performances from Gary of his songs. Sigh, good times

@darkpoethd9913

3 жыл бұрын

@@shelleywinters6763 We are probably talking around 28 years ago. I saw him at Barton Airshow which is in Manchester

@shelleywinters6763

3 жыл бұрын

@@darkpoethd9913 Yep I think i was there. :)

I loved it from the first time I heard it...Gary Numan is a genius... 😎

I was fifteen when that song hit. A former punk getting, belatedly into Bowie. But that was like an atom bomb strike. It shaped my music tastes ever since and was an amazing moment as the same was being experienced by millions in their living rooms all throughout the country.

For me, that "little bit of bad playing" with those two characteristic notes is really what made this song so distinctive.

As a guy who always thought you have to have a "good voice" to make it, and then being told I might not. It was a huge relief when those same people also said Gary didn't have a good voice. It helped me to realise that those people didnt know what the hell they're talking about.

40 years later...still love the song

I got to see him live, he truly is an artist you can see it so clearly when he performs his work

@boomerhgt

4 жыл бұрын

Saw him back in the day and recently he struts about now like a guitar hero now....not cool

Its such a satisfying track ❤

Great story told by Gary Numan. I love it when musicians speak about their journey into rediscovering themselves through music. Glad he stayed true to himself and not be swayed into sounding or looking like what record labels want musicians to be, much respect. Cheers 🤘🏾

A genius, a visionary. Totally unique, very humble, and a great man too.

Where do you find an artist like him anymore? He's down to earth, self-deprecating, open minded and thoroughly original. This song to me was the zenith of synthesized electropop - it matched a martial beat and an irresistible melody line with a disconnected vocal, creating a jarring, distant but compelling mood. It comes on lonely and futuristic, but it retains an underlying mood of desperation, hinting at a real need for some kind of human connection. It's this tension that makes it a classic of its kind. "And now I've no one to love"...cold, beautiful, sublime.

I love his impish face, when he talks about getting away with this subject matter on Top of the Pops. Makes you smile.

I instantly fell in love with Gary when he appeared on top of the pops singing Friends Electric. Love it!

Would be great to know who'd been there before and left the moog on that setting

@6oodfella

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe a time traveler to make sure Gary found it.

@andrewherbert8125

3 жыл бұрын

@@6oodfella You won the internet today, great comment

Sounds like a great premise for a Black Mirror episode. Cant believe this song never got the praise that cars did in the States.

@shrimpflea

3 жыл бұрын

Cars was a dance song and that was king at the time in the states. Are Friends Electric is more of a test of time song....a masterpiece.

Such a grounded person , i cannot imagine not liking the guy !

saw him play IN london few years back , he loved what he does ... and so did... GOD BLESS !

I did security last night in hull fir his gig..wasnt looking forward to doing it ..but my god he was amazing

Amazing listening to how this single came about and the time it happened 1977.. God I loved it then I love it now.. I've lost the f.....ING single I bought back in the day over the years... thanks gary for being different...

First record I ever bought, lifelong fan.

This song is still MIND BLOWING!!!

Great story Gary. I remember hearing Cars back in the 80's as a young kid and being blown away.

His description of how he felt when he heard the minimoog was priceless 😂😂

What a legend, way ahead of his time.

Great little video, and Numan is honest, humble and engaging.

Absolute diamond of a bloke !

What a kind and charming man. :) Also amazing story behind the song.

Seeing Gary Numan live for the first time in September so excited, love hearing the themes and concept behind this track!

Did what he had a passion for to produce something unique that he liked. He didn't compromise on what the industry was supposedly looking for at the time, and the rest is history. I find that inspirational, and it's clear he still loves what he does.

His music has been on my playlist since I first heard it in 1979 and I now own most of his albums.Great interview with him here.

I remember being in a retro club in central London in 1996. In the downstairs area there were loads of incredibly beautiful Victorian Gothic girls dancing to this song. It was a sight to behold. So actually, you can dance to it...

@dampergoldenrod4156

4 жыл бұрын

This is the best dance song ever but it is electronic new wave

@jonathanmelia

4 жыл бұрын

Davin Gladwell I know that: I was 11 when it came out. Those girls at the Limelight Club weren’t complaining, though, and neither was I. (The DJ put on Bela Lugosi’s Dead afterwards.)

I loved "Are 'Friends' Electric"--indeed, everything on the album. When I bought "Replicas" on import (I live in the US) it was just...perfect. The music, the album cover, the name of the band and the logo. It was some time before I discovered that "Tubeway" referred to the London subway, and the logo was a modification of the symbol of that tube system. What seemed so exotic to an American was just commonplace in the UK. This was before the internet, remember!

One of my Top Ten songs ever, I was 14 when it came out and it blew my mind.

Groundbreaking musical figure with a deep catalogue of albums, and he's still humble as hell and doesn't take himself too seriously.

This track still sounds bloody amazing after 40 years. Always reminds me of cold dark winter evenings. Loved it in '79, still do. Brilliant. Theres not a lot of his early stuff a can still listen to. Just a dozen or so tracks....

@bobk9879

4 жыл бұрын

Great stuff!

Still love this song as much as I did when it came out in 79...is it really 40 years...yes it is!

This is the quintessential 80s new wave electric song to me. Defines everything I love about that genre.

Never seen Gary Numan so happy in an interview. Great, thanks for being you (all these years), Gary. There is NO one else who’d have done it.

You could play this for moody techno kids today... and they would never know it was 40 years old. Stands up really well. He is such a great guy, honest, earnest... that dark brooding character on stage is not who he is in person.

@fhd3715

2 жыл бұрын

They actually used it in a Need For Speed game back in 2006 which is almost only played by kids/teenagers

How ever the song was put together I am just grateful it was ....as is was the start of a long musical relationship

Genius track, changed my life.

Love this song. It embodies the sounds I grew up with. And Gary Numan seems a genuinely kind and funny person. Quite the opposite of his stage persona.