He might have covered Prince once , but for the last 22 years he is covering nine inch nails nonstop
@TylerKingNuReview8 күн бұрын
@@cnfuzz Absolutely
@garyeaton61729 күн бұрын
Yes mine are dramatically over coloured too especially the booklet
@lancegfoin911715 күн бұрын
I think the main problem with Gary's output, since 1994, is that it's just him. He needs the input of other musicians, like when he first began, to add that certain spark. He has always been a control freak over his songs but just having another person play what he tells them (Steve Harris) and then burying it in his "wall of sound" just doesn't cut it. When you listen to Replicas, TPP, Telekon, Dance and even I, Assassin, you can hear the other musicians' influences coming through which adds another dimension to his songs. I too write on my own but I understand that your own ideas can become stale, even without you realising it. I, like some others, wish he would work with Chris Corner (IAMX) instead of Ade Fenton, as I don't think Ade Fenton is accomplished enough as a musician to know what is needed to halt the monotony. I personally think M&S is a better album than both Savage and Intruder - yes it is a mish-mash of ideas, but at least it isn't boring, and sadly that is where we are today. Intruder is a bore and no amount of "effected" CR78 or Vox Humana makes it better.
@TheEquilibriumEffects25 күн бұрын
Accidentally found this movie and i enjoy the hell out of it, beamovie. Now will dig up more old 80s and 90s movies.
@leonidivanov894827 күн бұрын
Wow, this video came from nowhere. KZread doesn't stop surprise.
@marcraygun6290Ай бұрын
Me and my bandmate joke that we will breakup over are disagreement which is best TA album ,I think it's relpicas
@boltuuusАй бұрын
🎉
@jasonjones8178Ай бұрын
My favourite album
@jasonjones8178Ай бұрын
The hunter
@Lisa-ep3pxАй бұрын
What a great interview .He is such an authentic,pure person .His music meant so much to me and still does .I am so glad i had the chance to see him perform a few times.I love his music .And always will. Still can't believe he passed away😢
@rjnuzzi1648Ай бұрын
They all sound the same, same half-step chord patterns with small non-melodic fragments in the verses... his art of songwriting has diminished into style & sound
@TheWillHadcroftАй бұрын
I hear all you're saying on this review and the reasons given, and appreciate your opinions. I might be rare in Gary Numan fandom for actually liking a lot of the jazz-funk fusion period of his career. The presence of saxophone and female backing vocals complement the harder synth sounds rather than drown them out. Perhaps it's because I came to Gary Numan around this time. I discovered him late with the 1989 live album The Skin Mechanic and was blown away by it. Fascinating to contemplate your suggestion that Ade Orange should have produced the whole record. I bet that would have made all the difference. Maybe I'm also more forgiving because I know the album was made at a very low point in Gary's life; he was out of inspiration and bordering on bankruptcy (and after the record's failure *was* bankrupt). It was cobbled together a bit at a time and he used whomever was available to play on and produce each track, hence the lack of cohesion. Unlike you, I really like the title track! I don't mind Unknown and Hostile either. Both New Thing and The Need go on too long because there aren't enough songs on the album, I suspect. The Need is boring, I'll grant you that. On the CD release containing all the B-Sides, there is the sublime A Time to Die. I Can't Stop is best served live (and the best version is on The Skin Mechanic video, now released on DVD and CD as Hammersmith Live 1989 (not to be confused with the live album of the same name, which was actually highlights from the 1988 tour!!)). I enjoyed your honest review here. Thanks for sharing.
@2K062 ай бұрын
🔥🔥🔥
@dansemacabreNYC2 ай бұрын
Lovely interview, definitely he was an special person and an incredible musician 🖤 I’m glad I got to see his last show in NY on November 11/22 I even got the set list from that show 🖤 Thanks for sharing this interview!
@GuyBoost-zb9bi2 ай бұрын
DEVO Needs to be Given the Kennedy Awards and The Lifetime Achievement Award and The Grammys And be inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame !!!!
@kxrv66292 ай бұрын
A fitting, haunting epithet for David Robert Jones
@VEGASMYWAY2 ай бұрын
The one the only Starman .. That music makes me want to achieve and overcome the most difficult situations
@etonasama3 ай бұрын
Personally, my favourite track on this album is Idle Flow. I love it. It's a beautiful track. The only one I really remember without listening to it for a while.
@gangoffour66903 ай бұрын
Beautiful Ballard.
@carnellzabolocky55283 ай бұрын
My second favorite song by them behind untitled...
@AB_Deck4 ай бұрын
Joe the Lion has been plsyed live previously. Occassionally on 1983 Serious Moonlight Tour
@iphilinlove68804 ай бұрын
i want to see them live so bad😭
@6lu5ky864 ай бұрын
I love this guy very much, his show in Athens Ga blew me away. Apologies, after realizing that Luis has passed I can only send the hardest condolences a musician can send. Please, everybody who's interesting in the world mind altering drugs. For the love of any god that will listen please vet the hell out of every person you meet. Nobody has your back like your closest, and nobody should have to die because of a filthy drug dealer slinging the dreaded F drug tightly packaged in a generally harmless recreational experience. Rest in Peace Luis, I'm so happy I was able to share your amazing live show experience with my closest friends.
@grglcs4 ай бұрын
it seems that you've never read Burroughs, well i can assure you that Gary did at this time. That's the "obscure" that you're talking about.
@mrStraker8884 ай бұрын
Cool!
@user-ss7gx5rw9u4 ай бұрын
There was not a dry eye in the house when Gary sang, Please push no more at his retirement gig at Wembley and I was there ... Telekon is his best and most emotional album.
@davidw66684 ай бұрын
C'est superbe la rose qui s'ouvre tout doucement ❤
@davidw66685 ай бұрын
3:27 c'est le sang des putains de mioches des assureurs allianz, la gmf, leurs experts, le courtier scad et ses deux poufiasses secrétaires sans oublier les petits baouche 😂😂😂
@audiolego5 ай бұрын
Omg I just learned about his transition. The point of last night which was Friday was to listen to The Soft Moons last 3 albums as my Friday night thing to do. I really like Wasting. I discovered The Soft Moon in 2013. What a gifted musician he is. He's from my city of Los Angeles. Also getting into Silent Servants music who also died with him and Silent Servants wife. Listening to his interviews , music , I kind of get it why I too would escape using drugs.
@audiolego4 ай бұрын
Been playing Wasting, Far, become the lies
@lgd19745 ай бұрын
I liked Intruder, LOVED Savage. Tyler has some solid points about Gary's constant God references. Trent Reznor does the same in NIN. As far as the sound of the album, it is smoother than Savage, but a lot less impactful. Intruder is slightly bland, and is repetitive, but I can tell it's a concept album. Splinter (Songs from a Broken Mind), 2013 - Producer Ade Fenton. Savage (Songs from a Broken World), 2017 - Producer Ade Fenton. Intruder, 2021 - Producer Ade Fenton. No wonder the sound is too much the same. Savage has memorable tracks. Intruder does not.
@nicholasmorales37215 ай бұрын
Starman should have drowned in Oscars.
@craigcottrell11725 ай бұрын
Love the sparse minimalism of Remember I was Vapour and the the odd, alien-like voices on Please Push No more. They were definitely growers over time, though.
@earthepoch64885 ай бұрын
If you haven't heard the maxi-single 12" extended version of We Take Mystery you are in for a treat. Upgrade your stylus, hook up the sub woofer, and enter the gates of heaven. The slow version on the flip side just fucking swings. Same goes for the 12" for Love Needs No Disguise - WOW. Timeless track. How this wasn't a smash hit is beyond me.
@earthepoch64885 ай бұрын
Title track is a classic, I recommend the 12" if you have a good turntable set up - massive sound!. My Car Slides on the B side is also good. Sister Surprise however...oof
@VelcroKittie5 ай бұрын
Such a lovely fella and a desperately sad loss to the world of music and art. F**king fentanyl. It can all be quite overwhelming trying to figure out how to minimise premature deaths as best we can. I had my time using drugs and I genuinely feel for those we have lost. They never set out for the end result, and too much finger pointing and victim blaming occurs. It usually comes from people who haven't been through it but live their lives in such sanctimonious fashion. People who pretend to have empathy, but behind it all they're really only a seething judgemental mess. Drug use is such an incredibly complex issue that is almost always linked to childhood trauma. Sorry just venting here. I came off another YT video filled with a load of self appointed judges and it just pissed me off.
@Pantechnicon5 ай бұрын
I knew nothing of Peter or Bauhaus until Deep was first released. His teeth sank in deep. That's all I can say.
@cateistonic4815 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this! Such a big and sad loss of a REAL artist. I get him. I totally get him.
@jeffkaufman98755 ай бұрын
Though I’m admittedly a bit biased, though I enjoy the cover of the US release of DUTY, the cover ought to have instead featured the “Science Boy” logo as its entirety as it did in the UK, Germany, and other European countries!..
@marioncvasquez5 ай бұрын
Luis is my husband. I was in the other room when this interview was recorded. Thank you for uploading it. Everything he said was true. Always.
@TylerKingNuReview5 ай бұрын
His music meant so much to me, both as a listener and as a fellow musician. He sold me the electronic drum pad he used on Total Decay and Zeros a couple of years ago and that was how I first talked to him. I can't imagine the loss that you have experienced and the pain that you have been going through these last few weeks, but hopefully knowing that his music made an impact on people's lives and is loved throughout the world gives you some solace. His memory is going to live on.
@jlaur065 ай бұрын
So sorry got your loss! Your husband was so talented and touched my life musically. I heard of his passing at work and had to wait 8 hours until I could just cry and let the emotion of his loss out. May you have strength to get through this. ❤my heart is with you. ❤
@blackgumball5 ай бұрын
@marioncvasquez I played his music today in the elementary school I work at while working on decorating a classroom door. Kids coming and going in the hall were hearing me listening to Soft Moon. Even the janitor walked by and asked who was I listening to. He lives on through his music and will be played anywhere and everywhere....even an elementary school. I'm sure Luis would love that. So glad and appreciative I got see him live and meet him and the band.
@ChrisS51345 ай бұрын
A true artist. So sorry for your loss. There's an epidemic with fentanyl out there. Not fair. God Bless.
@yavlennyy2 ай бұрын
I'm sorry about the loss. This dude is a genius. He gave much more than he deserved in the end. Maybe not consciously, but he achieved something more. It was as if he had reached God during his lifetime. Genius.
@fabrizzioguzman40796 ай бұрын
Un tipo auténtico, su música perdurará en mí 🖤
@agostocobain27295 ай бұрын
Dude my name is Fabrizio as well.
@jennaleigh-raine6 ай бұрын
I felt it important enough to write due how wrong your critique on this particular record in his catalogue. Due this is one of the most incredible and well produced exciting and most popular from fans. The B sides alone became legendary amongst fans. Recorded over three months before he left on his round the world flight. I Assassin gets 5☆☆☆☆☆
@earthepoch64885 ай бұрын
Totally agree. This is one awesome and strange album that gets more enigmatic with age. Timeless.
@cnfuzz6 ай бұрын
You can dance to it if you have a wooden pirate leg
@danteshollowedgrounds6 ай бұрын
Rest In Peace King.🖤🥀🕊️ R.I.P. Luis Vasquez Condolences to his family members & close friends & friends.
@danteshollowedgrounds6 ай бұрын
I'm just seeing this now in my algorithm after finding Luis's main channel. 😔🖤🥀🕊️
@madlove15816 ай бұрын
It's great to see all the comments, ........ no one listened to all your babble talk and ridiculous whining. You have absolutely no formal training in music. What a total dumbfuck ~
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Jess here we go
❤🖤 Thank you
He might have covered Prince once , but for the last 22 years he is covering nine inch nails nonstop
@@cnfuzz Absolutely
Yes mine are dramatically over coloured too especially the booklet
I think the main problem with Gary's output, since 1994, is that it's just him. He needs the input of other musicians, like when he first began, to add that certain spark. He has always been a control freak over his songs but just having another person play what he tells them (Steve Harris) and then burying it in his "wall of sound" just doesn't cut it. When you listen to Replicas, TPP, Telekon, Dance and even I, Assassin, you can hear the other musicians' influences coming through which adds another dimension to his songs. I too write on my own but I understand that your own ideas can become stale, even without you realising it. I, like some others, wish he would work with Chris Corner (IAMX) instead of Ade Fenton, as I don't think Ade Fenton is accomplished enough as a musician to know what is needed to halt the monotony. I personally think M&S is a better album than both Savage and Intruder - yes it is a mish-mash of ideas, but at least it isn't boring, and sadly that is where we are today. Intruder is a bore and no amount of "effected" CR78 or Vox Humana makes it better.
Accidentally found this movie and i enjoy the hell out of it, beamovie. Now will dig up more old 80s and 90s movies.
Wow, this video came from nowhere. KZread doesn't stop surprise.
Me and my bandmate joke that we will breakup over are disagreement which is best TA album ,I think it's relpicas
🎉
My favourite album
The hunter
What a great interview .He is such an authentic,pure person .His music meant so much to me and still does .I am so glad i had the chance to see him perform a few times.I love his music .And always will. Still can't believe he passed away😢
They all sound the same, same half-step chord patterns with small non-melodic fragments in the verses... his art of songwriting has diminished into style & sound
I hear all you're saying on this review and the reasons given, and appreciate your opinions. I might be rare in Gary Numan fandom for actually liking a lot of the jazz-funk fusion period of his career. The presence of saxophone and female backing vocals complement the harder synth sounds rather than drown them out. Perhaps it's because I came to Gary Numan around this time. I discovered him late with the 1989 live album The Skin Mechanic and was blown away by it. Fascinating to contemplate your suggestion that Ade Orange should have produced the whole record. I bet that would have made all the difference. Maybe I'm also more forgiving because I know the album was made at a very low point in Gary's life; he was out of inspiration and bordering on bankruptcy (and after the record's failure *was* bankrupt). It was cobbled together a bit at a time and he used whomever was available to play on and produce each track, hence the lack of cohesion. Unlike you, I really like the title track! I don't mind Unknown and Hostile either. Both New Thing and The Need go on too long because there aren't enough songs on the album, I suspect. The Need is boring, I'll grant you that. On the CD release containing all the B-Sides, there is the sublime A Time to Die. I Can't Stop is best served live (and the best version is on The Skin Mechanic video, now released on DVD and CD as Hammersmith Live 1989 (not to be confused with the live album of the same name, which was actually highlights from the 1988 tour!!)). I enjoyed your honest review here. Thanks for sharing.
🔥🔥🔥
Lovely interview, definitely he was an special person and an incredible musician 🖤 I’m glad I got to see his last show in NY on November 11/22 I even got the set list from that show 🖤 Thanks for sharing this interview!
DEVO Needs to be Given the Kennedy Awards and The Lifetime Achievement Award and The Grammys And be inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame !!!!
A fitting, haunting epithet for David Robert Jones
The one the only Starman .. That music makes me want to achieve and overcome the most difficult situations
Personally, my favourite track on this album is Idle Flow. I love it. It's a beautiful track. The only one I really remember without listening to it for a while.
Beautiful Ballard.
My second favorite song by them behind untitled...
Joe the Lion has been plsyed live previously. Occassionally on 1983 Serious Moonlight Tour
i want to see them live so bad😭
I love this guy very much, his show in Athens Ga blew me away. Apologies, after realizing that Luis has passed I can only send the hardest condolences a musician can send. Please, everybody who's interesting in the world mind altering drugs. For the love of any god that will listen please vet the hell out of every person you meet. Nobody has your back like your closest, and nobody should have to die because of a filthy drug dealer slinging the dreaded F drug tightly packaged in a generally harmless recreational experience. Rest in Peace Luis, I'm so happy I was able to share your amazing live show experience with my closest friends.
it seems that you've never read Burroughs, well i can assure you that Gary did at this time. That's the "obscure" that you're talking about.
Cool!
There was not a dry eye in the house when Gary sang, Please push no more at his retirement gig at Wembley and I was there ... Telekon is his best and most emotional album.
C'est superbe la rose qui s'ouvre tout doucement ❤
3:27 c'est le sang des putains de mioches des assureurs allianz, la gmf, leurs experts, le courtier scad et ses deux poufiasses secrétaires sans oublier les petits baouche 😂😂😂
Omg I just learned about his transition. The point of last night which was Friday was to listen to The Soft Moons last 3 albums as my Friday night thing to do. I really like Wasting. I discovered The Soft Moon in 2013. What a gifted musician he is. He's from my city of Los Angeles. Also getting into Silent Servants music who also died with him and Silent Servants wife. Listening to his interviews , music , I kind of get it why I too would escape using drugs.
Been playing Wasting, Far, become the lies
I liked Intruder, LOVED Savage. Tyler has some solid points about Gary's constant God references. Trent Reznor does the same in NIN. As far as the sound of the album, it is smoother than Savage, but a lot less impactful. Intruder is slightly bland, and is repetitive, but I can tell it's a concept album. Splinter (Songs from a Broken Mind), 2013 - Producer Ade Fenton. Savage (Songs from a Broken World), 2017 - Producer Ade Fenton. Intruder, 2021 - Producer Ade Fenton. No wonder the sound is too much the same. Savage has memorable tracks. Intruder does not.
Starman should have drowned in Oscars.
Love the sparse minimalism of Remember I was Vapour and the the odd, alien-like voices on Please Push No more. They were definitely growers over time, though.
If you haven't heard the maxi-single 12" extended version of We Take Mystery you are in for a treat. Upgrade your stylus, hook up the sub woofer, and enter the gates of heaven. The slow version on the flip side just fucking swings. Same goes for the 12" for Love Needs No Disguise - WOW. Timeless track. How this wasn't a smash hit is beyond me.
Title track is a classic, I recommend the 12" if you have a good turntable set up - massive sound!. My Car Slides on the B side is also good. Sister Surprise however...oof
Such a lovely fella and a desperately sad loss to the world of music and art. F**king fentanyl. It can all be quite overwhelming trying to figure out how to minimise premature deaths as best we can. I had my time using drugs and I genuinely feel for those we have lost. They never set out for the end result, and too much finger pointing and victim blaming occurs. It usually comes from people who haven't been through it but live their lives in such sanctimonious fashion. People who pretend to have empathy, but behind it all they're really only a seething judgemental mess. Drug use is such an incredibly complex issue that is almost always linked to childhood trauma. Sorry just venting here. I came off another YT video filled with a load of self appointed judges and it just pissed me off.
I knew nothing of Peter or Bauhaus until Deep was first released. His teeth sank in deep. That's all I can say.
Thank you so much for this! Such a big and sad loss of a REAL artist. I get him. I totally get him.
Though I’m admittedly a bit biased, though I enjoy the cover of the US release of DUTY, the cover ought to have instead featured the “Science Boy” logo as its entirety as it did in the UK, Germany, and other European countries!..
Luis is my husband. I was in the other room when this interview was recorded. Thank you for uploading it. Everything he said was true. Always.
His music meant so much to me, both as a listener and as a fellow musician. He sold me the electronic drum pad he used on Total Decay and Zeros a couple of years ago and that was how I first talked to him. I can't imagine the loss that you have experienced and the pain that you have been going through these last few weeks, but hopefully knowing that his music made an impact on people's lives and is loved throughout the world gives you some solace. His memory is going to live on.
So sorry got your loss! Your husband was so talented and touched my life musically. I heard of his passing at work and had to wait 8 hours until I could just cry and let the emotion of his loss out. May you have strength to get through this. ❤my heart is with you. ❤
@marioncvasquez I played his music today in the elementary school I work at while working on decorating a classroom door. Kids coming and going in the hall were hearing me listening to Soft Moon. Even the janitor walked by and asked who was I listening to. He lives on through his music and will be played anywhere and everywhere....even an elementary school. I'm sure Luis would love that. So glad and appreciative I got see him live and meet him and the band.
A true artist. So sorry for your loss. There's an epidemic with fentanyl out there. Not fair. God Bless.
I'm sorry about the loss. This dude is a genius. He gave much more than he deserved in the end. Maybe not consciously, but he achieved something more. It was as if he had reached God during his lifetime. Genius.
Un tipo auténtico, su música perdurará en mí 🖤
Dude my name is Fabrizio as well.
I felt it important enough to write due how wrong your critique on this particular record in his catalogue. Due this is one of the most incredible and well produced exciting and most popular from fans. The B sides alone became legendary amongst fans. Recorded over three months before he left on his round the world flight. I Assassin gets 5☆☆☆☆☆
Totally agree. This is one awesome and strange album that gets more enigmatic with age. Timeless.
You can dance to it if you have a wooden pirate leg
Rest In Peace King.🖤🥀🕊️ R.I.P. Luis Vasquez Condolences to his family members & close friends & friends.
I'm just seeing this now in my algorithm after finding Luis's main channel. 😔🖤🥀🕊️
It's great to see all the comments, ........ no one listened to all your babble talk and ridiculous whining. You have absolutely no formal training in music. What a total dumbfuck ~
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Oh bless I saw beautiful Gemma in the background
Thanks so much for posting xx