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(#1) The Pleasure Principle
- 1979
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(#2) Telekon
- 1980
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(#3) Replicas
- 1979
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(#4) Dance
- 1981
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(#5) Pure
- 2000
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(#6) Dead Son Rising
- 2011
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(#7) I, Assassin
- 1982
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(#8) Exile
- 1997
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(#9) savage(songs from a broken world)
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(#10) Jagged
- 2006
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(#11) Don't Know
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(#12) Berserker
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(#13) Sacrifice
- 1994
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(#14) Hybrid
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(#15) Warriors
- 1983
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(#16) The Fury
- 1985
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(#17) Strange Charm
- 1986
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(#18) Metal Rhythm
- 1988
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(#19) 1979 the Live Eps
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(#20) Jagged Edge
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(#21) Engineers
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(#22) Dead Moon Falling
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(#23) Small Black Box
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(#24) Eko
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(#25) Dead Moon Falling [
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(#26) The Radial Pair
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(#27) Outland
- 1991
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(#28) Purified
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(#29) Techno Army Featuring Gary NumanPure
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(#30) Replicant
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(#31) From Inside
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(#32) Human
- 1995
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(#33) Machine and Soul
- 1992
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Gary Numan is an iconic figure in the history of electronic music. He and the album "The Pleasure Principle" announced the birth of Synth-pop. Electronic music is no longer free from popular music as a test subject for experimenters but begins to play an important role in the background music of popular songs. In 1979, British musician Gary Numan successively published two excellent albums Replicas and The Pleasure Principle, which established his status as a pioneer of electronic music.
In the album production, Gary Numan frequently used and combined synthetic percussion instruments, let us hear pure electronic music, and also made his many albums become representative of Synth-Pop music. The random tool lists 33 excellent Gary Numan albums in history.
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