Gary Numan: Difference between revisions

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* "New Thing from London Town" (1986) - with Bill Sharpe as '''''Sharpe and Numan''''' UK #52

* "I Still Remember" (1986) UK #74

* "Radio Heart" (1987) - with ''Radio Heart'' as '''''Radio Heart Featuring Gary Numan''''' UK #35

* "London Times" (1987) - with ''Radio Heart'' as '''''Radio Heart Featuring Gary Numan''''' UK #48

* "Cars (E Reg Model)" (1987) - re-mix UK #16

* "All Across the Nation" (1987) - with ''Radio Heart'' as '''''Radio Heart Featuring Gary Numan''''' (Did not chart)

* "No More Lies" (1988) - with Bill Sharpe as '''''Sharpe and Numan''''' UK #34

* "New Anger" (1988) UK #46

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* "I'm on Automatic" (1989) - with Bill Sharpe as '''''Sharpe and Numan''''' UK #44

* "Heart" (1991) UK #43

* "My World Storm" (1991) (US only #46 - (Hot Dance Club chartChart)

* "Emotion" (1991) (Did not chart)

* "The Skin Game" (1992) UK #68

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* "RIP" (2002) UK #29

* "Crazier" (2003) - with Rico as '''''Gary Numan Vs. Rico''''' UK #13

* "In Aa Dark Place" (2006) UK #4 (UK Official Independent Chart)

===Albums===

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Not including numerous compilations, many of which are unauthorized.

* 1978 ''[[Tubeway Army (album)|Tubeway Army]]'' (also known as the ''Blue Album'') UK #14 (1979 reissue)

* 1978 ''The Plan'' (early recordings, unreleased until 1984) UK#29

* 19781979 ''[[Tubeway ArmyReplicas (album)|Tubeway ArmyReplicas]]'' (alsoUK known as the ''Blue Album'') UK#141

* 1979 ''[[ReplicasThe Pleasure Principle (album)|ReplicasThe Pleasure Principle]]'' (Numan's first solo album) UK #1

* 1980 ''[[Telekon]]'' UK #1

* 1979 ''[[The Pleasure Principle (album)|The Pleasure Principle]]'' (Numan's first solo album) UK#1

* 1980 ''Living Ornaments '79-'80'' UK #2 (live recording, expanded/reissued as ''Living Ornaments '79'' in 1998 and ''Living Ornaments '80'' in 2005)

* 1980 ''[[Telekon]]'' UK#1

* 1981 ''[[Dance (Gary Numan album)|Dance]]'' UK #3

* 1980 ''Living Ornaments '79-'80'' UK#2 (live recording, expanded/reissued as ''Living Ornaments '79'' in 1998 and ''Living Ornaments '80'' in 2005)

* 19811982 ''[[DanceI, (Gary Numan album)|Dance]]Assassin'' UK #38

* 19821983 ''I, AssassinWarriors'' UK #812

* 1984 ''Berserker'' (first album on self-owned Numa label) UK #45

* 1983 ''Warriors'' UK#12

* 1984 ''BerserkerWhite Noise'' (firstlive album on self-owned Numa labelrecording) UK #4529

* 1984 ''WhiteThe NoisePlan'' (livedemo recordingrecordings from 1978) UK #29

* 1985 ''The Fury'' UK #24

* 1986 ''Strange Charm'' UK #59

* 1987 ''Exhibition'' (compilation from Beggars Banquet days) UK #43

* 1987 ''Ghost'' (live recording)

* 1988 ''Metal Rhythm'' (released in a re-sequenced edition in the US as ''New Anger'') UK #48

* 1989 ''The Skin Mechanic'' (live recording) UK #55

* 1989 ''Automatic'' (collaboration with Bill Sharpe as '''''Sharpe + Numan''''') UK #59

* 1990 ''Outland'' UK #39

* 1992 ''Machine + Soul'' UK #42

* 1994 ''Dream Corrosion'' (live recording)

* 1994 ''[[Sacrifice (Gary Numan album)|Sacrifice]]''

* 1995 ''Dark Light'' (live recording)

* 1995 ''Human'' ('''''Gary Numan and Michael R. Smith''', instrumental album)

* 1997 ''Dawn'' (US reissue of ''Sacrifice''; same track listing)

* 1997 ''[[Exile (Gary Numan album)|Exile]]'' UK #47

* 1998 ''[[Living Ornaments '81]]'' (live recording)

* 1998 ''The Mix'' (remix project by Cleopatra label, featuring [[Spahn Ranch (band)|Spahn Ranch]], [[Information Society (band)|Information Society]] and others)

* 1999 ''The Radio One Recordings'' (1979 BBC radio sessions)

* 2000 ''[[Pure (Gary Numan album)|Pure]]'' UK #58

* 2002 ''Exposure'' (compilation of Beggars Banquet and recent material; two new recordings plus new track "Exposure") UK #53

* 2003 ''Scarred'' (live recording)

* 2003 ''Hybrid'' (remix project featuring [[Curve (band)|Curve]], [[Alan Moulder]], Rico and [[Mark Ellis (record producer)|Flood]]; three new songs including Andy Gray mix of "Crazier")