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 01. "The Black Hit Of Space (2003 Digital Remaster)" 02. "Only After Dark (2003 Remaster)" 03. "Life Kills (2003 Remaster)" 04. "Dreams Of Leaving (2003 Digital Remaster)" 05. "Toyota City (2003 Digital Remaster)" 06. "Crow And A Baby (2003 Digital Remaster)" 07. "The Touchables (2003 Remaster)" 08. "Gordon's Gin (2003 Digital Remaster)" 09. "Being Boiled" 10. "WXJL Tonight (2003 Digital Remaster)" 11. "Marianne (2003 Remaster)" 12. "Dancevision" 13. "Rock 'N' Roll / Night Clubbing (2003 Digital Remaster)" 14. "Tom Baker (2003 Digital Remaster)" 15. "Boys And Girls (2003 Digital Remaster)" 16. "I Don't Depend On You (2003 Remaster)" 17. "Cruel (2003 Digital Remaster)"
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| | Description: | Das zweite Album von The Human League, "Travelogue", war auch das letzte in der fast ursprünglichen Besetzung mit Martyn Ware, Ian Marsh, Philip Oakey und Adrian Wright. Die gegensätzlichen musikalischen Richtungen führten nach diesem Album zu einer Spaltung der Band, was einen interessanten Kontrast zur Folge hat. "The Black Hit Of Space" verbindet die weitreichenden Sci-Fi-Besessenheiten der League mit einem einfallsreichen und sondierenden elektronischen Hintergrund, oder die Abwechslung mit dem schrillen Synth-Pop von "The Touchables" sind gro�artige Beispiele. Es gibt genug Energie, Melodie und schieres Pop-Flair auf "Travelogue", um diese Platte als einen überlegenen Vorsto� in den Bereich des geradlinigen elektronischen Pop zu qualifizieren. - The Human League's second album, 'Travelogue', was also the last to feature the nearly original lineup of Martyn Ware, Ian Marsh, Philip Oakey, and Adrian Wright. The conflicting musical directions led to a split in the band after this album, which causes an interesting contrast throughout. "The Black Hit Of Space" fuses the League's broad sci-fi obsessions with an inventive and probing electronic backdrop, or alternating the strident synth-pop of "The Touchables" are great examples. There is enough energy, melody, and sheer pop flair on 'Travelogue' to qualify this record as a superior advance on into the field of straight-up electronic pop.Actual catalog numbers: CAR80115 / 7243 580115 24
Remastered reissue of the 1980 album with 7 extra tracks.
Tracks 1 to 10 originally released in May 1980.
Tracks 11 to 13 from "Holiday '80" double 7" April 1980
Tracks 14 & 15 from "Boys And Girls" 7" single February 1981
Tracks 16 & 17 from 7" single released under the name "The Men" July 1979
Tracks 8, 12, 14 & 17 are instrumentals.
No producer or engineer credits for tracks 14 & 15.
Mastered at Super Audio Mastering.
Thanks to Jason Day and Tom Wegg-Prosser at Virgin Records.
Being Boiled originally recorded for Fast Product. This version recorded in Sheffield on 8-track Feb 80. Marianne and Rock n Roll Nightclubbing recorded in Sheffield on 8-track Feb 80. Dance Vision recorded opposite Kelvin Flats, Sheffield on budget Sony 2-track Nov 77 by Ian & Martin as The Future.
All tracks published by EMI Virgin Music Publishing Ltd except track 8 published by KPM Music Ltd, track 13 published by Universal / MCA Music Ltd, track 14 published by EMI Virgin Music Publishing Ltd / RZO Music Ltd and track 15 published by Dinsong Ltd.
All tracks digitally re-mastered (P) 2003 Virgin Records Ltd. except track 9 digitally re-mastered (P) 2003 Holdings Ecosse Ltd. licensed to Virgin Records Ltd.
(P)(C) 2003 Virgin Records Ltd.
"Travelogue" is a seminal album by the influential British synth-pop band The Human League, released in 1980 and now available on CD format. This record captures the band's early experimental electronic sound before their mainstream breakthrough, featuring tracks that blend innovative synthesizer work with thought-provoking lyrics. "Travelogue" stands as a testament to The Human League's pivotal role in shaping electronic music, showcasing songs like "The Black Hit of Space" and "Being Boiled." EMI, the renowned manufacturer behind this release, has an illustrious history of supporting groundbreaking artists across genres. With decades of experience and a reputation for quality production, EMI continues to be at the forefront of the music industry.
The Human League are pioneers in electronic pop music, having formed in Sheffield in 1977. Their unique fusion of synthesizers and catchy melodies led them to international fame with hits such as "Don't You Want Me," which topped charts worldwide. Over their career, they have sold millions of records and influenced countless artists within the genre. | | | No. of tracks: |
17 |
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0724351152 |
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