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Replicas (Remastered)
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Length
16 tracks, 71:58
Release Date
1 April 1979

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Track number Play Loved Track name Artist name Buy Options Duration Listeners
1 Play track Me, I Disconnect From You Gary Numan
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 3:31 11,023 listeners
2 Play track Are 'Friends' Electric? Gary Numan
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 5:42 118,205 listeners
3 Play track The Machman
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 3:08 19,692 listeners
4 Play track Praying to the Aliens
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 4:08 18,465 listeners
5 Play track Down in the Park Gary Numan
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 6:01 86,108 listeners
6 Play track You Are in My Vision Gary Numan
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 3:14 11,471 listeners
7 Play track Replicas Gary Numan
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 5:00 12,475 listeners
8 Play track It Must Have Been Years Gary Numan
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 4:02 9,095 listeners
9 Play track When the Machines Rock
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 3:15 13,907 listeners
10 Play track I Nearly Married a Human Gary Numan
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 6:31 8,591 listeners
11 Play track Do You Need the Service?
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 3:42 10,474 listeners
12 Play track The Crazies
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 2:54 9,225 listeners
13 Play track Only a Downstat Gary Numan
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 3:33 4,428 listeners
14 Play track We Have a Technical
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 8:00 9,934 listeners
15 Play track We Are So Fragile Gary Numan
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 2:39 12,327 listeners
16 Play track I Nearly Married a Human 2
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 6:38 6,260 listeners

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Tubeway Army's main claim to fame is that Gary Webb (aka Gary Numan) first came to the public's attention here. The band was formed in London, UK in 1977 by Gary Numan and the la… read more
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