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1200:Robin Simon
1168:Warren Cann
1161:Chris Cross
885:Robin Simon
867:Chris Cross
857:Warren Cann
723:"Quiet Men"
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643:Chris Cross
639:Warren Cann
633:Slow Motion
558:Chris Cross
324:The Beatles
320:psychedelic
306:ARP Odyssey
290:Warren Cann
286:Slow Motion
279:Ha! Ha! Ha!
266:Ha! Ha! Ha!
243:electronics
235:Conny Plank
215:Robin Simon
131:Conny Plank
1846:Categories
1791:From Trash
1752:Metatronic
1685:The Garden
1621:Messengers
1611:Tiger Lily
1293:Revelation
892:References
592:Gary Numan
584:The Garden
350:The Garden
338:The title
315:The Garden
310:industrial
302:rhythm box
223:electropop
149:chronology
1826:Ultravox!
1678:Metamatic
1663:John Foxx
1589:Vienna 92
1505:The Voice
1470:Sleepwalk
1463:Quiet Men
1307:Brilliant
1300:Ingenuity
1237:Ultravox!
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1182:Midge Ure
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859:– drums,
846:Personnel
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568:Influence
562:Midge Ure
271:Kraftwerk
260:Ultravox!
207:John Foxx
1738:Assembly
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1325:Monument
1215:Sam Blue
1149:Ultravox
1008:17 March
981:(1981).
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881:– vocals
863:, vocals
851:Ultravox
381:AllMusic
247:new wave
203:Ultravox
199:new wave
147:Ultravox
135:Ultravox
123:Producer
88:New wave
59:Recorded
51:Released
44:Ultravox
41: by
1599:Related
1434:Singles
1272:Quartet
1112:Youtube
586:, took
182:(1979)
173:(1978)
164:(1978)
75:Cologne
1616:Visage
1554:Lament
1484:Vienna
1406:Finest
1279:Lament
1258:Vienna
1043:Sounds
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375:Rating
372:Source
300:TR-77
298:Roland
253:- and
116:Island
94:Length
67:Studio
1424:Retro
1286:U-Vox
1060:Uncut
804:Title
617:Title
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334:Title
201:band
160:Retro
111:Label
83:Genre
1519:Hymn
1010:2019
997:ISBN
965:2012
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