(R)evolution - Numan, Gary
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'Synthesisers were seen by many as cold, emotionless devices. But I saw them completely differently. With a synth you don't just use the notes you play to express the emotion of the music, you can choose the very sound itself. A piano sounds like a piano; a guitar, in the main, sounds like a guitar, but a synth can create sounds the world has never heard before'

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'Synthesisers were seen by many as cold, emotionless devices. But I saw them completely differently. With a synth you don't just use the notes you play to express the emotion of the music, you can choose the very sound itself. A piano sounds like a piano; a guitar, in the main, sounds like a guitar, but a synth can create sounds the world has never heard before'
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Gary Numan is one of Britain's most important and respected musical artists. He has been lauded by everyone from Prince ('His album Replicas never left my turntable . . . There are people still trying to work out what a genius he was') through the Foo Fighters and Nine Inch Nails to Lady Gaga ('[He] proves music has always been really inventive for the masses'). Born in Hammersmith in 1958, Gary was the frontman of Tubeway Army before embarking on a successful solo career. His #1 singles 'Are "Friends" Electric?' and 'Cars', both released in 1979, are cult classics and his 2017 album Savage entered the UK charts at #2. Gary is considered a pioneer of electronic music and, in 2017, he received the Ivor Novello Inspiration Award for song writing. He lives in California with his wife and three daughters.