1. Listen To The Sirens
2. My Shadow In Vain
3. The Life Machine
4. Friends
5. Somethings In The House
6. Every Day I Die
7. Steel And You
8. My Love Is A Liquid
9. Are You Real?
10. The Dream Police
11. Jo The Waiter
12. Zero Bars (Mr Smith)
Living Ornaments '78
13. Positive Thinking
14. Boys
15. Blue Eyes
16. You Don't Know Me
17. My Shadow In Vain
18. Me My Head
19. That's Too Bad
20. Basic J
21. Do Your Best
22. Oh! Didn't I Say
23. I'm A Poseur
24. White Light / White Heat
25. Kill St. Joy
2. My Shadow In Vain
3. The Life Machine
4. Friends
5. Somethings In The House
6. Every Day I Die
7. Steel And You
8. My Love Is A Liquid
9. Are You Real?
10. The Dream Police
11. Jo The Waiter
12. Zero Bars (Mr Smith)
Living Ornaments '78
13. Positive Thinking
14. Boys
15. Blue Eyes
16. You Don't Know Me
17. My Shadow In Vain
18. Me My Head
19. That's Too Bad
20. Basic J
21. Do Your Best
22. Oh! Didn't I Say
23. I'm A Poseur
24. White Light / White Heat
25. Kill St. Joy
Gary Numan
Tubeway Army
Beggars Banquet
Released 24 November 1978
BBL-4
Gary Numan is a pioneer, and his influence on so many artists is unmistakable and grand. Gary’s style connects him with fans of multiple genres... electronic, industrial, indie-rock, metal, etc. He remains an innovator, and his fan base continues to grow. Tubeway Army was the name of Gary's band before he moved to just using his own name. This is his/their debut album, originally released in 1978. It may very well be his most under-rated album.