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Product Type : Music

Human League - Secrets (Half-Speed Master Edition) (Vinyl)

Human League - Secrets (Half-Speed Master Edition) (Vinyl)

Artist: Human League

Music Genre: Synth-pop, Pop

Half-Speed Master

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ArtistHuman League
FormatVinyl
GenreSynth-pop and Pop
Barcode5014797909434

Disc 1

  1. All I Ever Wanted (Dave Bascombe Mix)
  2. Nervous
  3. Love Me Madly?
  4. Shameless
  5. .3 BPM
  6. Never Give Your Heart
  7. Ran
  8. The Snake
  9. Ringinglow

Disc 2

  1. Liar
  2. Lament
  3. Reflections
  4. Brute
  5. Sin City
  6. Release
  7. You'll Be Sorry

Half-speed mastering is a high-quality vinyl production technique where both the audio and cutting lathe run at half the normal speed during mastering. This slower process allows for greater precision, resulting in improved sound clarity, sharper high frequencies, and better overall detail. It's especially valued by audiophiles for its enhanced dynamic range and stereo separation. However, it’s more time-consuming and costly, and its benefits are most noticeable when paired with a high-quality original recording and pressing.

About the artist

Electronic band from Sheffield, England. Formed in 1977 by Martyn Ware, Ian Craig Marsh and Adi Newton. Originally called 'The Future', but changed their name to 'The Human League' in 1978 following the departure of Adi to form Clock DVA and with the addition of vocalist Phil Oakey and the release of the single "Being Boiled".

This original line-up lasted until 1980, after which Ware and Marsh left to form Heaven 17. Oakey kept the band name and added female vocalists, and it is this incarnation that gained widespread popularity.

Mainly known for a synthesizer based pop sound, in particular the song “Don’t You Want Me”.

In 1982 The Human League released a remix album, Love and Dancing, under the band name as a nod to Barry White's disco-era Love Unlimited Orchestra.

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