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Human League - Sound Of The Crowd - Greatest Hits Live In Concert (Blue Vinyl) (Vinyl)

Human League - Sound Of The Crowd - Greatest Hits Live In Concert (Blue Vinyl) (Vinyl)

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Artist: Human League

Music Genre: New wave, Synth-pop, Electronic

Label
Secret Records Limited
Cat No
SECLP175B
Released
2026
Pressing
UK
Styles
New Wave, Synth-pop

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ArtistHuman League
FormatVinyl
LabelSecret Records Limited
Catalogue no.SECLP175B
GenreNew wave, Synth-pop, and Electronic
Barcode5036436167029

The Human League — The Sound Of The Crowd - Greatest Hits In Concert
Format: Vinyl • Label: Secret Records Limited (SECLP175B) • Released: 2026 • Pressing: UK • Genre: New Wave, Synth-pop

Tracklist:
A1. Empire State Human
A2. Sound Of The Crowd
A3. Hard Times/Love Action
A4. Open Your Heart
A5. The Lebanon
B1. Don’t You Want Me
B2. Mirror Man
B3. (Keep Feeling) Fascination
B4. Louise
B5. Human

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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.

Source: Discogs

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