• Artist: Ultravox
• Flags: Lyrics are included with the album
• Rating:
• Styles: New Wave, Prog-Rock/Art Rock
• Track Picks: "Hiroshima Mon Amour"
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Review

There's something quite chilling and compulsive about the original model of Ultravox. Sure, lots of people were experimenting with synthesizers, but Ultravox married that sound to elements of glam rock and punk to produce a more affecting hybrid. You can feel the ghosts of Kraftwerk at play here, even more strongly than on the band's debut -- and that's saying something. Twenty years on, some of it does sound a little corny; however, the album does include the one undeniable classic of early-period Ultravox: "Hiroshima Mon Amour." ~ Alex Ogg, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	iTunes	Composers	Performers	Time
The Frozen Ones	...	Ultravox	Ultravox	(4:06)
Fear in the Western World	...	Ultravox	Ultravox	(4:00)
Distant Smile	...	Ultravox	Ultravox	(5:20)
The Man Who Dies Everyday	...	Ultravox	Ultravox	(4:09)
Artificial Life	...	Ultravox, John Foxx, Billy Currie	Ultravox	(4:57)
While I'm Still Alive	...	Ultravox	Ultravox	(3:13)
Hiroshima Mon Amour	...	Ultravox	Ultravox	(5:13)
RockWrok	...	Ultravox	Ultravox	(3:33)

Credits

Ultravox (Producer), Ultravox (Main Performer), John Foxx (Vocals), Billy Currie (Synthesizer), Billy Currie (Violin), Billy Currie (Keyboards), Warren Cann (Percussion), Warren Cann (Drums), Steve Lillywhite (Producer), Steve Shears (Keyboards), Steve Shears (Vocals), Untravox! (Producer), Chris Cross (Synthesizer), Chris Cross (Bass), Chris Cross (Vocals)

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