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Formats and Editions
1. Straight Lines
2. Sanctuary
3. A Map of You
4. Science
5. On Islands
6. This World of Water
7. Living By Numbers
8. Dead Fish (Don't Swim Home)
9. Adventures
10. The Safe Side
11. They All Run After the Carving Knife
12. Areas
13. Churches
14. This World of Walter
15. Luxury
16. While You Wait
17. Changing Minds
18. Peace
19. Design
20. Traps
21. Division
22. Back to Room One
23. Here Come the People
24. Going Round Again
25. A Train on Twisted Tracks
26. I Repeat
27. All You Need Is Love
28. All You Need Is Love
29. Kingdoms for Horses
30. Hunting
31. The New Evolutionist (Example 'A')
32. Green and Red (Respectively)
33. The Planet Doesn't Mind
34. Warp
35. Straight Lines - Single Edit
36. While You Wait - Single Edit
37. The Planet Doesn't Mind - Single Edit
38. Sad Films - B-Side Living By Numbers
39. Missing Persons / Tell Me Something New - B-Side This World of Water
40. She's a Magazine - B-Side Sanctuary
41. Chik Musik - B-Side Sanctuary
42. Magazine Musik - B-Side Sanctuary
43. Twelfth House - B-Side All You Need Is Love
44. From the Village - B-Side While You Wait
45. Guitars - B-Side While You Wait
46. The Office - B-Side Luxury
47. 24 Hours from Culture (Part 2) - B-Side the Planet Doesn't Mind
48. While You Wait - Extended Version
49. Here Come the People - Remix
More Info:
4CD box set bringing together all of New Musik's three studio albums as well as a disc of B-sides, single edits and remixes. With a booklet containing an interview with Tony Mansfield by Record Collector's Daryl Easlea, Formed in 1977 by Tony Mansfield, a former member of The Nick Straker Band with bassist Tony Hibbert and drummer Phil Towner, New Musik's first single, 'Straight Lines', was released in 1979, and their debut album, 'From A to B', followed in April 1980. 'From A to B' entered the Top 40 in the UK Albums Chart. Containing their most commercially successful single 'Living by Numbers' plus two other hit singles: 'This World of Water' and 'Sanctuary'. The band's second album, 'Anywhere' was released in 1981 and reached No. 68 in the UK following which, Towner and Hibbert departed, and Mansfield cut the next album, 'Warp', with the assistance of studio musicians. After the demise of their label GTO Records, the band released 'Warp' in 1982 on the Epic label. 'Warp' was almost entirely electronic, and one of the first albums to be recorded primarily with digital samplers and emulators, resulting in a more experimental sound than their previous releases. Mansfield went on to achieve success as a producer with After The Fire, a-ha, Aztec Camera, The B-52's, The Damned, Captain Sensible, Naked Eyes, and Mari Wilson.back to top