Gary Numan, Scarred - 46m 43s

Tracks & Durations

1. This wreckage	5:37
2. Dead heaven	5:22
3. I can't breathe	5:43
4. Are 'friends' electric?	5:56
5. A prayer for the unborn	5:44
6. Listen to my voice	5:23
7. Replicas	5:04
8. Observer	2:34
9. Dance	2:04
10. Tracks	3:10

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Review

Recorded as part of the 2000 Pure tour, Scarred marks Gary Numan's 25th year as a recording artist. He's certainly been through a lot since Tubeway Army put out That's Too Bad in 1978. Initially hailed as the king of electro, he fell spectacularly from grace then, years later, having been cited as an influence by everyone from Afrika Bambaataa to Trent Reznor, managed to claw his way back up the ladder. Like Pure, Scarred is heavier than Numan's early material; clattering drums, pounding dance beats, grinding samples, filthy guitar, and menacing bass lend it an industrial roar. But Numan isn't limited to an all-out attack. "Little Invitro" is fraught and delicate before rising to its grungy crescendo, while "Dance" is sweet and forlorn. Of course, the hits are here, too, though "Cars" is delivered so jauntily it loses its sense of melancholic isolation. But that's a minor disappointment given the otherwise high quality of this electro feast. --Dominic WillsFull Title - Scarred Live At Brixton Academy. This album was recorded at Numan's live show at Brixton Academy on the Pure Tour in October 2000. It includes seven tracks from the 'Pure' album alongside Numan classics including, 'Are 'Friends' Electric?', 'Cars', 'Me, I Disconnect From You', & 'Down In The Park'. The U.S. edition includes three bonus videos, 'Pure', 'Rip', & 'Cars' (Live). Eagle Records. 2003.

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