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HEAVEN 17's Industrial Revolution

Virgin UK VVD 26 1983 PAL VHS

Virgin US (or Japan?) VTM-22 (VBM-22) 1983 NTSC VHS

Virgin Japan 8" JMO38-0002 NTSC Laserdisc 1983
(lyrics contained in English and Japanese on inner sleeve)

This item has been deleted in the UK since 06.Apr1993

Tracks:

Penthouse And Pavement (4:02) (directed by Steve Barron)
Let Me Go (4:19) (directed by Steve Barron)
Temptation (3:08) (directed by Chris Gabrin)
Come Live With Me (3:28) (directed by Jean-Pierre Berckmans)
We Live So Fast (3:46) (directed by Jean-Pierre Berckmans)
Crushed By The Wheels Of Industry (3:25) (directed by Danny Kleinman)

Hillsboro' Crew

7"
- Steel City
- Move On Up
UK 7'' Virgin VS908 1986
12"
- Steel City (Move On Up) (Extra time version) (4:58)
- Move On Up (3:42)
- Move On Up (Bonus Beats) (2:49)
UK 12'' Virgin VS908-12 1986
Germany Virgin 608758-213

Maxi Steel City

'Everyone involved with this recording supports 'Artists Against Apartheid'
'Artists Against Apartheid's' stand regarding apartheid laws in South Africa and the cutting of cultural and sporting links with this state.'

Vocal: Ian Reddington
Drum Programming and Emulator II: Martyn Ware
Backing Vocals: Glenn Gregory, Martyn Ware, Ian Reddington
Guitars: Mark Oldfield
Lyrics by Ian Reddington and Martyn Ware

Hillsboro' Crew

7"
- If It's Wednesday It Must Be Wembley (Master Mix)
- If It's Wednesday It Must Be Wembley (Champagne On Ice Instrumental)
UK 7'' Blue Wave Records SWFC1 1993

Ian Reddington : Lead vocals / backing vocals
Martyn Ware : Backing vocals / programming / keyboards
Written by Martyn Ware / Ian Reddington / Steve Van Zandt
Lyrics by Ian Reddington
Produced by Martyn Ware
Engineered by Andy 'the Ger' Houston
Mixed by Martyn Ware and Andy Houston

Special thanks to: Paul 'Tubbs' Williams : Chorus vocals and bass, Tim Cransfield: Guitar, Jason Salkey : Introduction, Ossie Owl : Hoot

Backing vocals by 'The Mono MCs': Lindsay Crisp, Glenn Gregory, Rupert Holliday-Evans, Ben Porter, John Uriel

Lyrics:

Woods and Nilsson, Shirtliff, King
Warhurst, Waddle made to swing
Sheridan, Pearson, Harkes and Hyde
Wilson, Watson feel my pride
Worthington, Plamer, Anderson, Hirst
Drink the nectar, quench my thirst
Bartman, Jemson, Bright
Catch the feeling and you're out of sight Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Monday, Tuesday, it's out funday
Wednesday, the day is clear
Just two years since we've been here
If half the city dream in blue
Then half of us belong to you
The path is long, the way is wide
Barker, Francis side by side

Forgive me my thinking that you down South
Wag the tail you're the horses mouth
Feed the papers, believe the hype
The truth is unfolding with the stars in stripes
Grass is greener on the northern side
The way is clearer with the changing tide
Hearts go out to the hearts that gave
Fortune favours the new blue wave Woods and Nilsson, Shirtliff, King
Warhurst, Waddle make me sing
Sheridan, Pearson, Harkes and Hyde
Wilson, Watson on your side
Worthington, Palmer, Andreson, Hirst
There's only one place and that place is first
Bartman, Jemson, Bright
Bust a move and hold on tight

Heaven 17 featured by
"Rainbird - The advanced music system
for the Commodore 64" from magazine "Commodore User"

7" transparent flexi disc

Key To The World
Crushed By The Wheels Of Industry
Temptation

played on the C=64 computer in 1982

MIXMAG Heaven 17 Sounddisc

From the personal library of Heaven 17, the sounds on this ethereal Soundisc release evade easy categorization by disregarding conventional musical genre groupings. With widely useful samples, the Heaven 17 Soundisc incorporates elements of dub, electro, ambient, house, drum & bass, techno, breakbeat, tribal, and world musical styles in an array of tempos and timbres. Powerful basslines and spacious drum loops stabilize some haunting and soulful electronic musical bits, pads, synths, and FX. New levels of creative possibilities go to the holders of this Soundisc.
(Sound On Sound 5/5)

See Timespace for further details.

MIXMAG Heaven 17

BBC 08.Jan.1999 22:30

Video-documentation about "The Human League" within the series "Young guns go for it"

Young Guns Go for It Human League

Documentary series examining the music of the 80s. In 1981, Phil Oakey walked into a local disco and asked two schoolgirls to join his acclaimed but unsuccessful synthesiser group, the Human League. A matter of weeks later, the band were performing on 'Top of the Pops', and were on their way to becoming one of the biggest bands of the early 80s. The programme was filmed largely in Sheffield, the group's hometown

Nicam Digital Stereo

Gimme Shelter - Radio Promo