I just don’t understand why Gary Numan hasn’t been inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. In my opinion, The Pleasure Principle is one of the greatest albums ever. He changed music and influenced too many artists to mention, I was so fortunate to be able to see him in Vancouver in 2003 . It was the best gig I’ve ever been to, The Pleasure Principle was the first album I bought and I was 10 years old, my cousin used to play cars constantly, and I remember listening to it over and over and I thought his voice was so different from anyone else. Nobody at that time was making music that sounded like him, he was ahead of his time.

"Berserker". Really liked that album

I'm an original Numanoid.  Loved his music from the first time I heard it in 79/80.  bought all his albums and still listen to them.

The guys such a overlooked talent. Definitely deserves Rock hall of Fame type status. Legend!

Gary is as real of a person acting as a musician without ego, that's why he is what he is, he doesn't need to be a show star of today and I wouldn't want him to be. What he does today is lightyears ahead of anything else that is played today. His music and style is timeless!

Replicas, Pleasure Principle, & Telekon were iconic albums. Gary Numan rules!

My favorite album is "Beserker". I will never understand how that masterpiece was not very successful.

he crash landed his plane in the field next to our school field - we all cam out of the school to watch. Never forget that. Gary is a top lad. Much respect.

I was surprised that Gary's biggest hits were made when I was just two or three years old and I'm almost 50 now, I always thought of him as being in like the Depeche Mode Pet Shop Boys era when he was actually more in the ian dury and the blockheads era

Numan will NEVER know how much a part of my life , he has been 🤗 ❤ frm the 70's

If you haven't seen it,  check out the documentary "Synth Britannia".  It should still be here on YouTube.

Telekon is Gary’s masterpiece. His comeback started with Sacrifice. Jagged is my favorite of his modern era.

For me, 1994’s ‘Sacrifice’ was the sign that the real Gary Numan was still out there..

I think he got to know how good is is, and how much admired and loved he is in the end.

I'm here after seeing Gary perform live at Glastonbury festival, July '25. What a performance. His music nowadays seems to be more electro-goth-rock. cinematic and bristling with apocalyptic vibes. Just bought tickets for a show in November. Can't wait.

Yes listen to Sacrifice, it takes you back to the Tubeway Army days.

I think his work with Nine Inch Nails cemented his rock cred. It opened new audiences for him. You are in my vision is joyous rock. He is clever.

Always loved Gary Numan and watched a few documentaries about him but there’s lots of stuff here I didn’t know. Well done. 👏👍

Sacrifice (or, in the US, Dawn) was the turning point.  Gemma convinced him to get out in his home studio and make music for him...with no thought of commercial success or even release.  It brought us to where we are now.  And check out "Pure"  It's glorious....

I love Gary.  His sound is unique