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| The Pleasure Principle (1979) | Outland (1991) | Savage (2017) |
Tubeway Army - Tubeway Army (1978) - rating: ****
A great post-punk album with science fiction themes
Tubeway Army - Replicas (1979) - rating: *****
The ultimate version of the science fiction themes by Tubeway Army
The Pleasure Principle (1979) - rating: *****
The first solo album by Gary. More and more synthesizer in the songs. Perhaps the best Numan album of the early period.
Telekon (1980) - rating: *****
Continuing the sound of the previous album.
Dance (1981) - rating: ****
Soul and funk are introduced for the first time in his synthesizer sound.
I Assassin (1982) - rating: ***
Continuing the sound of the previous album but not as good.
Warriors (1983) - rating: ****
Berserker (1984) - rating: ******
Full funk and soul influences here.
The Fury (1985) - rating: **
Sadly his Funk/Soul influenced synth pop is not working anymore here.
Strange Charm (1986) - rating: **
Metal Rhythm (1988) - rating: *
Outland (1991) - rating: ****
A comeback of his synth funk. This time it's working again.
Machine & Soul (1992) - rating: *
From here it's going downwards for a a long time.
Sacrifice (1994) - rating: *
Exile (1997) - rating: ***
A small comeback with more heavier and modern sounds
Pure (2000) - rating: *
Jagged (2006) - rating: *
Dead Son Rising (2011) - rating: *
Splinter (2013) - rating: ***
He's recovering here with modern gothic synth pop.
Savage (2017) - rating: *****
The best Numan album for ages. Asian influences are prominent and Gary's daughter Persia.
Intruder (2021) - rating: ***
He keeps the focus on the good sound he invented.