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- Travelogue
- - 5,563 plays
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Human League
Released 1980

The Black Hit Of Space
04:11
523 plays

Being Boiled
04:20
509 plays

Marianne
03:18
506 plays

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- 1
- The Black Hit Of Space
- 04:11
- 523 plays

- 2
- Only After Dark
- 03:46
- 498 plays

- 3
- Life Kills
- 03:06
- 356 plays

- 4
- Dreams Of Leaving
- 05:48
- 299 plays

- 5
- Toyota City
- 03:24
- 309 plays

- 6
- Crow And A Baby
- 03:39
- 280 plays

- 7
- The Touchables
- 03:18
- 259 plays

- 8
- Gordon's Gin
- 02:57
- 260 plays

- 9
- Being Boiled
- 04:20
- 509 plays

- 10
- Wxjl Tonight
- 04:36
- 303 plays

- 11
- Marianne
- 03:18
- 506 plays

- 12
- Dancevision
- 02:22
- 225 plays

- 13
- Rock 'N' Roll/Night Clubbing
- 06:20
- 267 plays

- 14
- Tom Baker
- 03:58
- 201 plays

- 15
- Boys And Girls
- 03:12
- 269 plays

- 16
- I Don't Depend On You
- 04:32
- 261 plays

- 17
- Cruel
- 04:40
- 238 plays

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album review

The Human League's second album, Travelogue, was their first to be released in the U.S. (Not that you would have noticed at the time, given the limited distribution; the album subsequently was picked up for reissue by Virgin/Atlantic in 1988.) It was also the last to feature the nearly original lineup of Martyn Ware, Ian Marsh, Philip Oakey, and Adrian Wright. Already, the band's synthesizer textures and Oakey's mannered voice were starting to lean in a pop direction, but much of this album retained the austere tone of earlier synthesizer groups such as Kraftwerk and Tangerine Dream. The conflicting musical directions led to a split in the band after this album, with Ware and Marsh forming Heaven 17 and Oakey and Wright reorganizing a new version of the Human League. Ironically, both ventures were more pop-oriented than before. ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide