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• Being Boiled

  Being Boiled is a song written and recorded by The Human League. It was released as the group's first single on the Fast Product label in 1978. The song was re-recorded in early

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/Being_Boiled

• Heaven 17

  Heaven 17 is the name of the group formed by Ian Craig Marsh and Martyn Ware, previously with The Human League, together with Glenn Gregory. The name Heaven 17 is taken directly from the novel

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/Heaven_17

• A Very British Synthesizer Group

  A Very British Synthesizer Group is the title of a compilation or anthology released by The Human League on 18 November 2016. The standard 2 CD or 3 LP edition feature a chronological thirty track

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/A_Very_British_Synthesizer_Group

• (Keep Feeling) Fascination

  (Keep Feeling) Fascination is a song written by Callis/Oakey, produced by Martin Rushent and the Human League and released as a single by The Human League in April 1983. It was the follow

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/(Keep_Feeling)_Fascination

• Love Action (I Believe in Love)

  Love Action (I Believe In Love) (also known as "Love Action") is a song written by Oakey/Burden and produced by Martin Rushent and The Human League. It was issued a single by The Human

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/Love_Action_(I_Believe_in_Love)

• Empire State Human

  Empire State Human is a song written by Oakey/Marsh/Ware and recorded by The Human League. It was released as a single in 1979, re-issued in 1980 and was included on the group

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/Empire_State_Human

• Travelogue

  Travelogue is the title of The Human League's second studio album. It was released in May 1980 on the Virgin label. The album was engineered and produced by The Human League and Richard Manwaring

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/Travelogue

• The Sound of the Crowd

  The Sound of the Crowd is the title of a song written by Oakey/Burden, recorded and released as a single by The Human League in 1981. It was the first song to feature the

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/The_Sound_of_the_Crowd

• Smash Hits

  Smash Hits was a pop music magazine published fortnightly in the UK from 1978 to 2006. The Human League were featured a number of times with interviews, features, full page colour pictures and song lyrics

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/Smash_Hits

• Open Your Heart

  Open Your Heart is a song written by Oakey/Callis, produced by Martin Rushent and The Human League. It was issued as single by The Human League in late September 1981 and included on the

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/Open_Your_Heart

• Human

  Type: song; single Released: 11 August 1986

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• Circus of Death

  Circus of Death is a song written by Oakey/Marsh/Ware and recorded by The Human League. It was originally released as their first 7" single together with Being Boiled on the Fast Product label

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/Circus_of_Death

• Boys and Girls

  Boys and Girls is a song written by Wright/Oakey and released by The Human League as a single in February 1981. It was the first single to be released after the group split the

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/Boys_and_Girls

• The Human League Wiki

  This is a fan wiki of the British group The Human League. It has no official connection whatsoever with the group itself, its management or any of its output, visual or audible. The Human League

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/The_Human_League_Wiki

• Reproduction

  Reproduction is the first studio album by The Human League. It was released in October 1979 on the Virgin label. Although the album met with limited success on its original release, it fared better after

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/Reproduction

• Dare

  Dare (also issued as Dare!) is the third studio album recorded and released by The Human League and the first to be released after the group split in 1980. The album was produced by Martin

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/Dare

• The Best of The Human League

  The Best of The Human League is the title of a compilation album first issued in 1997 and again in early 2005 with the same tracklisting but with revised artwork. This was the second Human

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/The_Best_of_The_Human_League

• The Dignity of Labour Pts. 1-4

  The Dignity of Labour Pts. 1 - 4 is the title of an EP recorded The Human League and released on Fast Product in April 1979. The EP is made up of four independent electronic instrumental

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/The_Dignity_of_Labour_Pts._1-4

• Record Mirror

  Record Mirror was a UK music weekly. RM carries the news of the new female members 14 March 1981 cover 14 March 1981 14 March 1981/ 2 Love Action single release news, issue dtd. 25

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• John Foxx

  John Foxx (b. 1948 Chorley, UK ) is a singer, musician and songwriter best known for being the founder member and leader of the band Ultravox! (later Ultravox) and for his solo work mostly in electronic

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/John_Foxx

• Soundtrack to a Generation (album)

  Soundtrack to a Generation is the title of a compilation album released by The Human League in 1996 on the budget Disky label. It takes its name from the eponymous song and single by the

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/Soundtrack_to_a_Generation_(album)

• I Don't Depend On You

  I Don't Depend On You is the name of a song written by Ware/Oakey/Marsh and released as single by The Human League under the pseudonym of The Men in 1979. It was

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/I_Don't_Depend_On_You

• WXJL Tonight

  WXJL Tonight is a song written by The Human League and included as the closing track of their 1980 album Travelogue. It was recorded at Monumental Studios, Sheffield and produced and engineered by The Human

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/WXJL_Tonight

• Nightclubbing

  Nightclubbing is a song writen by David Bowie and James Osterberg (Iggy Pop) and recorded by The Human League in 1980. Their cover version, produced by John Leckie, was released as part of the Holiday

  https://the-human-league.fandom.com/wiki/Nightclubbing

• Mirror Man

  Mirror Man is a song written by Oakey/Callis/Burden, produced by Martin Rushent. as released by The Human League as a single on 8 November 1982. The song did not feature on any album

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