Album

Octopus

The Human League

1995 · Electronic

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Octopus by The Human League

Octopus is an Electronic album by The Human League, originally released in 1995. On Gatefold: 25 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Tell Me When4:51
  2. 2These Are the Days5:46
  3. 3One Man In My Heart4:05
  4. 4Words5:54
  5. 5Filling Up with Heaven4:20
  6. 6Housefull of Nothing4:31
  7. 7John Cleese: Is He Funny?3:59
  8. 8Never Again4:42
  9. 9Cruel Young Lover6:56

Sound DNA

  • Electronic
  • Synth-Pop / New Wave
  • polished
  • bittersweet
  • urban

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Including 12-page booklet.
Title of track 6 printed as "Houseful Of Nothing" in the booklet and as "Housefull Of Nothing" on the back tray.
[Booklet inside]
Recorded at The Human League from February to August 1994.
Additional recording at Axis Studio, Sheffield.
Mixed at Olympic, Nomis and Metropolis Studios, London in August and September 1994.
Designed at Farrow.

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Andy GrayPROGRAMMED BY
  • Chris HughesPROGRAMMED BY , PERFORMER PROGRAMMED BY, PERFORMER
  • Ian StanleyPROGRAMMED BY
  • Jo CallisPROGRAMMED BY , PERFORMER PROGRAMMED BY, PERFORMER
  • Joanne Catherall
  • Neil SuttonPROGRAMMED BY , PERFORMER PROGRAMMED BY, PERFORMER
  • Paul BeckettPROGRAMMED BY , PERFORMER PROGRAMMED BY, PERFORMER
  • Philip OakeyBAND , PROGRAMMED BY PROGRAMMED BY
  • Russell DennettPROGRAMMED BY , PERFORMER PROGRAMMED BY, PERFORMER
  • Susanne Sulley
  • Andy WrightPROGRAMMED BY

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 25 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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