Gary Numan - M.E. (Live, 9-28-79 in HD.)

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Gary Numan - M.E. (Live, 9-28-79 at The Hammersmith Odeon, in London, U.K. in 1080p Hi-Def).mp4

A top favorite Gary Numan track of mine with Sci-Fi lyrics about being the last survivor on the planet in a destroyed future world M.E. I eat dust.....we're all so run down...........................I'd call it my death.....but I'll only fade away and I hate to fade alone...........now there's only M.E.
We were so sure......we were so wrong...........now it's over but there's no one left to see and there's no one left to die.......there's only M.E.
I just feel wrong
Why should I care........Why should I try..........I know....I know I turned off the pain....like I turned off you all
Now there's only M.E.!
Futuristic, Depressing and Dark so many elements all the Synths sounds from Chris, Dennis, Billy or Roger whatever Tour between 1979-1981 Chris was always in the mix with 1 of the others. Pau Gardiner's Bass Guitar notes are so dominate. Ced's Drumming is heavy as he lays into it with the Electronic Percussion which Gary did on album but live then was Guitar/Keyboard Player Rrussell Bell when Gary is not singing on those parts of the song. Cedric plays so heavy you can hear it too. No artist can beat how powerful this song is not even Pink Floyd nor Led Zeppelin! The song blows Cars out of the water. The song progresses with all the elements as I said. Ced's Drums do more too overall hell with Cars I have to play this song at Pittverse on drums I love that song bad ass and so powerful!

The Band for all these 1979 U.K. Touring Principle Shows
Lead Vocals and Performance - Gary Numan (bottom middle)
Lead Guitars, Electronic Percussion and Keyboards - Rrussell Bell (Bottom far right)
Bass Guitar - Paul Gardiner (Bottom far left)
Synths and Keys - Billy Currie (Middle light stack right)
Synths, Keys, Viola and Violin - Christopher Payne (Middle light stack left)
Drums - Cedric Sharpley (Middle)