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Human’s Lib
Pop · 1984 · 7 tracks

Human’s Lib

A philosophical synth-pop manifesto. Bright, intricate keyboard layers provide a hopeful backdrop for deep inquiries into identity and mental freedom.

March 17, 1984 · AS (4)

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A bright, intellectually curious optimism that seeks to empower the listener through self-reflection.

Tracklist · 7 Tracks
01
Conditioning
4:34
04
Hide and Seek
5:39
05
Hunt the Self
3:43
07
Don’t Always Look at the Rain
4:13
08
Equality
4:29
09
Natural
4:27
10
Human’s Lib
4:04
Moments Worth Listening For
The haunting, liturgical synth opening of Hide and Seek that feels like entering a digital cathedral.
The rhythmic, percussive synth stabs in Conditioning that mirror the lyrical theme of mental rigidity.
The gentle, reassuring vocal delivery on Don't Always Look at the Rain as the arrangement swells with warmth.
Reviews

How does Human’s Lib sound next to the rest of Howard Jones's catalogue?

Early Morning+3.4σ

Early Morning saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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