Icehouse - Primitive Man - 1982 (2002)

Genre: Synthpop, New Wave
Country of origin: Australia
Year of disc release: 2002
Publisher (label): Warner Music/Diva Records
Catalog number: 0927489822
Country: Australia
Audio codec: FLAC (*.flac)
Rip type: tracks+.cue
Audio bitrate: lossless
Duration: 00:39:39

Tracklist:
01. Great Southern Land 05:19
02. Uniform 04:13
03. Hey Little Girl 04:25
04. Street Cafe 04:13
05. Glam (Instrumental) 03:22
06. Trojan Blue 05:03
07. One By One 04:02
08. Breaking These Chains 03:43
09. Mysterious Thing 04:25
10. Goodnight, Mr. Matthews 04:00
11. Over The Line 02:45
12. Glam (12" Version) 06:33
Bonus Tracks:
13. Uniform 12" (German Version) 06:07
14. Street Cafe (Single Mix) 04:13
15. Love In Motion (USA Recording) 03:37
16. Can't Help Myself (Live) 05:39
17. We Can Get Together (Live) 03:54

Personnel:
Guy Pratt - Bass
John Lloyd - Drums
Robert Kretschmer - Guitar
Andy Qunta, Michael Hoste - Keyboards
Iva Davies - Lead Vocals

Icehouse are an Australian rock band formed (originally under the name Flowers) in Sydney in 1977. A total of 20 musicians passed through the group (including Guy Pratt, known for his collaboration with Pink Floyd), but its leader, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Quince Davis remained the only constant member and main author for thirty years. At first the band played pub rock, then gradually adopted a synth-pop sound, became part of the Australian new wave and achieved international success - most notably with the singles “Hey Little Girl” (1982, #7 Aus, #17 UK), “ Crazy" (1987, #4 Aus, #38 UK, #14 US) and "Electric Blue" (1987, #1 Aus, #7 US). Ten Icehouse albums have reached the Australian Top 10; three of them (Icehouse, 1980; Primitive Man, 1982; Man of Colors, 1987) reached the top five. Icehouse had four albums on the Billboard 200 and two on the UK Albums Chart. On 16 August 2006, Icehouse were inducted into the ARIA (Australian Recording Industry Association) Hall of Fame as "... one of the most successful Australian bands of the 80s and 90s... with an uncompromising approach to the creative process." On March 14, 2009, Icehouse reunited after a long break to perform as part of the Sound Relief charity project (at the Sydney Cricket Ground), which raised funds for those affected by the February fires in Victoria