Ultravox - The Man Who Dies Every Day download song

the brilliant Billy Currie

It's from the album "Three Into One"

Along with Magazine they preceded the entire Post Punk synth scene.

and life comes from the dead man,specially when Ultravox beggins to play!!!!!

This awed me when it came out. Early Steve Lillywhite production. Oddly the end has a Simon & Garfunkel feel. Just part of the genius.

Ultravox! with John Foxx were uber freaking genius. Midge Ure did an awesome job replacing Dennis Leigh, they were both geniuses in the production of their respective bands/eras.

This is a remix. Different from the album track. The mighty ARP Odyssey synthesizer!

Not heard this since Retford Porterhouse around 1980! Brilliant to hear that discordant synth............

One of the many excellent tracks off the album. Been having a bit of a rennaissance with music from back in the day recently :)

In my opinion, this song marks the birth of new wave. Ultravox were the true pioneers.

ha! ha! ha! Goddamn...One of the best albums of the late '70's. Truly. Ultravox! under John Foxx was soooooooooo underrated; if not totally forgotten. I have nothing but great memories of this compilation and sweet recollections of my days and nights listening to (and dancing to) this. Thank you. Pure acid memories. And my sweet Carol. Wherever she may be.

So Fuc..... What --"Ultravox" - Thats it Brothers and Sisters -- Greeeeeat Stuff !!!

It's been 6 years since I've heard this song... it still is great!

This was the best Ultravox line up, with John Foxx.

this is the first synth-punk song probably. the synth sounds so aggressive here...more than guitars!!!

I was 15 y/o living in Miami when this album's cover art hooked me.Then UK became where God lived and was a New Romantic/ Post Punk.

Wow, this is great! Saw them play Reading in the late seventies, amazing. RIP Conny Plank.

I can really see why Numan says that the Foxx Ultravox were the blue print of what he did later in 1979. Both Brilliant in my opinion.