This page features some of the memorabillia from the Tubeway Days and also a discography with some Tubeway related items too.
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Tubeway Army Badges and Patches
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Tubeway Army Badges
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Tubeway Army singles
That's too Bad / Oh! Did'nt I say? : UK 7" Single Released in February 1978 on Beggars Banquet Records : Catalogue Number BEG5
Bombers / O.D. Receiver / Blue Eyes : UK 7" Single Released in July 1978 on Beggars Banquet Records : Catalogue Number BEG8
The above 2 singles were re-issued in June 1979 as a double pack on Beggars Banquet Records : Catalogue Number BACK2
Down in The Park / Do you need The Service? : UK 7" Single Released in March 1979 on Beggars Banquet Records : Catalogue Number BEG17
Down in The Park was also released on a linited edition 12" single with an extra track 'I nearly married a human' (2) an edited version of the track from 'Replicas' : Catalogue Number BEG17T
Are'friends' electric? / We are so fragile: UK 7" Single Released in May 1979 on Beggars Banquet Records : Catalogue Number BEG18
Are' friends'electric? was also released on 7" Picture Disc (BEG18P) and a German 12" as well as a USA Promo edited version
The Above 12" were released in 1985 and were all released on the usual Black vinyl pressings but also on Yellow (Vol 1), Red (Vol 2) and Blue (Vol 3) Vinyls.
They featured previously unreleased material and were also released on cassette
Tubeway Army albums
Tubeway Army the first album released in November 1978 on Beggars Banquet Records : Catalogue Number BEGA4
The first 5000 copies of this album came with a different cover and were issued on blue vinyl. Some copies had a free limited edition badge with them. Very collectable !
Replicas Released in April 1979 on Beggars Banquet Records : Catalogue Number BEGA7. Early versions of this included a free poster
The Plan Released in October 1984 on Beggars Banquet Records : Catalogue Number BEGA55. Also released on an awesome Picture Disc too
Live Bootleg LP on vinyl recorded by a fan and now very collectable. Although it says 'Live at The Roxy' it was actually recorded from various Tubeway Army gigs in the late 70's.
'This is my life' - Another Bootleg on 7" vinyl. This surfaced many years after it was recorded and was obviously put out to make money. Very limited and worth a lot of money.
Yet another bootleg on 7" vinyl and once again released to make someone out there a bit of money. Quite easy to find.
Replicas in-store poster (Thanks to Paul Baines) and Tubeway Army Replicas press photo and press release
tubeway patrol
Tubeway Army underwent a line up change in 1979 with a couple of the members going off to do their own thing. Sean Burke (Guitar) and Barry Benn (Drums) decided to leave and started their own band which they named 'The Station Boys'. This didn't last long and they renamed themselves 'Tubeway Patrol'. They went into the studio in Surrey in 1980 and recorded their first single 'Do Eyes ever meet?'.
Tubeway Patrol were a far cry from Tubeway Army. Sean wanted to stay in the band but wanted to play the more punkier style tracks along with Barry whilst Gary and Paul saw that there was potential in the use of electronics. This eventually lead to the split.
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The pictures below are the property of Sean Burke who has kindly allowed me to use them on this site - A BIG thanks to Sean. Click the image to view full size.
Tubeway Army line-ups
Tubeway Army banner courtesy of Richard Churchward at NumanME