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Metal (song)
"Metal" is a song by Gary Numan from his 1979 album ''The Pleasure Principle''. Lyrically the song is science fiction, inspired by the works of Phillip K. Dick and William S. Burroughs, and is about an android who wishes to be human, but never can be. The song was the B-side of "Cars" in the USA.
The song has been a regular feature at Numan's live shows since his first tour in 1979, and appears on the majority of his live albums. In 1981 Numan wrote new lyrics to the tune of "Metal" for his album ''Dance'', and renamed the song "Moral". Numan often performs this version. The song was reworked into his aggressive new style in 1998, and this version is still being performed today. "Metal" has been covered by many artists, including Nine Inch Nails on their ''Things Falling Apart'' album (2000) and Afrika Bambaataa (with Numan himself) on ''Dark Matter Moving at the Speed of Light'' (2004). Numan also collaborated on a reinterpretation by Kraftwerk.〔Kraftwerk: Music Non-Stop Sean Albiez, David Pattie - 2011 - Page 192 "... pays homage to Gary Numan with the reinterpretation of Numan's iconic track 'Metal', collaborating with Numan himself."〕
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