The Pleasure Principle

So that comes out September 7th, 79.

And it is buttressed on all sides by the changing of the guard post-punk Because on that same day, we get Gary Newman, The Pleasure Principle, Suzy and the band She's Joined Hands, their second one, I believe, and The Slits Cut all come out on the same time.

And just showing a changing of the guard from bands like UK.

September 21st, this is also 79.

Pile number one.

Then we've got The Pleasure Principle.

Gary Newman.

I do not remember.

[lip smack] So that comes out September 7th, '79.

Um, and it is buttressed on all sides by, uh, the changing of the guard, post-punk, uh, because on that same day, we get Gary Numan, The Pleasure Principle, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Join Hands, their second one, I believe, and The Slits, Cut, uh, all come out on the same time.

Um, and just showing a, a, um, changing of the guard, uh, from bands like UK.

Um, September 21st, uh, this is also '79, [lip smack] um, we've got, uh, Unleashed in the East.

The

one I was thinking about buying, but it wasn't, is, we've talked about, is the pleasure principle a line from Prince or is it another album? Because I found the album.

It's a song from Prince, isn't it? No.

Pleasure principle? Or is it a, what is it? It is.

I had it right here.

Um, Gary Newman.

The Pleasure Principle.

Can you see that or

It had the song Typical Girls.

In 1979, Gary Neumann released The Pleasure Principle.

This was his debut solo studio album.

It became a pioneer for the synth pop genre.