If you like Deep In The Heart of Nowhere...
From the Same Crate
Dig deeper with nearby picks from the bins.
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Howard Jones - Human's Lib - LP
$12.00Howard Jones' 'Human's Lib' shares a synth-pop vibe with a dance-rock edge, featuring production by Rupert Hine, which aligns nicely with the electronic textures found in Bob Geldof's work.
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Gary Numan - I, Assassin - LP
$20.00Gary Numan's 'I, Assassin' dives into electro and synth-pop realms, with a focused listening experience that resonates well with the acoustic small group texture present in Geldof's album.
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Gary McFarland - Requiem for Gary McFarland - LP
$12.00Gary McFarland's 'Requiem for Gary McFarland' offers a unique blend of jazz and electronic elements, maintaining that acoustic small group feel while exploring deeper sonic landscapes.
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Rupert Holmes - Singles - LP
$10.00Rupert Holmes' 'Singles' brings a pop rock sensibility that, while slightly softer, still resonates with the electronic dance family through its catchy melodies and focused listening experience.
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Boomtown Rats - Mondo Bongo - LP
$10.00Boomtown Rats' 'Mondo Bongo' channels a new wave energy that complements the electronic dance family, with a punchy production style that echoes the vibe of Geldof's work.
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Jay and the Americans - Wax Museum - LP
$10.00Jay and the Americans' 'Wax Museum' offers a classic pop rock sound that, while a bit of a departure, still maintains an engaging acoustic texture that fans of Geldof might enjoy.
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Gary Moore - Over the Hills and Far Away - LP
$20.00Gary Moore's 'Over the Hills and Far Away' blends rock with a melodic touch, providing a more traditional sound that can appeal to those who appreciate the emotional depth in Geldof's music.



