Ha! Ha! Ha!

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An under-appreciated classic of punk-glam new wave

I used to listen to a friend's copy of this album back around when it came out, but I had forgotten how excellent most of it is.

This is Ultravox when they were just starting out, and although the Roxy Music & Eno influences are heavily apparent, the snotty energy of the punk movement is what makes this album blast out of the speakers. It's in a similar vein to the first Gary Numan album, a sort of computerized glam-punk.

I would highly recommend Ha-Ha-Ha to fans of Roxy Music, Eno, Gary Numan…

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Written by Paul J. Escamilla "sentient being"

More influential than effective

2 1/2

Somewhat inventive new-wave/punk combiners showed energetic promise but doesn't have quite enough thrust to demand attention.

Written by IRate

Track listing Edit

CD

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1

Rockwrok

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2

Frozen Ones

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3

Fear In The Western World

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4

Distant Smile

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5

Man Who Dies Every Day

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Artificial Life

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While I'm Still Alive

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Hiroshima Mon Amour

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Young Savage

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10

The Man Who Dies Every Day

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11

Hiroshima Mon Amour

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Quirks

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13

The Man Who Dies Every Day

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14

Young Savage

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Credits Edit

performer
1. John Foxx [vocals]

Other versions Edit

8 tracks	format: 1 x CD release dates: Oct 1977 in United Kingdom view details
14 tracks	format: 1 x CD record label: Universal Japan release dates: Aug 28 2006 view details