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Discography
Fad Gadget by Frank Tovey2006
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1980‐06‐11: 101 Club, London, UK2005
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2002‐01‐25: PC69, Bielefeld, Germany2002
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The Best of Fad Gadget2001
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Tyranny and the Hired Hand1989
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Civilian1988
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The Fad Gadget Singles1986
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Snakes & Ladders1985
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Easy Listening for the Hard of Hearing1984
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Gag1984
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Live From Pandora’s Box1984
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Under the Flag1982
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Incontinent1981
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Fireside Favourites1980
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1981-11-13: Rafter's Club, Manchester, UK
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Live on SAMA 2002
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Sam Hall1989
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Bridge St Shuffle1988
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Luddite Joe1986
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Luxury1985
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Collapsing New People1984
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One Man’s Meat1984
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Untitled / March of the Iron Workers1983
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I Discover Love1983
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Saturday Night Special1982
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King of the Flies1982
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Life on the Line1982
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For Whom the Bells Toll1982
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Make Room1981
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Sometimes I Wish I Was Dead / King of the Flies1981
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Ricky’s Hand1980
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Fireside Favourite1980
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Back to Nature1979
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Label
- Record label
- Mute Records
Groups
- Frank Tovey & the Pyroscurrent
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Identifiers & aliases
Also known as: Francis John Tovey, Francis Tovey
Francis John Tovey, known also by his stage name Fad Gadget, was a British avant-garde electronic musician and vocalist. He was a proponent of both new wave and early industrial music, fusing pop-structured songs with mechanised experimentation.
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