Living Ornaments '81

Disc one • "Intro/This Wreckage" – 7:40 • "Remind Me to Smile" – 3:22 • "Metal" – 3:14 • "Me! I Disconnect from You" – 3:03 • "Complex" – 3:10 • "The Aircrash Bureau" – 5:24 • "Airlane" – 3:24 • "M.E." – 4:32 • "Everyday I Die" – 4:38 • "Films" – 5:47 • "Remember I Was Vapour" – 4:34 • "Trois Gymnopedies (First Movement)" – 3:04 • "Conversation" (mono) – 7:39 Disc two • "She's Got Claws" – 4:51 • "Cars" – 3:39 • "I Dream of Wires" – 4:37 • "I'm an Agent" – 3:57 • "The Joy Circuit" – 5:56 • "I Die: You Die" – 3:43 • "Cry the Clock Said" – 5:26 • "Tracks" – 2:19 • "Down in the Park" – 5:59 • "My Shadow in Vain" – 2:38 • "Please Push No More" – 5:29 • "Are 'Friends' Electric?" – 5:40 • "We Are Glass/Outro" – 7:43 Although the third track on disc one is listed as "Metal" (a song from Numan's 1979 album The Pleasure Principle), its actual lyrics identify it as the song "Moral", a reworking of "Metal" which was recorded for Numan's then-forthcoming 1981 album Dance. ''Living Ornaments '81'' also features live versions of "She's Got Claws" and "Cry the Clock Said" that pre-date the studio recordings as featured in Dance. Numan can be heard introducing "She's Got Claws" as his "new single;" the song was released as a single four months after the concert. The song "Conversation", included at the end of disc one, is a bonus track. It was played at the first two Wembley shows but replaced by "Complex" for the 28 April show. The version included on the ''Living Ornaments '81'' set is from the 26 April show, and is a monitor mix of noticeably poor audio quality. The instrumental title track of Numan's 1979 album Replicas is used a total of three times throughout the concert: once as the intro (similarly to ''Living Ornaments '79''), once as the outro; and as a pseudo-intro to the track "Films." The theme can therefore be heard on disc 1 tracks 1 and 10, and disc 2 track 13. Despite the extensive use of its theme, the actual track of "Replicas" is not listed, nor is it featured in its entirety in this recording. ==Micromusic VHS/DVD==

Originally released in April 1982, the Micromusic video cassette features the same listing as the subsequent ''Living Ornaments '81'' CD, with the exception of the aforementioned bonus track "Conversation." Soon after its video release, the show was broadcast on British television, albeit in an edited, highlights-only version featuring the following tracks: "Intro," "This Wreckage," "Airlane," "M.E.," "She's Got Claws," "Cars," "I'm an Agent," "The Joy Circuit," "I Die: You Die," "Tracks," "Down in the Park," "Are "Friends" Electric?," "We Are Glass," and "Outro." Both the full version and the edited version of the concert have been released on VHS. The full version of Micromusic was released on DVD in April 2010, with an hour-long 2006 interview with Numan as a bonus feature. ==Notes==