Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
Album: 	Junk Culture
Release Date: 30.04.1984
Label: 	A&M

Tracklist:
01 Junk Culture 		(4:05)
02 Tesla Girls 			(3:50)
03 Locomotion 			(3:52)
04 Apollo 			(3:38)
05 Never turn away 		(3:56)
06 Love and Violence 		(4:41)
07 Hard Day 			(5:38)
08 All wrapped up 		(4:23)
09 White Trash 			(4:35)
10 Talking Lound and Clear 	(4:19)

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B-Seiten:
Her Body In My Soul 		(4:43)	Locomotion
The Avenue 			(4:12)	Locomotion
Garden City 			(4:06)	Tesla Girls 12"
Julia's Song (Ext. 12" Version) (8:30)	Talking Loud & Clear 12"

Maxis:
Talking Lound and Clear (Ext. 12" Version) 	(8:53)
Locomotion (Ext. 12''-Version) 			(5:18)
Tesla Girls (Razormaid Mix) 			(6:23)


Credits:
Martin Cooper 		Emulator, Keyboards, Marimba, Marimba (Electronics), Multi Instruments, 
			Prophet 5, Roland Synthesizer, Sax (Soprano+Tenor), Saxophone, Synthesizer
Jan Faas 		Trumpet, Vocals (Background)
Richard Haughton 	Design, Photography, Sleeve Design
Malcolm Holmes 		Composer, Drum Machine, Drum Programming, Drums, Drums (Electric), 
			Latin Percussion, Percussion
Maureen Humphreys 	Vocals
Paul Humphreys 		Celeste, Emulator, Fairlight CMI, Keyboards, Korg Synthesizer, 
			Multi Instruments, Percussion, Piano, Prophet 5, Roland Synthesizer, 
			Synthesizer, Vocals
Andy McCluskey 		Bass, Emulator, Fairlight CMI, Guitar, Keyboards, Latin Percussion, 
			Multi Instruments, Percussion, Synthesizer, Vocals
OMD		 	Performer, Producer
Susan Pippet 		Management
PSA 			Cover Design
Peter Saville 		Art Direction, Design
Brian Tench 		Engineer, Producer, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Gordon Troeller 	Management, Piano, Roland Synthesizer
Bart Van Lier 		Brass, Saxophone, Trombone, Vocals (Background)
Jan Vennik 		Sax (Tenor), Saxophone, Vocals (Background)
Tony Visconti 		Brass, Brass Arrangement
Peter Woolliscroft 	Engineer

Charts (Billboard)
Album: 
1984 	  	Junk Culture 	  	The Billboard 200 	182

Recorded at: 
Air Studios, Monserrat, engineered by Steve "Wolf" Jackson;
I.C.P. Studios, Brussels, engineered by Michel Diericks;
Wisselord Studios, Hilversum, engineered by Ronald Prent and Brian Tench.

Notes:
"Tesla Girls" title from a song by Martha Ladley.