Blind Youth was created with the kind and invaluable assistance of numerous people - many thanks to them all for their help: Martyn Ware - for permitting the use of the demos in the Futuristic Sounds section. Ian Craig Marsh - for his assistance with biographical details in The Way It Was. David Beevers - for so much early audio and visual material (some of it on this site) and the fascinating studio visit. Richard X - for making The Golden Hour Of The Future happen, and much-appreciated help and advice in other areas. Joe Odukoya - for liaising with Martyn, contributing demos and much more besides. Martin Wallace - for the loan of his MiniDisc player, used in the creation of the site's original MP3 files. Simon Dell - for countless scans used throughout the site and for advice. Ken Fegan - for incredibly generous contributions of rare material and little-known details. Jon Dixon - for providing many of the press cuttings scanned for the News Headlines section. David Cooper - for advice and numerous other News Headlines and Old Imagery scans. Simon Daw - for his input to the Songs They Didn't Know section. Justin Mitchell - for the use of his collection of press cuttings. Jesper Ödemark - for contributing the March 1979 NME scans in the News Headlines section. Barry J Tomkinson - for assistance and advice in many areas. Karen K - for the use of pictures from her Love & Dancing site. Paul Mennes - for a number of useful facts and figures. Tony Briggs - for details of unreleased tracks and forthcoming scans. Neil Jones - for the BEF promo sheet in the Rock 'N' Roll discography. Robin Kennedy - for his generous contributions of research material. Paul Rymer - whose Japan site (formerly Assemblage) was an inspiration, for slide scans. Paul Bevan - for the Travelogue press release scans in the News Headlines section. Stig Olsen, Ian J Harris, Andrew Jenkins, George Meakin, Mikael Ipsen - for the scans I'll one day finally find time to put on the site! My beautiful better half (to whom this site is dedicated, even though they'd rather listen to The Make Up!) for location-seeking, constant encouragement and for generally being utterly fantastic. And finally, thanks to the four original members of The Human League for daring to be different, for their splendidly tongue-in-cheek pretentiousness, for that haircut and for all their fabulous words and music... hopefully this site can help bring their brilliance to (and perhaps even inspire) a whole new audience for the 21st century...