Wireless - No Static (1980) [2012 Rock Candy Remastered]
BAND/ARTIST: Wireless
- Title: No Static
- Year Of Release: 1980 [2012]
- Label: Rock Candy [CANDY137]
- Genre: Rock
- Quality: FLAC (*image + .cue, log, scans)
- Total Time: 00:31:57
- Total Size: 289 mb (+3%rec.)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Prior to this “No Static“, the band had issued two warmly received if poorly selling albums leaving them to question their very existence. Indeed, all but resigned to breaking up, word reached Rush bassist/singer Geddy Lee who immediately jumped to the rescue, offering his production services if they would consider sticking together and making another album.
Faced with such overwhelming enthusiasm and a label (Anthem) keen as mustard to bank roll another record, they humbly acceded to demand.
Recorded at Le Studio, Moran Heights, just outside Montreal, “No Static” takes the Wireless mandate to its logical conclusion, crafting arguably the band’s definitive musical statement.
Geddy Lee’s hands on approach documents a band very much on the attack, leading by example and ramping up the energy level on all fronts. Mike Tilka from Max Webster Band also helped in the process.
Heavier, harder, yet always hummable, “No Static” makes its intent clear from the lead-off track “Pay To Ride” through to the very closing fade of “Journey Of A Possible Hero” and all points in between.
Look out for the epic “East Of The Sun, West Of The Moon”, a peach of a tune perfectly encapsulating Wireless’ ability impress at every turn.
Tracks:
01 – Pay To Ride
02 – Timekeeper
03 – Go Naked Through The World
04 – One Of A Kind
05 – East Of The Sun, West Of The Moon
06 – Deep Heat
07 – Warm Night With A 3/4 Moon
08 – Friends
09 – Journey Of A Possible Hero
Personnel:
Michael Crawfords (guitar, vocals)
Steve McMurray (guitar)
Allan Marshall (bass, vocals)
Marty Morin (drums, vocals)
Produced by Geddy Lee (Rush)
Faced with such overwhelming enthusiasm and a label (Anthem) keen as mustard to bank roll another record, they humbly acceded to demand.
Recorded at Le Studio, Moran Heights, just outside Montreal, “No Static” takes the Wireless mandate to its logical conclusion, crafting arguably the band’s definitive musical statement.
Geddy Lee’s hands on approach documents a band very much on the attack, leading by example and ramping up the energy level on all fronts. Mike Tilka from Max Webster Band also helped in the process.
Heavier, harder, yet always hummable, “No Static” makes its intent clear from the lead-off track “Pay To Ride” through to the very closing fade of “Journey Of A Possible Hero” and all points in between.
Look out for the epic “East Of The Sun, West Of The Moon”, a peach of a tune perfectly encapsulating Wireless’ ability impress at every turn.
Tracks:
01 – Pay To Ride
02 – Timekeeper
03 – Go Naked Through The World
04 – One Of A Kind
05 – East Of The Sun, West Of The Moon
06 – Deep Heat
07 – Warm Night With A 3/4 Moon
08 – Friends
09 – Journey Of A Possible Hero
Personnel:
Michael Crawfords (guitar, vocals)
Steve McMurray (guitar)
Allan Marshall (bass, vocals)
Marty Morin (drums, vocals)
Produced by Geddy Lee (Rush)
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