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The album was initially available on Quality Records in 1985 (catalogue number SV-2138), but the label ceased operations in 1986, after more than 35 years of business. They had been Canada's biggest domestic label in the 1950s and 1960s. The album reached number 56 on the
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who had replaced Nash in 1977, and then left the group in 1983. Nash resolved the problem by rejoining the band, although work on a new album, even in its demo phase, did not begin until May 1984.
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after the group ran a contest to come up with something that "FM" might stand for, and its cover art featured fine print listing several hundred submissions including Fluent Monkeys, Flunk Math,
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versions, preferring the demos. He states that he reluctantly took over the lead vocals from Hawkins on "Friends and Neighbours" between the demo and
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in 2001, recorded at Cut-throat Studios in May 1984. Cut-throat is Nash's own record company and studio. These include a cover version of "
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proposed a future double bill tour with FM, as the two artists seemed to share a common audience. FM's best known previous album was
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The double bill concept was retained, with Nash playing a solo set as the opening act for most FM concerts from 1983 to 1989.
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versions, at the insistence of the producer (Waite), and characterizes the LP version of this song as "bastardized".
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led to a CD edition of the full album on Duke Street in 1987, but Duke Street did not reissue it on vinyl.
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on vinyl and CD. This was FM's first CD release. The CD edition included five bonus tracks taken from
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in 1986, but the abrupt change in record labels led to a near-absence of promotion for both records.
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Bed tracks recorded at Manta Sound, engineered by John Naslin assisted by Ron Searls and Mark Baldi
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FM's former record company, Passport Records, ceased operations in 1984. Nash had been signed to
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The latter record was also issued as a 12-inch single on MCA 23634 with alternate versions:
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Despite the absence of pictorial graphics, the cover art was credited to surrealist painter
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Mixed at Manta Sound, engineered by John Naslin assisted by Mark Baldi and Mike Duncan
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Overdubs recorded at Metal Works, engineered by Glen Johansen assisted by Noel Golden
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Former group member Ben Mink also appears on the album, albeit as a guitarist.
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which he made with them in 1977. But they had not yet found a replacement for
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In the liner notes, Nash the Slash heavily criticizes the production of the
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Glen Johansen and David Moses – background vocals on "Distant Early Warning"
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as a solo artist in 1983, and was about to release his solo album
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on multi-media presentations from 1978 to the 2000s.
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Produced by Michael Waite for Eye to Ear Productions
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Index

Robert Vanderhorst

Studio album
FM
Genre
Pop rock
synthpop
progressive rock
Label
Quality
MCA
Producer
City of Fear
Tonight
FM
progressive rock
Toronto
Canada
Nash the Slash
Black Noise
Ben Mink
Quality Records
Floyd Meddle
scandals
Prime Minister
Brian Mulroney
Nash the Slash
Canadian
MCA Records
Duke Street Records

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