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Description:
Digitally re-mastered edition of the Canadian band's fourth album, originally released in 1980. FM began life in 1976 with Cameron Hawkins (synthesizers, bass, vocals) and Nash the Slash (electric violin, mandolin, vocals) coming together as a duo, making an appearance on national TV in Canada in the Summer of 1976. By March 1977 FM became a trio with the addition of Martin Dellar on drums. Nash the Slash was replaced by Ben Mink on electric violin and mandolin. City of Fear was produced by synthesizer wizard Larry Fast (of Synergy and musician with Nektar and Peter Gabriel). This Esoteric Recordings release is the first time City of Fear has been issued in Europe and has been newly re-mastered and includes an illustrated booklet and a new essay.
Total playing time: 43'32"
From the booklet:
Released as Passport PB 2028 in 1980
Packaged in a jewel case with clear tray and 4-page booklet.
No SID codes on the matrix.