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Artist: FM

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CD Title: Tonight

 

Category: AOR / Lite AOR

Year: 1987

Label: Duke Street (Canada)

Catalog Number: DSBBD 31042

Personnel

Cameron Hawkins Lead & Backing Vocals, Keyboards, Bass
Nash The Slash Lead & Backing Vocals, Electric Mandolin, Harmonica, Violin, Bouzouki, Mandola
Simon Brierley Acoustic & Electric Guitars
Greg Critchley Drums, Lead & Backing Vocals

Tracks

1.	Magic (In Your Eyes)
2.	Dream Girl
3.	She Does What She Wants
4.	I'm Not Mad (Ready For The World)
5.	Alone Together
6.	Take The Time To Dream
7.	Lost In Thought (When I Got Caught)
8.	Good Vibrations			Cover: Beach Boys
9.	Real Thing
10.	(On The) Night Flight
11.	Just Like You Bonus Track
12.	We Hold On Bonus Track
13.	All Of The Dreams Bonus Track
14.	Until The Night Is Over Bonus Track
15.	Why Don't You Take It Bonus Track

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EPs and CD-singles from FM are also welcome to be added, as long as they are at least 4 songs in length.

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Existing comments about this CD

From: LGBG1978

Date: February 20, 2007 at 19:47

Bien para comenzar esto es pop aor no lite aor que es muy distinto, excelente grupo del 87 que por cierto que año, la mas conosida es magic, que decir de la bateria tipica de aquel tiempo, excelente, las guitarras son buenas aunque no tienen muchos riffs tampoco, pero utilizan mucho teclado y eso me gusta, es canadiense el grupo y tiene sus meritor por eso porque los grupos de ahí son pocos pero buenos,produccion normal, dificil de conseguir por cierto y desconosido,

From: LGBG1978	Date: February 20, 2007 at 19:57
quiza la 4 (I'm Not Mad)no muy en onda aor pero va, la 5 me recurda en algo a Phill Collins, suenan un poco a Tears For Fears en algunos pasajes claro pero la guitarra los distingue,la verdad el disco esta a la altura de los amantes del aor en todas sus expresiones, a conseguirlo que hacia falta este grupo en hh, saludos de Guatemala.

From: Rafo Phoenix

Date: February 20, 2007 at 23:10

Good Pop Rock/Prog/AOR album diferencias mi amigo existe una linea muy delgada entre Lite y Pop ahora estos FM canadienses tienen mas trabajos pero este quiza el mejor los demas mas orientados al Rock Progresivo estilo que la banda practica y como que aca se salieron de su habitual forma para deleite de los que amamos los mejores estilos del Rock aqui tambien practican estilos como New Romantic o New Wave Take The Time To Dream, Just Like You, We Hold On, Magic, Alone lo mejorcito 8/10

From: juan carlos	Date: February 20, 2007 at 23:35
No te dije Luis? jajajaa.. Lo he vuelto a escuchar repetidas veces ya que lo han puesto por acá y me parece un disco de regular a bueno. No es PuroAOR menos Lite, como dices es más PopAOR pero no tan exquisito como de otras bandas canadienses. La voz es buena y los teclados mejor aún. "Night Flight" "Magic", la 6 y la atmosférica "Alone Together". 7.7/10

From: Nick C

Date: May 7, 2010 at 23:06

Having pretty much abandoned their prog/space rock roots on their previous album Con-Test (5 trax of which are on this as bonuses) the band move even further towards a more conventional approach with this. Not that it's a bad album, in fact I'll hold my hands up and say I like this a lot. In fact I like all their albums so I'm biased! I say conventional but it's more quirky pop rock, She Does What She Wants has elements of the Cars to it, at least to these ears. A Pretty enjoyable CD and the bonus tracks don't sound out of place really (I also got it on green vinyl with a free sticker too!!!!! wooohoo!). It would be nice to see Surveillance and City of Fear released on CD too (especially since Rush seemed to borrow somewhat from FM's style found on CoF on their own Signals album), as well as the full version of Con-Test.

From: rick kerch vzla

Date: September 19, 2011 at 21:29

This band is well known by being a ProgRock act but in here they played the "poppy" side quite good IMHO...i can get along well with this pop rhythms anyway..."Magic(In Your Eyes)"(catchy),"Dream Girl"(a nice hit single),"Take The Time To Dream","Lost In Thought(When I Got Caught)"(rocks),"Real Thing",(On The)Night Flight"(catchy) & the B/T "Just Like You"(the best bonus cut IMO)are my faves...some people didn't like the turn the band did with this album but in my case i loved it!!!...good album...86/100

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