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The Box New Wave 1984 Canada

Genre:	Rock
Performer:	The Box
Title:	The Box
Style:	New Wave
Date of release:	1984
Country:	Canada
MP3 album size:	1819 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1759 mb
WMA album size:	1701 mb
Digital formats:	MP2 VQF AUD AU AC3 DMF AHX

Tracklist

A1	Must I Always Remember	3:02
A2	Dancing On The Grave	3:56
A3	War Going On	3:32
A4	Go Down Alone	3:13
A5	Weekend	3:53
B1	Live On TV	4:05
B2	Walk Away	3:44
B3	Great Summer Fair	3:53
B4	Checkmate/Quand Le Roy...	4:14

Companies, etc.

Manufactured By – Alert Records
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Alert Records
Copyright (c) – Alert Records
Record Company – Alert Music Inc.
Published By – 2DB Publishing
Pressed By – CBS Records Canada Ltd.
Recorded At – Listen Audio
Mastered At – McClear Place

Credits

Art Direction, Design – Martin Soldat
Backing Vocals [Special Backup Vocal Assistance] – Gretchen Van Winkle, Guy Florent, Hélène Dubé, Luc Papineau, Rachel De Vries
Bass, Backing Vocals – Jean Pierre Brie
Electronics, Producer [Concert Production] – Luc Papineau
Engineer – Dixon Van Winkle
Guitar, Backing Vocals – Guy Florent
Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Guy Pisapia
Keyboards, Vocals – Jean Marc*
Painting – Richard Hétu
Photography By – Jean Blais
Producer – Marc Durand
Written-By – Eric Théocharides (tracks: B2), The Box

Notes

Recorded between September '83 and January '84 at Listen Audio in Montreal.

℗ 1984 Alert Records, A Division of Alert Music Inc.
© 1984 2DB Publishing (PROCAN), A Division of Alert Music Inc.

MAPL on label indicates 100% Canadian content

Released with inner lyric sleeve

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side A runout area): G. DM-1 BD 1000 A3 McCl
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout area): G. DM-6 BD 1000 B1 McCl
Rights Society: PROCAN

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BD-4 1000	The Box	The Box ‎(Cass, Album, Dol)	Alert Records	BD-4 1000	Canada	1984
AGEK-2582	The Box	The Box ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM, Dig)	Unidisc	AGEK-2582	Canada	2008

Flamehammer

By far my favourite of the first three Box LP's. One foot in progressive rock, the other in New Wave/Synth Pop...works very nicely.From what I recall, these guys were a full-blown progressive rock band during the very early 80's. When it came time to cut a deal and record, either the record company and/or management wanted them to alter their style a bit, and be less progressive sounding, and more contemporary. Skip ahead 30 years, and today The Box are doing it their way...diving head first into progressive rock. I had the chance to sample some of their recent material, and was impressed by what I heard.