Metro Music
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Metro Music | ||
Studio album by Martha and the Muffins | ||
Released | 1979 | |
Genre | New Wave | |
Label | Dindisc | |
Producer(s) | Mike Howlett | |
Martha and the Muffins chronology | ||
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Metro Music (1979) |
Trance and Dance (1980) |
Metro Music was Martha and the Muffins' first album, released in 1979, and contained the international hit single "Echo Beach"; it was a #3 hit in Canada, #1 in Portugal, #5 in Australia and reached No. 10 in the UK charts in March 1980. "Saigon" was released as a follow-up single in the UK a few months later but failed to chart. In Canada, the follow-up single was "Paint By Number Heart" -- it climbed to #69.
As Dindisc 1 (DID I) Metro Music was notable for being the first album ever released on the then-new Dindisc label, followed soon after by the debut album from Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, numbered appropriately enough, as Dindisc 2 (DID 2).
The image on the front cover is a map of Toronto, the band's hometown.
[edit] Track listing
- "Echo Beach"
- "Paint By Number Heart"
- "Saigon"
- "Indecision"
- "Terminal Twilight"
- "Hide And Seek"
- "Monotone"
- "Sinking Land"
- "Revenge (Against The World)"
- "Cheesies And Gum"