Evasive Action - Imminent Impact mp3

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Credits

• Artwork [Cover Art] – David Mulcahy
• Bass, Written-By – Erik Vandenhoven
• Guitar, Vocals, Written-By – Harry Hepworth
• Liner Notes – Eugene Butcher
• Mastered By, Layout [Cover] – Rob Mayes
• Photography By – Peter Bannan
• Producer [uncredited] – Brian Jones (tracks: 10 to 13)
• Recorded By – Arnie Van Bussel
• Vocals, Written-By – Eugene Butcher
• Written-By, Drums – Mark Gibson

Notes

Tracks 1 to 9 recorded February 9, 1984 at Nightshift Studio
Tracks 10 to 13 recorded on July 20, 1983 at Nightshift Studio, produced by Brian Jones of Dance Exponents.

Originally released in 1985 as a cassette only release: Looking For A Battlefield. The reissue is missing the version of Live For Fun which was recorded in July 1983, and was on present on the original cassette. The version of "Live For Fun" which is present here is called "Live For Fun 2" on the original cassette release.

Inside cover has liner notes and photos.

Companies

• Copyright (c) – Failsafe Records Limited
• Recorded At – Nightshift Studios
• Mastered At – Avalanche, Christchurch

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Album

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