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Living On Video, known in Canada as Message on the Radio, is the first album by Canadian synthpop group Trans-X. Recorded and released in 1983 by Mantra Records, Message On The Radio was a seven-track album. Produced by Daniel Bernier, the record featured all instruments played by Pascal Languirand with Anne Brosseau on supporting vocals.[1]

Track listing

Side A
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."3-D Dance"D. Bernier*, D. Nicodemo*, P. Languirand*5:52
2."Nitelife"Pascal Languirand7:09
3."21st Century"Pascal Languirand5:25
Side B
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
4."Living on Video" (Percussion: Pierre Lacoste)Pascal Languirand5:55
5."Message On The Radio" (Guitar: Guy Abrassart; Percussion: Pierre Lacoste)Pascal Languirand5:10
6."Josee" (Drums: Pierre Lacoste; Guitar: Guy Abrassart)Lise Gregoire, Pascal Languirand5:45
7."Digital World" (Synthesizer: Steve Wyatt)Steve Wyatt, Pascal Languirand3:30

Credits

  • Artwork By [Art Direction] - Christian Traut
  • Executive Producer - Carmine Nicodemo, Dominique Nicodemo, Matra Records Inc.
  • Lead Vocals, Performer [All Instruments By] - Pascal Languirand
  • Mixed By [Engineer] - Claude Allard
  • Additional Personnel - Anne Brosseau, Chiffon, Ian Lebofsky, Linda Benoy, Liz Tansey
  • Hair - Carole Arsenaul
  • Make Up - Lisa Fizzano
  • Photography - Daniel Poulin
  • Producer - Daniel Bernier
  • Programmed By Synthesizer - Pierre Bernard
  • Recorded By Engineer - Gaetan Desbiens
  • Notes: Recorded at: Ultrasonic Studio, Montreal.

Instruments: Roland Jupiter 4 and 6, CSQ 600 and TR-808, Korg Vocoder and Polysix, Oberheim OB8, DMX and DSX, Elka Synthex, electric guitar, Simmons and Mattel drums.

References

  1. ^ "Trans X* - Living On Video (Vinyl, LP, Album) at Discogs". Discogs.com. Retrieved 2012-02-29.


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