Vinyl Album - Moving Pictures - Days Of Innocence - Network

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Moving Pictures
Title:	Days Of Innocence
Label:	Network
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	60202
Barcode:	07559602021
Date:	Oct 1982
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own, 2 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Moving Pictures	Nothing To Do	A. Smith, G. Frost, A. Smith	Rate
A2	Moving Pictures	What About Me	G. Frost, F. Frost	Rate
A3	Moving Pictures	Round Again	A. Smith, G. Frost	Rate
A4	Moving Pictures	Bustin' Loose	A. Smith	Rate
A5	Moving Pictures	Wings	A. Smith	Rate
B1	Moving Pictures	The Angel And The Madman	A. Smith, C. Cole, G. Frost	Rate
B2	Moving Pictures	Sweet Cherie	A. Smith, C. Cole, G. Frost	Rate
B3	Moving Pictures	So Tired	A. Smith	Rate
B4	Moving Pictures	Joni And The Romeo	A. Smith	Rate
B5	Moving Pictures	Streetheart	A. Smith, I. Lees, C. Cole, A. Thompson, G. Frost, P. Freeland	Rate

Notes

BB Top Album Picks: October 30, 1982

Produced by Charles Fisher
Engineers: Steve (Stig) Bywaters, Paul Grupp & David Bianco

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stevewyatt215 7th Nov 2016		The album peaked at #101 on the Billboard 200.



Lee Wrecker 4th Jul 2016		In Australia "What About Me" was huge and "debuted on the charts during February (1982) and five weeks later reached #1, where it remained for six weeks, going on to become the second biggest selling single in Australia for 1982 (behind Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger") and went on to win the "Best Single" award at the 1982 Countdown Music Awards." from Wikipedia. It was later released again in 2004 by Shannon Noll, an Australian Idol winner and knocked "Hey Ya!" by Outkast off the #1 spot and went platinum 4 times and was the highest selling single in Australia for 2004. Unfortunately though for Moving Pictures it was far and away the best song they ever produced and on the strength of it this album spent 7 weeks at the top of the Australian Album charts in 1982. Their follow album Matinee only reached No. 16 in the charts and the first single "Back to the Streets" made the top 40 but three others from the album failed to chart at all and band finally ground to halt in 1987.



Vinylville 4th Jul 2016		The album didn't chart anywhere but Australia.



Vinylville 4th Jul 2016		The success of the hit song, "What About Me", in Australia led them to America where it became a hit, reaching #29 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1983. The song stayed in the U.S. charts for such a long time that it managed to make Billboard's top 100 Pop Singles of 1983, at #88, a rare feat for a single with such a low peak position. The song made an unusual comeback in 1989, peaking at #46. I do recall the song was in moderate rotation on MTV throughout 1983.



Lee Wrecker 4th Jul 2016		I'm surprised that this one was let loose outside Australia. Did it do anything on the charts in the USA?

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Linked Releases

Australia - Wheatley - 1981

Canada - Network - 1982

Netherlands - Epic - 1982