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Blaze of Glory, an Album by Game Theory. Released in 1982 on Rational (catalog no. ION 003; Vinyl LP). Genres: Power Pop, New Wave, Psychedelic Pop, Indie Pop. Rated #505 in the best albums of 1982. Featured peformers: Scott Miller (songwriter, guitar, lead vocals, cover art), Nan Becker (keyboards, backing vocals), Michael Irwin (drums, cover art), Fred Juhos (bass guitar, backing vocals ...
2 de sept. de 2014 · Originally released as Game Theory - Blaze Of Glory, 1982. Packaging is heavy stock white sleeve with 2-color (green & black) art tipped on front and back. Barcode and Other Identifiers. Barcode (Text): 8 16651 01636 5Barcode (Scanned): 816651016365
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18 de jul. de 2014 · 'Blaze of Glory', originally released in 1982, was the first Game Theory album, and although it is, like many debut albums, not without its' faults, but now sounds full of callow charm and the sound of a band grasping at a defining style.
2 de sept. de 2014 · Includes entire LP & bonus tracks from Scott Miller's archives. Tracks 1-12 originally released as Game Theory - Blaze Of Glory, 1982. Tracks 13, 20, 23 originally released on Alternate Learning - Painted Windows, 1982. Track 14 originally released on Alternate Learning - ALRN, 1979. Tracks 15, 19, 24, 26 recorded to cassette at home, 1974-1975.
Blaze Of Glory, originally released in 1982, was the first music from Miller and company, after an album and EP fronting Alternate Learning. It showed the beginnings of the power-pop mixed with new-wave sensibilities the band would become known for and even hints at the upcoming Paisley Underground sound that would take California by storm.
15 de jul. de 2014 · Omnivore Recordings will launch a new Game Theory reissue campaign this September with the first release of the band’s debut Blaze of Glory in its original form since the album’s original issue in 1982, supplementing the 12-track record with 15 bonus tracks — including 11 previously unreleased recordings from the late Scott Miller’s personal archive.
