Emotional Warfare
Belfast's Silent Running, originally composed of vocalist Peter Gamble, guitarist Tony Scott, bassist Richard Collett, drummer Ian Gault, and keyboardist Alex White, released three albums of U2-influenced dance-rock during the 1980s. Their 1984 debut was issued in America as Emotional Warfare and as Shades of Liberty overseas. White left the band before 1987's more commercial Walk on Fire, and Gault left afterwards, leaving Silent Running to depend even more heavily on studio help on 1989's Deep. The personnel shifts finally took their toll on the band, which broke up shortly thereafter. - Steve Huey, All Music Guide Tracks are: Home is where the heart is, Emotional warfare, One in a million day, Sticks and stones, That's life (in the real world), Young hearts, Crimson days, Shades of liberty and Go for the heart.
Silent Running  (Performer)    Format: Audio Cassette
{"Manufacturer": "EMI America", "Date First Available": "July 6, 2008", "Label": "EMI America"}