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1977 by Ash (Cassette, Jun-1996, Reprise) 
1977 by Ash (Cassette, Jun-1996, Reprise)

 
1977 by Ash (Cassette, Jun-1996, Reprise)

Artist: Ash
Release Date: Jun 1996
Format: Cassette
Record Label: Reprise
Genre: Brit Pop, Rock & Pop
UPC: 093624619147
Product ID: EPID3586712
Description: Ash: Tim Wheeler (vocals, guitar); Mark Hamilton (bass); Rick McMurray (drums). Additional personnel: Lisa Moorish (vocals). Recorded at Rockfield, Wales. On its 1996 debut, the Irish trio Ash offers up an immediately engaging set of ene...
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Track Listing
1. Lose Control
2. Goldfinger
3. Girl From Mars
4. I'd Give You Anything
5. Gone the Dream
6. Kung Fu
7. Oh Yeah
8. Let It Flow
9. Innocent Smile
10. Angel Interceptor
11. Lost in You
12. Darkside Lightside

Details
Contributing Artists:Lisa Moorish
Producer:Ash, Owen Morris
Distributor:WEA (Distributor)
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Ash: Tim Wheeler (vocals, guitar); Mark Hamilton (bass); Rick McMurray (drums).
Additional personnel: Lisa Moorish (vocals).
Recorded at Rockfield, Wales.
On its 1996 debut, the Irish trio Ash offers up an immediately engaging set of energetic punk-pop. Given Green Day's rise to fame in the preceding years, Ash often received comparisons to that American band, but the young group, led by charismatic frontman Tim Wheeler, was more directly influenced by common older sources (as the album title would imply) such as the Buzzcocks and the Ramones.
Largely due to the presence of producer Owen Morris (the Verve, Oasis), Ash also benefited from a Britpop connection, a trait magnified by its playful demeanor (see the fun, martial arts-themed "Kung Fu"), which echoed precursors such as Blur and Supergrass. While the hard-charging, highly melodic single "Girl from Mars" garnered attention on both sides of the pond, it would prove to be Ash's peak of popularity in the U.S., though the U.K. would go on to embrace the ensemble's later, more adventurous sound, which reached full fruition on FREE ALL ANGELS.

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