Artist: Full Moon
Genre: Progressive / Space Rock / Heavy Metal
Country: UK
Bitrate: 320kbps
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1. Dragonsong
2. Time Machine
3. Ninth Wave
4. Kaleidoscope
5. Tomorrow's Child
6. Highlander
7. Actius Selene
8. Euphoric Dance

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First released on LP in 1990 by Lunar Records (with different artowrk). This is the CD issue ripped by Witchcross from the 1991 World Wide Records CD / SPM CD [#SPM-WWR-CD-0022] (500 copies made). All tracks recorded live with no overdubs from the FULL MOON 1990 UK Tour.

Line-up:
John Killeen - vocals
Andy Gregory - lead guitar
Gray Walker - rhythm guitar
Angie Walker - bass guitar
Jay Nicholls - drums

Info: The band was formed in 1985 by Gray Walker and Angie Walker and recorded their first demo tapes shortly thereafter. Throughout the following year the band began touring and built up a large following, especially locally. In October 1987 FULL MOON released their double A sided single "Nemesis / The Eternal Now". The record went to Number 7 in the Italian independent charts and Rockerilla magazine voted it in at Number 2 on their playlist and Number 28 in the top 50 singles of that year.

It was through the success of the single that FULL MOON were signed to the Norwegian indie record company Voices of Wonder in December 1988. FULL MOON released their self-titled debut album in January 1989. It featured nine tracks (the CD version featured two extra tracks which were taken from the single) and the front cover was designed by Rodney Matthews.
In November 1990 FULL MOON released a limited edition live album "A Live Encounter" (reproduced here on this CD) which was recorded - with no overdubs - from a selection of dates from the band's UK summer tour of that year.

In December 1990 the band singed a new record company - Demi Monde and in 1992 the album "Euphoria" was released. Shortly before signing to Demi Monde, FULL MOON made some significant line-up changes. The original lead guitarist re-joined and the band have taken on a new drummer and vocalist. - SPM/Claus Kriebitzsch, May 1991.