Electric Man by Lawrence Wise

This original unreleased Cassette-Album is from 1983, and chronologically is recorded after 1983's "THE TOKYO CONNECTION".

It's a little bit better recorded than "THE TOKYO CONNECTION", and also much more experimental--especially it's Title Track. While a couple of tracks have been previously posted via SoundClick.com close to a decade ago, this complete Cassette-Album is finally making it's Internet Debut via Bandcamp and SongCast.

Some pre-OSMOSIS Lawrence Wise from the Age Of Cassette Home Recordings.

Also available via iTunes,

Tracklist

1.	Electric Man	11:09

2.	Just A Little Bit Of Heavy Metal	5:52

3.	Fine Line	5:09

4.	What's Up Like That? (Pure Indeed Bullshit!)	3:33

5.	The Amazing Electric Thang	3:29

6.	Don't Listen To The Lizard (Godzilla's Last Stand)	2:36

7.	Santa Claus Meets The Law	8:16

Credits

released September 14, 2017

Produced By Lawrence Wise.

All Songs Written By Lawrence Wise.
All Songs Are (BMI).

PERSONNEL:
Lawrence Wise -All Instruments (mainly CASIO[tm] CASIOTONE[tm] MT-45, pertaining to Keyboards/Organs, Synthesizer/Electronic Effects, and Electronic Drums/Percussion), All Lead and Background Vocals.

NO OTHER PERFORMERS ARE USED.

RECORDED AND MIXED AT FIRST STREET STUDIOS, Washington DC (20001), Between March, 1983 and May, 1983 with Wollensak/3M(tm) Reel-to-Reel on Scotch/3M(tm) tape, Tandy(tm) Table-top Cassette-Recorder (via RADIO SHACK(tm)), and Sanyo(tm) Dual-Cassette Stereo Deck, on BASF(tm) Chrome C-90 Cassette.
ORIGINAL ENGINEER: Lawrence Wise.

DIGITAL TRANSFER from Cassette Master To CD, then MP3 in 2002;
DIGITAL HD REMASTER in 2017. ENGINEER: Lawrence Wise.

Original Cassette-Album Configuration: (c)1983 STARCASE Recording Company, Ltd. -Washington, DC (20001)
This Issue: (p)(c)2017 STARCASE Recording and Publishing Company, Ltd. -Washington, DC (20002)
-All Rights Reserved-

ALBUM PACKAGING AND LAYOUT ARTWORK: Lawrence Wise
(Novelty 'Tin-Type' Photo of Lawrence Wise taken at BUSCH GARDENS, Williamsburg, VA in 2002.)

"Presenting Ancient Futuristic-Sounding Recordings From The Age Of Cassettes." -Lawrence Wise (2017)

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