- Twisted Avenues
- Unknown Quantity
A few months later a second single followed:
- Jon
- Audio Scan
Boosted
by the positive reaction of both the public and the music press the
Motion Pictures went to New York for recording sessions and TV
interviews. The press was still enthusiastic about the band when they
returned. Here is how Rolling Thunder (Dec. 1982) welcomed their return:
‘After ten months in the doldrums, former Liverpool favourites Motion
Pictures are once again playing live gigs o
n
Merseyside […]. However do not expect to hear the commercial sounds
they were producing more than twelve months ago. Their music and style
has changed considerably since their disappointing visit to New York
earlier this year. Inspirational vocalist Steve Emberton still
writes most of the material, with a little help from talented keyboard
player Chris ‘Look, no synths’ Edwards. The band’s music has matured
noticeably and Steve quotes Hall & Oates, Barry Manilow, Simon &
Garfunkel, Olivia Newton-John and the Rolling Stones as his main
influence […] Motion Pictures are in a class of their own. It should not
be too long before they get the recognition they undoubtedly deserve.’
n
Merseyside […]. However do not expect to hear the commercial sounds
they were producing more than twelve months ago. Their music and style
has changed considerably since their disappointing visit to New York
earlier this year. Inspirational vocalist Steve Emberton still
writes most of the material, with a little help from talented keyboard
player Chris ‘Look, no synths’ Edwards. The band’s music has matured
noticeably and Steve quotes Hall & Oates, Barry Manilow, Simon &
Garfunkel, Olivia Newton-John and the Rolling Stones as his main
influence […] Motion Pictures are in a class of their own. It should not
be too long before they get the recognition they undoubtedly deserve.’


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