Prism Albums (15)
'1977: Live at Sugino Kodo'
Release Date 5/24/2004
Tracks 14
Label Universal
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'Second Thoughts/Second Move'
Release Date 3/24/2003
Tracks 7
Label Universal
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What The Critics Say
In 2005, ATM reissued the final two Prism records with outtakes and b-sides in one package. 1981's Small Change was Prism's last great record before the inevitable split, featuring contributions from the emerging songwriting wonder team of Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance, including "Don't Let Him Know", one of the group's strongest songs. The rest of the material is marginal in comparison, and 1983's Beat Street is of equally forgettable caliber. Only suggested for diehard fans looking to have the complete collection together on disc. ~ Rob Theakston, All Music Guide
What The Critics Say
Upon 1981's Small Change album, Prism fell apart. After the band brought in singer Henry Small to replace Ron Tabak, there were constant disagreements as to which route the group should take: a harder rock & roll one or one that was geared more toward radio pop. This led to a wholesale change within the lineup, and only Small was left when Beat Street was recorded in 1983. Timothy B. Schmit helps out on vocals. [The 2009 edition included bonus tracks.] ~ Mike DeGagne, All Music Guide
