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However, the textures of the music made it feel like they just barely missed. The material ranges from hard-edged straightforward metal to rock ballads and fun, almost punky, territory. The final track on the album, "Lily," is an extended progressive rock jam that is the strongest piece on the disc. That cut seems to embody sounds of such groups as Yes and Rush, but still with a touch of Max Webster's weirdness. If you are looking for an intriguing take on the arena rock/prog territory, give these guys a chance, but remember that their sound is definitely on the quirky side.

Fate had a hand in my exposure to this amazing band and I'm sure glad it did! My first exposure to Max was with them as an opening act for Rush on May 18th, 1977 in Marquette Michigan. I had never heard of Max before that but from the opening note I was really impressed with the whole Max thing going on and could really relate to what was going on there. The sound, the image, the lyrics, the.

20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Max Webster. Compilation, 2001, Universal Music Group.

Studio album by Max Webster. Max Webster was the first record released by Canadian rock band Max Webster Contents.

The Best of Max Webster is an album by the Canadian rock band Max Webster. The album was released in 1989, eight years after Max Webster disbanded. One song from lead singer and guitarist Kim Mitchell's first solo album, "Kids in Action", is included on this album. All tracks composed by Kim Mitchell and Pye Dubois except as indicated. High Class In Borrowed Shoes". A Million Vacations". Let Go The Line" (Terry Watkinson).

Max Webster's third album, released in 1978 in Canada and a year later in the . I knew of the band because of the movie "Rush - Beyond the Lighted Stage" and I knew of Kim Mitchell because of a couple of hit songs he had in the mid-eighties.

Max Webster was a Canadian rock band of the late 1970s. The band was formed in 1973 in Sarnia, Ontario and consisted of guitarist and vocalist Kim Mitchell, keyboardist Terry Watkinson, bassist Mike Tilka and drummer Paul Kersey. Mitchell, joined by Pye Dubois, would write the majority of their material with Mitchell writing the music and Dubois writing lyrics. Kersey left the band after their self-titled debut album, to be replaced by Gary McCracken.