Changing bassists (adding Jason "Moose" Harris), but not the bass sound, NMA's next release, The Ghost of Cain, trades a little of its reverb for a MOR album which sold poorly in America. In Great Britan and Germany, however, the band realized a cult following. The sound was further expanded with the addition of Mark Feltham's harmonica on "Poison Street" and "Ballad." "Poison Steet" was released as a 12-inch dance remix and made a dent into that market. "Heroes," another song about the differences between generations is the highlight of the album. ~ Jason Smith, All Music Guide
The Ghost of Cain
01/01/1986 | Emi Int'l
All Music Guide Review
Track Listing
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Credits
- Peter Mew
- Digital Remastering
- Joolz
- Cover Design
- Nigel Reeve
- Project Coordinator, A&R
- Stuart Stawman
- Engineer
- Francesca Sullivan
- Photography, Cover Photo
- Mark Feltham
- Harmonica
- Glyn Johns
- Producer, Engineer
- New Model Army
- Main Performer














