• Source: Return to Zero (RTZ album)
  • Return to Zero is the debut album by the American rock band RTZ, released in 1991 by Warner Bros. Records. The first single was "Face the Music".


    Critical reception



    The Calgary Herald opined: "Missing is any hint of power in RTZ's rock, or even foot-tapping, finger-snapping rock. Just lots of boring shooting for Top 40 appeal."


    Track listing


    All songs written by Delp and Goudreau, except where noted.

    "Face the Music" (Goudreau, Maes) - 4:01
    "There's Another Side" - 4:11
    "All You've Got" - 4:02
    "This Is My Life" - 5:33
    "Rain Down on Me" (Goudreau, John Warren, Maes, Stefanelli, Archibald) - 4:15
    "Every Door Is Open" - 4:27
    "Devil to Pay" - 4:30
    "Until Your Love Comes Back Around" (Maes) - 5:56
    "Livin' for the Rock 'N' Roll" - 3:27
    "Hard Time (In the Big House)" - 4:06
    "Return to Zero" (Delp, Goudreau, Maes) - 3:25


    = Singles

    =
    "Face the Music"
    "All You've Got"
    "Until Your Love Comes Back Around"


    Personnel




    = Band members

    =
    Brad Delp - lead and background vocals
    Barry Goudreau - guitar, background vocals
    Brian Maes - keyboards, harmonica, tambourine, background vocals
    Tim Archibald - bass
    David Stefanelli - drums, background vocals


    = Guest musicians

    =
    Bob Gay - sax solo on Track 9
    Maxine Waters - background vocals on Track 7
    Julia Waters - background vocals on Track 7


    Horns on Track 7


    Jerry Hey - trumpet
    Jay Cable - trumpet
    Bill Reichenbach Jr. - trombone
    Dan Higgins - sax
    Bill Liston - sax


    = Producing and recording

    =
    Produced and Engineered and Mixed by Chris Lord-Alge
    Recorded at Studios Image Recording (Hollywood, California), Rumbo Recorders (Canoga Park, California), Village Recorders (Santa Monica, California), Blue Jay (Carlisle, MA)
    Assistant Engineers: Talley Sherwood, Jason Roberts, Rob Hart & Andy Udoff
    Assistant Engineer at Blue Jay Studios: Mark Tanzer
    Mastered By Bob Ludwig


    References

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