Universal Juveniles is the 1980 studio album by the celebrated Canadian rock group Max Webster. Known for their inventive arrangements and the charismatic leadership of guitarist/vocalist Kim Mitchell, this record represents the band at their creative peak, blending hard rock energy with progressive rock sensibilities. The centerpiece of the album is the monumental track "Battle Scar," a rare studio collaboration featuring Rush (Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and Neil Peart) performing simultaneously with Max Webster. Other highlights include the fast-paced "Check" and the melodic "Blue River Liquor Shine." Produced with the crisp, powerful sound of the early 80s, this LP is a mandatory addition for collectors of Canadian rock and fans of the Rush family tree. Tracklist Side Title Duration A1 In The World Of Giants 4:18 A2 Check 2:37 A3 April In Toledo 3:40 A4 Juveniles Don't Stop 3:32 A5 Battle Scar (with Rush) 5:48 B1 Chalkers 3:45 B2 Drive And Desire 3:53 B3 Blue River Liquor Shine 4:15 B4 What Do You Do With The Urge 3:20 B5 Cry Out Your Life 5:33
