80-f

80-f is the third album released by UK band After the Fire. After the departure of drummer Ivor Twidell in October 1979, ATF recruited Nick Brotherwood as a replacement and started work on 80f in early 1980 with Tony Mansfield as producer. However, the resulting album was refused by CBS. As a result, ATF cancelled their planned tour and replaced Brotherwood with ex-Flys drummer Pete King. The band started re-recording the album with Queen and ELO producer, Mack. This time, the album was accepted by CBS and released on October 24, 1980.

80-f
Studio album by
ReleasedOctober 24, 1980 (1980-10-24)
StudioUtopia Studios, London
GenreProgressive rock, pop rock
Length36:32
LabelCBS
ProducerMack, Tony Mansfield
After the Fire chronology
Laser Love
(1979)
80-f
(1980)
Batteries Not Included
(1982)

Track listing

Side One
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."1980-F"Peter Banks2:32
2."Love Will Always Make You Cry"Andy Piercy, Banks3:30
3."Can You Face It?"Piercy, Banks3:18
4."Who's Gonna Love You (When You're Old and Fat and Ugly)?"Piercy, Banks4:09
5."Starflight"Piercy, Banks4:17
Side Two
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Wild West Show"Piercy, Banks3:34
2."Billy, Billy"Piercy, Banks4:35
3."It's High Fashion"Piercy, Banks, John Russell3:11
4."Why Can't We Be Friends?"Piercy, Banks, Russell, Pete King2:50
5."Joanne"Piercy, Banks4:18

Personnel

  • Andy Piercy – bass guitar, vocals
  • Peter "Memory" Banks – keyboards, synthesizers, vocals
  • John Russell – guitars, vocals
  • Pete King – drums, percussion



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