Fuel For The Fire (Naked Eyes album)
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| Fuel For The Fire | ||
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| Studio album by Naked Eyes | ||
| Released | September 1984 | |
| Recorded | 1984 | |
| Genre | Pop | |
| Length | 38 min. | |
| Label | EMI | |
| Producer(s) | Tony Mansfield, Arthur Baker | |
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| Naked Eyes chronology | ||
| Burning Bridges (1983) |
Fuel For The Fire (1984) |
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Fuel For The Fire was Naked Eyes' 1984 follow-up album to their successful début. However, it was met with far less critical success and subsequently flopped. The band did have success with one single off the album, "(What) In The Name Of Love" which reached #39 in the US on the Billboard 100.
Naked Eyes disbanded following the disappointment of Fuel For The Fire. The album has never been officially released on CD but all the tracks are available on the "Promises, Promises: The Very Best Of Naked Eyes" collection in conjunction with the other CD compilation "Everything And More."
[edit] Track listing
- "(What) In The Name Of Love" - 4:24
- "New Hearts" - 3:36
- "Sacrifice" - 4:06
- "Eyes Of A Child" - 3:34
- "Once Is Enough" - 4:08
- "No Flowers Please" - 4:00
- "Answering Service" - 3:42
- "Me I See In You" - 3:33
- "Flying Solo" - 4:30
- "Flag Of Conveinence" - 4:07
[edit] Singles
- "(What) In The Name Of Love" (11 August, 1984)
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