| Releases: | ||||
| Change (Single, EP) ◄ (5 versions) | Mercury ... | 1982 | ||
| Pale Shelter (Single) ◄ (4 versions) | Mercury | 1983 | ||
| The Way You Are (12") | Mercury | 1983 | ||
| The Seeds Of Love (Album) ◄ (7 versions) | Fontana ... | 1989 | ||
| Woman In Chains (CD, Single) | Fontana | 1992 | ||
| Secret World (CD + DVD-V) | XIII BIS Records | 2006 | ||
In general, 80s were not good for pop music - whatever comes to mind is overused synthesizer sound and hollow sounding drums. Somehow, TFF were able to inject more life into their songs than many others - even with some of the typical production values for those times.
On a downside, some of their songs are/were overplayed (think "Shout" and "Everybody Wants to Rule the World") and there was a definite reliance on image (although not as heavy as in, say, Duran Duran or Erasure or bands of that ilk). All in all, many of their songs stood the test of time very well and one can easily find less attractive examples of pop music from the 80s out there.