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1982 studio album by After the Fire
Batteries Not Included
Studio album by After the Fire
Released19 March 1982
RecordedLate 1981
StudioThe Record Plant (New York City)
Genre
Length41:12
LabelCBS
ProducerMack
After the Fire chronology
80-f
(1980) 		Batteries Not Included
(1982) 		Der Kommissar
(1982)

Batteries Not Included is the fourth and final album of all-new material released by UK band After the Fire. The official release date was 19 March 1982, but some sources on the Internet claim a late 1981 release date (the first two singles from this album, Dancing in the Shadows and Frozen Rivers, were released in 1981). "Dancing in the Shadows" would later become a minor U.S. hit, after it was featured on the band's lone American album release, ATF (which was released as Der Kommissar outside of the U.S.).

Track listing

Side one

  1. "Short Change" (Andy Piercy, Peter Banks) (3:19)
  2. "Frozen Rivers" (Piercy, Banks) (3:30)
  3. "Sometimes" (Piercy, Banks, John Russell) (3:07)
  4. "Sailing Ship" (Piercy, Banks) (3:54)
  5. "I Don't Understand Your Love" (Piercy, Banks) (2:50)
  6. "The Stranger" (Piercy, Banks) (3:43)

Side two

  1. "Rich Boys" (Piercy, Banks) (3:01)
  2. "Carry Me Home" (Piercy, Banks) (3:21)
  3. "Dancing in the Shadows" (Piercy, Banks) (3:02)
  4. "Space Walking" (Piercy, Banks) (3:11)
  5. "Gina" (Piercy, Banks) (1:37)
  6. "Stuck in Paris (Nowhere To Go)" (Banks, Pete King) (2:45)
  7. "Bright Lights" (Piercy, Banks) (3:32)

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