Friend or Foe (album)
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Friend or Foe | ||
Studio album by Adam Ant | ||
Released | October 1982 | |
Genre | Rock | |
Length | 39:44 | |
Label | CBS Records | |
Producer(s) | Adam Ant, Marco Pirroni | |
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Adam Ant chronology | ||
Prince Charming (1981) |
Friend or Foe (1982) |
Strip (1983) |
Friend or Foe was the first solo album by Adam Ant, released after Adam & the Ants disbanded. Friend or Foe also became Adam Ant's most successful album giving him the hit song "Goody Two Shoes" which peaked at #1 on the charts. A remastered version was released in 2005, featuring 12 additional tracks.
[edit] Track listing
- "Friend or Foe" – 3:22
- "Something Girls" – 3:52
- "Place in the Country" – 2:50
- "Desperate But Not Serious" – 4:14
- "Here Comes the Grump" – 3:35
- "Hello, I Love You" – 2:37
- "Goody Two Shoes" – 3:28
- "Crackpot History and the Right to Lie" – 2:44
- "Made of Money" – 3:28
- "Cajun Twisters" – 2:56
- "Try This for Sighs" – 3:03
- "Man Called Marco" – 3:27
[edit] Additional tracks on the 2005 remaster
- "Goody Two Shoes" (Chris Hughes Single Mix)
- "Coup d'Etat" (Original Album Outtake)
- "Goody Two Shoes" (Demo Version)
- "Here Comes the Grump" (Demo Version)
- "Little Italy" (Demo Version)
- "Made of Money" (Demo Version)
- "Place in the Country" (Demo Version)
- "And So You Shall" (Demo Version)
- "Yellowbeard" (Demo Version)
- "I Know They Know" (Demo Version)
- "Gargoyles Are Go" (Demo Version)
- "Good Sex Rumples the Clothing" (Unreleased B Side)
[edit] Credits
- Adam Ant – Vocals, Producer, Main Performer
- Marco Pirroni – Producer