Around this time, the 2-Tone movement was stealing much of their limelight and their popularity began to fade. After one more album for Virgin in 1980, "1980 - The Choice Is Yours", they were dropped by the label. After a brief layoff, they returned in 1982 with "Uprhythm, Downbeat" (released in 1983 in the U.K. as "Going West"), broadening their sound with horns and a more serious attitude. "Working Girl" from the album became a cult classic in the U.S. through MTV exposure, but mainstream acceptance eluded them on both sides of the Atlantic. The band called it quits the following year. Carroll became a film composer, noted for working with Julien Temple, and in 2008, an incarnation of the band toured around the world, including Glastonbury and the Isle of Wight Festival. The Members also returned to recording, with a lineup that included Carroll, Payne, Bennett, and drummer Nick Cash. Tesco, having bowed out due to health problems, was replaced by the Damned's Rat Scabies. The band recorded two albums, 2012's "InGrrLand" and 2016's "One Law".
"1980 - The Choice Is Yours" is The Members' second album, released in 1980.
Tracklist:
The Ayatollah Harmony 2:45
Goodbye To The Job 2:25
Physical Love 3:20
Romance 3:12
Brian Was 3:28
Flying Again 3:27
Normal People 3:25
Police Car 3:50
Clean Men 3:57
Muzak Machine 2:48
Gang War 5:27
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