FFF - Free For Fever Format:Limited White Vinyl 2LP Still sees de Casier writing

Still sees de Casier writing about genuine heartbreak with a new clarity

" which helped to solidify the project as a game-changer amongst hip-hop heads

the band—Spencer Tweedy (drums)

It was released on 27 September 1984 by Warner Music Group

The album was released as Rock 'n' Roll Outlaw (or Rock 'n' Roll Outlaws) in some markets

FFF - Free For Fever Format:Limited White Vinyl 2LP Still sees de Casier writingIn 1993, the French funk rock collective FFF followed up their debut album with Free For Fever. The band went to the UK to record the album. This time there was significantly more rock and metal influence compared to its predecessor, but the funk is still ever present. For production, they got help from Mark Wallis, who worked with Talking Heads, R. E. M. and The Smiths. Free For Fever is available as a limited edition of 1000 copies on white coloured