 days onward, and monitor engineer John Roden went on to become one of the industry's foremost live engineers with clients including Paul McCartney.Fairnie and Sage continued as the Techno Twins, covering "Falling in Love Again", which charted in 1982, and releasing "Swing Together", a Glenn Miller-meets-Marilyn Monroe pastiche.The album "Technostalgia" followed, and in 1985, as The Technos, "Foreign Land"—produced, amongst others, by Anne Dudley of Art of Noise—was issued to critical acclaim but minimal sales.