After "High Land, Hard Rain", Frame spent a significant amount of time living in New Orleans, US, listening to Bob Dylan's album "Infidels". Upon reading that Dire Straits' guitarist and singer Mark Knopfler produced the album, Frame began writing songs based on a sound that he thought Knopfler could work with. Frame then signed the band to the WEA record label and managed to hire Knopfler to produce Aztec Camera's second album, "Knife", which was released in 1984. The duration of the song is nearly nine minutes, while "All I Need is Everything" received radio airplay.