In 1989, the band's second album, "This Strange Attraction" was greeted by critical acclaim from most quarters and another radio session arranged for Radio 1's Bob Harris. Tired of all the record company misadventures, this time the recording was on their own label - "Really Great Records". Presumably the name paid homage to, or was a parody of, the East Midlands-based "Dead Good Records" later re-released on Native Records. Mansfield's B-Movie included 3 Fatal Charm tracks on the 1979 compilation album "East".