The next year, 1983, the band released "Back to Mystery City". In 1984, the band got together with legendary producer Bob Ezrin and started work on their fifth studio album "Two Steps from the Move" which was their first recording deal to US markets. The original title of the album was "Silver Missiles and Nightingales", but this was changed before release. The album has been cited as one of the best glam rock albums, and Monroe has said that he "is very proud of it."