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1 Free Range 2 Return 3 Dangerous 4 Everything Hurtz 5 Ed's Babe 6 Pumpkin Head Xscapes 7 The Knight The Devil And Death 8 Free Range 9 Noel's Chemical Effluence 10 The Legend Of Xanadu 11 Free Range 12 Kimble 13 Immortality 14 Return Disc #2 Tracklisting 1 The Birmingham School Of Business 2 Free Range 3 Return 4 Time Enough At Last 5 Everything Hurtz 6 Immortality 7 Two-Face ! 8 Just Waiting 9 So-Called Dangerous 10 Gentlemen's Agreement 11 Married, 2 Kids 12 Crew Filth Newest Review: ... in its repetition. The guitars clatter and punch over the riff, but it is the additional synthesizer blips and whirs that ... more |
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Code Selfish
Release Date: 2007 - 05 - 07, Audio CD, Commercial Marketing Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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Read Reviews for Code Selfish - The Fall
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Introduction --------------- Code Selfish is the fifteenth Studio album by the cult Mancunian band The Fall. The album was released in 1991 on Phonogram records and sees the bands music mutating into an eclectic blend of garage rock and techno. The main reason for this is undoubtedly the impact of the techno wizardry provided by keyboard player Dave Bush. The combination of Dave's techno loops and the powerhouse rhythm's of the Steve Hanley and Craig Scanlon give the whole album a condensed and punchy tone. The songs ------------ There are re-masters and Cd reissues of this album so I have reviewed the original 1991 CD ... Read the complete review
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