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 Dragnet - The Fall
 Dragnet - The Fall ... Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Psykick Dancehall 2 Figure Walks 3 Printhead 4 Dice Man 5 Before The Moon Falls 6 Your Heart Out 7 Muzorewi's Daughter 8 Flat Of Angels 9 Choc Stock 10 Spectre Vs Rector 11 Put Away Newest Review: ... It's also worth mentioning that any spelling mistakes are not typo's and are how Mark has spelt things! The album starts ... more ... with excellent "Psykick Dance Hall". Mark shouts "Is there anybody there?" to a resounding "Yeah!" from the band. The bass is funky and the guitar thin and at times sounding like ice cream van music. The song sounds like a demented seventies disco track and Marks sneering vocals sings a tale of a medium's dancehall and muses about his own legacy "When I'm dead and gone,
My vibrations will live on, In vibes on vinyl through the years, People will dance to my waves".
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Dragnet - The Fall: No Akroyd here! (1152 words)
by - written on 16/01/09 (Very useful, 127 readings)
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Introduction --------------- "Dragnet" is the 2nd album by the cult Mancunian band The Fall. Released originally on vinyl in 1979 on independent label Step Forward Records the album features the classic line up of: Mark E Smith - Vocals Marc Riley - Guitar, Vocals Craig Scanlon - Guitars Steve Hanley - Bass guitar & Vocals Mike Leigh - Drums The line up is important as it was the introduction to the band of Craig Scanlon and Steve Hanley who together would remain in the band for more than a decade and became a formidable songwriter partnership that would mould and formulate the Fall's ... Read the complete review
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