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 Seminal Live - The Fall
 Seminal Live - The Fall ... / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Dead Beat Descendant 2 Pinball Machine 3 HOW 4 Squid Law 5 Mollusc In Tyrol 6 Kurious Oranj 7 Frenz 8 Hit The North 9 Two By Four 10 Elf Prefix 11 LA 12 Victoria 13 Pay Your Rates 14 Cruiser's Creek 15 In These Times Newest Review: ... - Maybe a first appearance of a banjo in a Fall song! This track is a cover of Lonnie Irving's country song. I haven't heard ... more ... the original to compare but on this track you have a hillbilly sounding country song with Mark singing the tale of lorry driver who gave up his family and love to drive a truck and spending his time shooting pinball in transport cafes. A very sad tale delivered in a tongue in cheek manner (I think!)
H.O.W -
The lyrics are am abbreviation of History of the world. I think maybe this is a song about a power and dictatorship whether this is referring to political dictators or and overall greater being is unclear. The lyr...more |
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Release Date: 1999 - 10 - 01, Audio CD, Beggars Banquet Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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Seminal Live - The Fall: Live (a little) (1531 words)
by - written on 03/09/08 (Very useful, 81 readings)
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Introduction --------------- Seminal Live was an album by the seminal Mancunian punk rock band The Fall. Released in 1989 on Beggars Banquet records the 14 track album is not entirely an album of live songs (as the title would imply) and is actual a mixture on new previously unrecorded studio works and a selection of live tracks recorded in Edinburgh, Vienna and Manchester throughout 1988. The band ------------ The line up of the band at the time was - Mark E Smith - Vocals, Violin(!) Steve Hanley - Bass guitar Craig Scanlon - Guitars Brix E. Smith - Guitar and backing vocals Marcia Schofield - ... Read the complete review
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