The Light User Syndrome - The Fall

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - New Wave & Post-punk / Artist: The Fall / Audio CD released 1996-06-10 at Jet / Disc #1 ... more

The Light User Syndrome - The Fall ... Tracklisting
1 DIY Meat
2 Das Vulture Ans Ein Nuttter Wain
3 He Pep
4 Hostile
5 Stay Away (Old White Train)
6 Spinetrak
7 Interlude/chilinism
8 Powder Keg
9 Oleano
10 Cheetham Hill
11 Coliseum
12 Last Chance To Turn Around
13 Ballad Of J Drummer
14 Oxymoron
15 Secession Man

Newest Review: ... and his anger and frustration is obvious throughout. The anger of the previous track leads nicely into the next song ... more

... "Hostile". The song has an unusual drum led beat that has an Arabian musical flavour. The lyrics are about a legion of the hostile being hunted down which could quite possibly refer to Joe publics perception of the band. Karl Burns is given the lead vocal on "Stay Away (Ol' White Train)" and he delivers a deep and somewhat nervous sounding lead vocal. The song is a cover of an old blues song and is played quite shyly and close to the original and is complete with steam train whistle samples. It's a...more

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	The Light User Syndrome Release Date: 1996 - 06 - 10, Audio CD, Jet Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59	£ 4.94

The Light User Syndrome
Release Date: 1996 - 06 - 10, Audio CD, Jet

Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59

£ 4.94

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Introduction --------------- "The Light User Syndrome" is the 19th studio album by the cult Mancunian band The Fall. Released in 1996 on Jet Records the album finds The Fall in a volatile mood. The band featured the line up of - Mark E Smith - Vocals, Keyboards Steve Hanley - Bass Guitar Karl Burns - Drums Simon Wolstencroft - Drums Julia Nagle - Synthesizers, Guitar and computer programming Brix E Smith - Guitars, Vocals The album is important as it introduce Julia Nagle to the band, has the last appearance of Brix Smith and is the first album not to feature long-term guitarist ... Read the complete review