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 The Marshall Suite - The Fall
 The Marshall Suite - The Fall ... Tracklisting1 Touch Sensitive 2 F-'Oldin' Money 3 Shake-off 4 Bound 5 This Perfect Day 6 Antidotes (Jung Nev's) 7 Inevitable 8 Anecdotes + Antidotes In B # 9 Early Life Of Crying Marshal 10 Crying Marshal 11 Birthday Song 12 Mad.Men-Eng.Dog 13 On My Own Newest Review: ... "And your dying for a pee so you go behind a tree" could have been written by my young daughter! F-'Oldin' Money ... more ... -
This song is a cover of the old rock and roll classic. The song is performed true to the original and is straight 12 bar rock and roll. The lyrics sing of having no money which is a subject that I'm sure we can all identify with! It's a tight and powerful rendition. The track is the only other song that has been released from this album.
Shake-Off -
I'd heard a version of this song on a session the band did for John Peel, prior to the albums release. The song was disjointed chaotic and raw. The album has somehow m...more |
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The Marshall Suite
Release Date: 2001 - 10 - 15, Audio CD, Artful Last Update 06.12.2009 05:57
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The Marshall Suite - The Fall: Not so suite! (1291 words)
by - written on 26/09/08 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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Introduction --------------- Originally released in 1999 on Artful Records The Marshall Suite is the 21st studio album to be released by the Mancunian punk band The Fall. The line up ------------- The line up for this recording were - Mark E. Smith - Vocals, Guitar, Keyboard, Bass Julia Nagle - Keyboards, guitar, computer programming Neville Wilding - Guitar, vocals Adam Halal - Bass guitar Karen Leatham - Bass guitar Tom Head - Drums Steve Hitchcock - Strings It may look like a large line up but not all of these members played together at the same time. The album was ... Read the complete review
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